The Young Hollywood Cares Collection Benefits Ovarian Cancer Research
Meghan Young — August 19, 2011 — Fashion
The Stuart Weitzman's Young Hollywood Cares Collection features stunning shoe designs by talented celebrities. Unlike the slew of clothing labels and perfume brands that stars are pumping out these days, these special line of stylish heels have been created for a good cause. Co-designed by Scarlett Johansson, Hayden Panettiere, Michelle Trachtenberg and Olivia Palermo, all proceeds raised from these fashionable footwear will benefit Marsha Moses’ research in ovarian cancer at the Folkman Institute in Boston.
An eclectic range of shoes, the Stuart Weitzman's Young Hollywood Cares Collection really captures each celebrity's style and taste. From the sultry demureness of Johansson to the uber chicness of Palermo, the line will surely appeal to a vast amount of women.
An eclectic range of shoes, the Stuart Weitzman's Young Hollywood Cares Collection really captures each celebrity's style and taste. From the sultry demureness of Johansson to the uber chicness of Palermo, the line will surely appeal to a vast amount of women.
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