Elizabeth Hurley Sheds Light on Breast Cancer Awareness Month With Rose Gold Sandals in London

Elizabeth Hurley is continuing to use her wardrobe and footwear choices to raise awareness of Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October. The actress attended The Estée Lauder Cos.’ Breast Cancer Campaign Pink Ribbon dinner at the Nijū restaurant in London on Monday, celebrating her 30th year as the company’s global ambassador for its Breast Cancer campaign.

For the event, she arrived wearing an all-pink look, down to her heels. She wore a custom Rebecca Vallance midi dress in a soft pink shade. The dress features a sweetheart neckline, a fitted bodice with tucked soft cups and straps adorned with pink ribbons to fit the occasion. The dress is cinched at the waist, while the pencil midi skirt creates a flattering silhouette.

For shoes, Hurley wore a pair of strappy sandals crafted in a metallic pink leather. The minimalist silhouette is set on a slender 110mm stiletto heel, and features a delicate crossover toe strap, three straps over the back of the foot and slim straps around the ankle that give it a barely-there finish. The shoes feature a round, open toe design, giving it a timeless and elegant appeal.

Hurley has been observing “Pink October” as part of her ongoing role as the global ambassador for the Estée Lauder Cos.’ Breast Cancer Campaign. She has been involved for 30 years, a milestone that was celebrated with a lighting of the Empire State Building in pink to honor the cause at the start of the month.

“I am so moved and grateful to @esteelaudercompanies for throwing a wonderful dinner tonight to celebrate my 30th year working with the company, as well as my 30th year as the global ambassador of the @esteelaudercompanies Breast Cancer Campaign,” she captioned a post from the event on Instagram on Monday. “The Lauder family took me under their wings way back in 1995, and have been like family ever since. I am eternally grateful for their unwavering love, friendship and support. The Breast Cancer Campaign is my most meaningful work and I shall continue to spread the word for the rest of my life.”