Since the classic red and white paper dress design from the 1960s, Campbell Soup Company has a rich history of stylish, creative couture. Today, the Campbell red dress has evolved into a meaningful symbol of heart health that inspires women to live longer, healthier lives.

We asked people across America to take inspiration from a real female heart-health hero who motivates them and share their story and their red dress design. The winning creation will become this year’s Campbell Red Dress, and the designer will join the list of fashion designers, including Nicole Miller and Michael Vollbracht for Bill Blass, who have contributed to the collection of Campbell dresses.

In February, 2010, American Heart Month, the winning designer and their heart-health hero will travel to New York City to walk the red carpet at the Woman’s Day Red Dress Awards with fashion expert Tim Gunn and model the winning dress.

Please come back to this site January 4 – 28, 2010, to view the top three designs and vote for your favorite. For each vote, we’re donating $1 up to $625,000* to the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women® movement.

	DESIGN ADVISOR TIM GUNN Fashion expert and heart-health advocate Tim Gunn joins the cause to advise contestants every step of the way. READ TIM’S STORY >			DRESSED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE Last year’s winning Nicole Miller dress was worn by actress and heart-health advocate Jane Krakowski at a celebration of 2009 American Heart Month. SEE THE 2009 CAMPBELL RED DRESSES>