How I style - Maxi Skirts - Curvy girl edition
Debenhams) Neon star bracelets - Topshop (towards breast cancer) Ring - Topshop Rose studs - New Look Leggings - Primark Shoes - Primark Outfit 2 ...
Elizabeth Hurley dresses in pink every October
Hurley, 47, was at the Empire State Building on Monday wearing a plunge V-neck, gathered-waist Issa jersey dress to flip the switch to turn the lights pink. She did it two years ago with Evelyn Lauder, who died last November.
Lauder co-founded the Pink Ribbon Campaign 20 years ago, and since then, more than 122 million free pink ribbons have been handed out at department-store cosmetic counters as a reminder about breast health and the research being done for a cure, Hurley says.
"We were a great double act. This is bittersweet. ... She was a wonderful person, and I hope a little bit rubbed off on me."
Without Lauder, Hurley finds herself busier this month, with planned stops in Toronto, London and Paris, among others. The campaign reaches 70 countries.
"If you open up my suitcase, you'll see a lot of pink dresses, nude-colored shoes and a lot of pink handbags, too," she says.
The campaign has found much success raising money for research: $35 million so far, Hurley says, though, it's with each mammogram made by a woman who might otherwise have forgotten or resisted to make that call for her appointment that she feels a greater sense of accomplishment.
