Halle Berry and Kate Hudson took center stage for a good cause — complete with sleek heels.
In the new 2023 imagery for Michael Kors‘ ongoing “Watch Hunger Stop” campaign — where all sales of the program’s T-shirts and tote bags will benefit the United Nations‘ World Food Programme, which aims to end hunger for children worldwide — Berry and Hudson posed together in black stiletto-heeled sandals, as shared on Instagram. Berry’s featured thin ankle and toe straps, while Hudson’s mule style simply included toe straps for a minimalist effect.
Within the campaign, both actresses wore the aforementioned $40 T-shirts — a white unisex design with a small blue heart logo — with black high-waisted briefs. The stars’ minimalist outfits were each complete with Kors’ special-edition blue-faced $325 watch for the campaign; as shared in the caption, the brand will donate the equivalent of 200 meals to the World Food Programme’s school meals program.
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This month notably marks Kors’ 10th anniversary of “Watch Hunger Stop,” following its launch in 2013. Over the last decade, Kors has raised almost $7.5 million for the cause, which equals over 30 million school meals for those in need, according to the New York Times.
In addition to the United Nations, Kors has also been a longtime supporter of the organization God’s Love We Deliver. The nonprofit, which aims to eradicate hunger across the New York City metropolitan area, delivers meals to those who cannot cook or shop for food on their own. Each year, Kors and God’s Love We Deliver celebrate its accomplishments with the Golden Heart Awards gala, which includes a dinner, auction and awards presented to those doing good in the community.
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