While making fashion statements this summer, make them count!
Each of the products below is offered by a company that contributes part of the price to a charity, add these items to your wish list this season:
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Rose Anne de Pampelonne silk Coralia Crave tunic Price upon request
Ten percent of each sale goes to I Can Serve to benefit women in Phillippines who have breast cancer. Based in Paris, De Pampelonne’s works take inspiration from the local handicrafts and traditional embroideries of far-flung locales like Tibet, India, and her native Philippines. This item is travel ready and perfect for all types of occasions, a classic your suitcase must not close without!
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Toms Orange Calypso Canvas Wedges $69
The newest and tallest member of the TOMS family, the Wedge. The world’s first heels with heart, in orange stripe.
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Joan Hornig 18-K gold, white-topaz Potato Chip earrings $1,750
All net profits benefit charities of the buyer’s choice
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Elie Tahari Monique Melody cork tote $398
Twenty percent of the net proceeds go to God’s Love We Deliver, a NYC group that prepares meals for those with HIV/AIDS and other illnesses.
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Brette Sandler for Hat Attack $95
Twenty-five percent of each sale goes to the Skin Cancer Foundation. Swimwear designer Brette Sandler partners with Hat Attack to create a limited-edition UV protective beach hat in order to raise awareness and support for the Foundation.
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Valentino jersey-and-lace T-shirt $395
All proceeds go to the Francesca Rava Foundation for the children of Haiti.
The T-shirt was first promoted at Milan fashion week in February and has become a permanent item in the Valentino online store.
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Harry Winston platinum and diamond Guggenheim ring $26,000
Part of the New York Collection, among traffic and skyscrapers stands one of New York’s favorite monument and architectural icon, the ring is a sweet souvenir of New York and shows your commitment to the arts. A portion of the proceeds goes to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.
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See July 2010 issue of Town & Country for more ideas
