LOS ANGELES -- Lauren Hutton donned black bike shorts and Veronica Webb sported Adidas stripes for the first 3.1-mile Revlon Run/Walk, held last Saturday at Fox Studios in Century City here. The event raised $500,000 for breast and ovarian cancer research.
The turnout included Revlon president Jerry Levin. Actor Pierce Brosnan hosted the event, which attracted Lilly Tartikoff, a founder of the Revlon/UCLA Women's Cancer Research Program -- one of the beneficiaries of the event -- Fox's Lucie Salhany, Sally Fields and numerous TV personalities.
A large number of the 8,000 participants ran to honor loved ones who had battled the diseases. Many wore simple black or gray cotton leggings with official event T-shirts. The more daring women opted for skin-tight bodysuits or sport bras with hip-hugger shorts in shades of pink, red and purple. The Adidas look was also prevalent in white-striped pants, basketball-style tank tops and shorts and V-neck jerseys.
Also benefiting from the event was the Wellness Community and the Iris Cantor Center for Breast Imaging.
The turnout included Revlon president Jerry Levin. Actor Pierce Brosnan hosted the event, which attracted Lilly Tartikoff, a founder of the Revlon/UCLA Women's Cancer Research Program -- one of the beneficiaries of the event -- Fox's Lucie Salhany, Sally Fields and numerous TV personalities.
A large number of the 8,000 participants ran to honor loved ones who had battled the diseases. Many wore simple black or gray cotton leggings with official event T-shirts. The more daring women opted for skin-tight bodysuits or sport bras with hip-hugger shorts in shades of pink, red and purple. The Adidas look was also prevalent in white-striped pants, basketball-style tank tops and shorts and V-neck jerseys.
Also benefiting from the event was the Wellness Community and the Iris Cantor Center for Breast Imaging.
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