Natasha Poonawalla shared this picture. (courtesy: natasha.poonawalla)
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After Lauren Sanchez, Natasha Poonawalla has given a shout out to actress Salma Hayek for a “fun, thoughtful, and inspiring evening.” FYI: She was among the many company who attended the fifteenth anniversary of the Kering Foundation, co-chaired by Salma Hayek. Natasha Poonawalla has shared a carousel from the “most fun party.” The opening body is nothing lower than a trend spectacle. Natasha Poonawalla appears to be like beautiful, as all the time, in a structured black and white Schiaparelli robe. In the follow-up image, the style mogul is seen sharing the body with Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai. Natasha Poonawalla has additionally added a video that includes herself, Lauren Sanchez, Salma Hayek and their pals grooving on the dance ground. The clip was first shared by Lauren Sanchez.
In the lengthy caption, Natasha Poonawalla acknowledged, “The Fashion of Caring never goes out of Style!” She wrote, “Thank you, Salma Hayek, for a fun, thoughtful- inspiring evening taking a stand against domestic violence. Lovely seeing so many powerhouses standing in solidarity against atrocities and inequalities tolerated in different strata’s of society across the globe. Domestic abuse can be mental, physical, economic or sexual in nature. The importance of communities and families and colleagues calling this out…supporting women to feeling less like sacrificial victims for their family’s reputations or judging them for putting their need for safety before the needs of what’s better for the kids…The saddest part being – certain women being the perpetrators of these atrocities as a result of generational trauma .. women against women- while ignoring the integral role men play in supporting victimised women.”
She continued, “This is not a war of the sexes but instead a conflict of values. Always lovely catching up with the beautiful Malala Yousafzai. A heart-wrenching speech by Oprah [Winfrey]. A room full of caring thought leaders Francois Pinault – Salma [Hayek] – Vivi, Lauren Sanchez, Wendi Murdoch, Kim Kardashian Elsa Collins, Julia Garner, Lauren Santo Domingo, Nicole Kidman, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kimbal Musk, Christiana Musk, Derek Blasberg and sorely missed but present in spirit and always supporting societal enhancement and cultural shifts @edward_enninful …a fantastic performance by @florenceandthemachine and the most fun after party for which I came prepared with breakfast!”
Reacting to Natasha Poonawalla’s album, Lauren Sanchez dropped black and white hearts. Supermodel Gigi Hadid wrote, “Beauty.” Russian mannequin Irina Shayk left hearth emojis within the feedback. Interior designer Sussanne Khan, who’s an in depth good friend of Natasha Poonawalla, reacted with crimson hearts. Bollywood movie star stylist Tanya Gharvi commented: “Love [red heart] so chic.”
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Salma Hayek also shared a bunch of pictures from the Caring For Women Dinner event. The second annual Caring For Women Dinner was organised on September 12 in Manhattan, US. The actress posed with the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Malala Yousafzai, Nicole Kidman, Kim Kardashian, and Olivia Wilde among others. In the caption, Salma Hayek wrote, “What a night. Thank you to everybody who came out to celebrate 15 years of the Kering Foundation and the second annual ‘Caring for Women’ dinner to benefit the Malala Fund, National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) and New York City Alliance Against Sexual Violence. I am so honoured to work alongside this brilliant foundation to combat gender-based violence and continue the fight to protect vulnerable women and children all across the globe.”
Lauren Sanchez, Emmy award-winning journalist and Amazon Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos’ fiancee, stated Salma Hayek was “the life of the party.” She additionally thanked the actress for a “fun and inspiring evening.” Take a glance:
In an official assertion, the Kering Foundation introduced that the web proceeds, this yr, will profit “the Malala Fund, National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV), and New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault.”
Source: www.ndtv.com