Dress For the Cause

As soon as the Rock the Vote campaign was launched, celebrity's splashed the slogan on t-shirts and marched the red carpet to show that they really did want to help a cause. Naturally with tabloid material wearing these shirts, the public caught on and followed the trend. Designers and retail stores have also established clothing lines which help donate to a certain cause. Being a good Samaritan never looked so fashionably good.


Gap- $20 =half of profits go to global fund to fight AIDS




Converse.com -$75 (Chloe Hugo-Hamman) = 10% of the net wholesale price of these CONVERSE (PRODUCT) RED™ shoes will be paid to The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Geneva, Switzerland).





Shop For A Cause Here

All products donate a percentage to UNESCO, American Cancer Society, Aikido International Foundation, SPCA International, Architecture for Humanity, The September Concert Foundation, Kiva, Global Green USA, Chez Panisse Foundation, 826 National, Amnesty International, VH1's Save the Music and more.




Shop for T's made by your favorite bands!

For example, The National T- $25 = Proceeds go to Safe Space



Oakley (Pace Breast Cancer Awareness) -$165= $20 donated to Action, Advocacy and Awareness.



To Support With a Statement Shop these T's

Back to School

One fall essential for everyone's wardrobe, a blazer!
I always loved Gossip Girls outfits and now with blazers hitting the clothes racks, I can go through old episodes and remake the outfits.
Where to buy?
Urban Outfitters has plenty of new blazers that will look good paired with a graphic tee and acid washed jeans and booties.

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The Long Dress

I was used to the summer maxi dress as a signature for well-dressed mid 30's women but this summer it took over all stores. This dress paired with nicely polished and simple sandals gives a very classy look in the sun. Summer is coming to an end soon but the dress will still look nice for the beginning of fall adorned with a thin cardigan.