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Red Dress event promotes healthy hearts

 

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Holland Rachelle modeling a strapless formal floor-length dress with jeweled details on the waist. The dress is from Bliss in the Newgate Mall where prices range from $49.99 to $249.99. (Jamii Freston/ The Signpost)
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Detail of the long formal dress jeweled waist. (Jamii Freston/ The Signpost)
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Holland Rachelle modeling a causal dress with long sleeves from Express in the Newgate Mall for $49.99. (Jamii Freston/The Signpost)
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Red shoes from Forever Young for $37.99 in the Newgate Mall with straps and gold spikes. (Jamii Freston/ The Signpost)
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For lush, red lips try Carnal #370 from Estee Lauder for $30 in Dillard’s at the Newgate Mall. (Jamii Freston/ The Signpost)

Now that February is here I’m sure many girls are looking for a cute new red dress for their Valentine’s Day activities, but what if just by wearing a red dress you could spread awareness about women’s heart health too?

According to the American Heart Association, heart disease is the number one killer of women. One in three women will die of heart disease or a stroke. Therefore, all this month, the American Heart Association is  helping to bring awareness by having Red Dress events around the nation.

The Weber State University Women’s Center is holding its own Red Dress event on Feb. 12 in the Shepherd Union from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

This event gives everyone a perfect excuse to get a brand new red dress.

There are plenty of dress styles to choose from. You can either go formal or casual, and if you already have a red dress, treat yourself to a new pair of red shoes or lipstick to match.

After you have picked up all your red attire needed, don’t forget to attend  the the Red Dress Event for fun, food and to learn easy ways to keep your heart healthy.

 

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    SuelenJul 27, 2015 at 8:18 pm

    Wow, I did not know that heart disease is the number one killer of women.

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