Last night, leaders in fashion, art, activism and philanthropy united at the @keringfoundation’s first-ever Caring for Women Dinner held at The Pool in New York City. Hosted by @andersoncooper, the event was co-chaired by @salmahayek, François-Henri Pinault, @gisele, @ltjackson_, @samuelljackson, @juliemehretu, Her Majesty @queenrania Al Abdullah of Jordan, and @gloriasteinem. Additional guests at the gala included @emmawatson, @karliekloss, @jodiesmith, @cturlington, #EdBurns, @katgraham, #AdamSilver, @jeremyoharris, and many more. One hundred percent of proceeds from the evening benefited the following organizations to address gender-based violence: National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV), Global Fund for Women, Jordan River Foundation (JRF) and Ms. Foundation for Women. Actress and Kering Foundation Board Member Salma Hayek Pinault thanked the audience for a successful night, expressing her determination to continue the tradition. “We’ve come together to create a family...a community...a movement that says violence against women must stop. I know that it will. Because I feel the power in this room,” Hayek Pinault said. “This is the dream. You are making it happen. And it doesn’t stop here.” Since 2008, the Kering Foundation has worked to combat violence against women by supporting survivors to live free from violence, changing behaviors and attitudes to break the cycle of violence and taking collective action to stand against violence. The Foundation funds local NGOs to provide support and resources to women and those directly impacted by violence. #KeringForWomen