Thursday, March 10, 2011

This Goes Out to Girls All Around the World...

Today is:
HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

The Red Pump Project raises awareness about the impact of HIV/AIDS on women and girls.  Red Pump uses the red shoe as a symbol of empowerment to represent women affected with HIV/AIDS.
Every year, the United States recognizes March 10th as National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NWGHAAD). It’s a nationwide initiative to raise awareness about the increasing impact of HIV/AIDS on women & girls and encourages ladies to take action. While progress has definitely been made in the areas of AIDS prevention and treatment, women still represent 27% of all new AIDS diagnoses, with African-American women accounting for 66% of that group. This year focuses on this statistic, “Every 35 minutes, a woman tests positive for HIV in the United States.
 To learn more information about getting involved visit The Red Pump Project. 

So....


I'm 'ROCKING MY RED PUMPS'

Pumps-XXI/Everything else-NY & Co.


I hope you ladies are rocking your red as well! I think this cause is pretty much AWESOME and well it's AWKWARD if you're not participating!

About my 'fit...

well the leopard 'thingy' was a $7.99 steal from NY & Co's intimate apparel line. It's definitely supposed to be a nightgown but I broke the rules here. Accessories were a bargain also. The pumps are a XXI 'yellow tag' purchase. I believe I got them during their Christmas sale in '09. I regret now that I didn't get them in black too.  Red is my absolute favorite color so today's post make so ecstatic-in a sentimental sort of way.
What's your favorite color and how do you like 'rocking it'?

4 comments:

  1. WOW! I can't believe that is a nighty and you rocked it like a mini dress. It looks FAB and you look FAB as well in those red pumps. You go girl!!! :-)

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  2. Oooh honey! Give me that "leopard thingy"! LOL I love leopard and red! It is such a fabulous combination!

    #RockTheRedPump!!!

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  3. lol..I love it and that was actually my first time wearing it. We can definitely make a swap though! Teehee.

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  4. It's definitely a little too short though but WTH I'm taking the risk anyway!!

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