Ashley Greene oozes elegance in red gown at AHA's Go Red For Women Red Dress ... trends now
Ashely Greene is among the celebrities to lend their support for the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women Red Dress Collection Concert in New York City on Wednesday, February 1.
And in keeping with the theme of the charity event at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the actress struck a number of poses in a shoulder-less red gown on the red carpet.
The Go Red For Women initiative is a comprehensive platform designed 'to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease', which is the number one killer of women according to the organization's website, in hopes of serving as a catalyst for change to improve the lives of women globally.
Greene, who also goes by Ashley Greene Khoury in the wake of her marriage to Paul Khoury, looked like the belle of the ball decked out in her striking red number in front of the adoring photographers.
The design included a plunging neckline to help accentuate her cleavage and a train that followed behind her by several feet.
Show of support: Ashley Greene, 35, showed her support for the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women Red Dress Collection Concert 2023 in New York City
The actress, who's best known to many fans for playing Alice Cullen in the Twilight film franchise, accessorized with double-band necklace, matching earrings and a couple of rings.
Rounding out her overall look, Greene had her dark brown tresses styled with soft waves on the left side, while her hair was pushed back over her ear on the right with a slight part.
'Founded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute's The Heart Truth program and presented by Go Red for Women, this annual immersive experience celebrates the past two decades of our work to support women’s cardiovascular health and looks to the future as we continue to raise awareness and funds to support research that leads to innovative and lifesaving discoveries,' the Go Red For Women website read.
Upon its joint venture with the American Heart Association and other women's health groups, the National Heart, Lung And Blood Institute introduced 'the red dress as a national symbol for women and heart disease awareness', which the 'AHA adopted to create synergy among all organizations committed to fighting this cause.'
Chic: The Twilight star was the picture of elegance as she posed in front of the adoring photographers during the red carpet phase of the charity event
Making a difference: The Go Red For Women initiative, held at Jazz at Lincoln Center, is a comprehensive platform designed
