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The holidays are about giving—and not just to your family and friends. It's also about giving back.make doing so easier and chicer with their annual collection.
Celebrity forces featured in the campaign include Alicia Vikander, Michael Fassbender, Lady Kitty Spencer, Lily Aldridge, Laura Herrier, and more. To celebrate the new line and this year's #GIVEHOPE campaign, Bulgari and Save the Children threw a party last night in New York City, and we had a chance to speak with one of the faces of the campaign, model Lily Aldridge, about this special moment.
As for how to style these charitable pieces? Take a cue from Aldridge and pair them with everything."The good thing about the necklace is that it's such a chic staple. I am wearing it with a Gabriela Hearst gown tonight, but the necklace works with a T-shirt and jeans too." Giving back always looks good.
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