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Jane Seymour, Chloe Bailey and More Go Red for American Heart Association Red Dress Collection Concert (Exclusive Photos) Kareema Bee, Breanne L. HeldmanJanuary 31, 2026 at 6:29 AM 0 Jane Seymour, Chloe Bailey and Nicole Scherzinger at the American Heart Association's Red Dress Collection Concert 2026 Mariel and Katherine Tyler/Contour by Getty Energy was high on Thursday, Jan. 29, as headliner Nicole Scherzinger, as well as Chloe Bailey, Selma Blair, Jane Seymour and many other stars, rocked red on a red carpet in N.Y.C.

- - Jane Seymour, Chloe Bailey and More Go Red for American Heart Association Red Dress Collection Concert (Exclusive Photos)

Kareema Bee, Breanne L. HeldmanJanuary 31, 2026 at 6:29 AM

Jane Seymour, Chloe Bailey and Nicole Scherzinger at the American Heart Association's Red Dress Collection Concert 2026

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Energy was high on Thursday, Jan. 29, as headliner Nicole Scherzinger, as well as Chloe Bailey, Selma Blair, Jane Seymour and many other stars, rocked red on a red carpet in N.Y.C.

That color choice was no accident: The ladies were gathered for the American Heart Association Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection Concert, which celebrates the past two decades of support for women's cardiovascular health and looks to raise awareness and funds to support research that leads to innovative and lifesaving discoveries.

"When I first found out many years ago now that the No. 1 cause of death for women was not any one of the cancers — or even a combination of the cancers — it was heart disease, that got my attention and I felt that that was a piece of education that the world needed to know, women especially," Seymour tells PEOPLE of her involvement in the event. "Women's heart attacks and heart health presents quite differently from men."

Naturally, the fabulous ladies in red also set hearts aflutter when they posed for these exclusive portraits.

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Nicole Scherzinger

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The Tony winner brought down the house when she performed an selection of theatrical songs.

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Normani and Chloe Bailey

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See the songbirds slay.

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Selma Blair

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"I'm someone that has an autoimmune condition, MS, so there's a higher rate of inflammation in the body and more reasons to be proactive about cardiovascular health," Blair tells PEOPLE. "I'm thrilled to be here and hope to help raise money and have fun!"

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Christina Chang

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The Heated Rivalry star brought the heat — and big smiles — to the runway.

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Kandi and Riley Burruss

Kandi Burruss and Riley Burruss

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Hearts abound for this mother-daughter duo.

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Susan Lucci

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"I am so grateful to Nancy Brown and the American Heart Association for giving me the opportunity to talk about my heart health and get the story out so that women can put themselves on their to-do list," Lucci says. "They can listen to their bodies, and if it's not acting normal for them, they can take action and call the doctor."

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Amaya Espinal

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"The reason why I'm here is to bring awareness to cardiovascular diseases, especially for women," the Love Island USA winner tells PEOPLE. "I feel like this is a topic that goes undiscussed. I am a registered nurse. I worked in a cardiac unit for five years, so it's a full-circle moment for me."

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Amy Grant

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Grant kicked off the evening's festivities with a hint of nostalgia when she performed the opening number.

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Aida Turturro and Edie Falco

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A Sopranos reunion to smile about.

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Jane Seymour

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"We've got to exercise, have good nutrition, less stress, all of those things, and be careful of not putting on too much weight," Seymour says of living a long and healthy life. "But I think the other component is don't be an ostrich! Don't put your head in the sand. Find out from your doctor if you have cholesterol issues or blood pressure issues, and then do what they tell you."

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Ali Ahn

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"I have two grandfathers who suffered strokes, and high blood pressure runs in my family, so this is very personal," the Diplomat star says.

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Renee Elise Goldsberry

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"I am here tonight to celebrate the American Heart Association and go red because I love my grandmother, who died of heart disease far too young," the Tony-winning Hamilton star says.

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Hendrix and Hudson Sheaffer and Sasha Pieterse

Sasha Pieterse and Hudson Sheaffer with their son Hendrix

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"I was around 18 or 19 when I was finally diagnosed with PCOS," the Pretty Little Liars alum, who attended the event with her husband and her son, says. "I spent a long time trying to get that diagnosis. I saw 17 doctors. They all ignored me or said I should get on the treadmill, that I'm eating too much. They really did not listen to what I was saying, and it took me advocating for myself for so long to finally get one doctor to listen, and it changed my life. I think that doctors are incredible, but you really do need to advocate for yourself. You are your best advocate, and it's essential, whether that's in a doctor's office, with your friends, your family, your career. I always want women to advocate for themselves and stand up for what they believe in and what they know is right. I think that's a through-line for everything that we do."

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Uzo Aduba

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"My goal is to see as many memories of mine and [my daughter's] sewn together as possible, and so that means that I have to do everything in my power to ensure that I'm here for those stories," Aduba tells PEOPLE. "So that's walking daily, that is making better choices daily. and realizing that the hardest thing that I could do is fight for her and for myself."

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Chloe Bailey

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"This mission is personal to me because I have so many strong phenomenal women who take care of everyone else in their lives, and it's important for us to remember to put ourselves first and take care of ourselves," Bailey tells PEOPLE. "The whole world would crash without them."

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Star Jones

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"I am a national volunteer for the American Heart Association, and I have been for 15 years because heart health is the thing that wakes me up in the morning," Jones tells PEOPLE. "And, in all honesty, it's the last thing I think about before I go to bed because I'm not supposed to be here. I think back to 15 years ago, when I had to get my weight under control. I had to get my eating under control. I had to start exercising, not be so lethargic. I literally had to put my own health on the front burner of my life, and I have done that. And so for the last 15 years, I've been advocating for other women to do the same thing."

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Elisabeth Röhm