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Anne Besser at CARE Jan Osborn Charlotte Richards at On the Move Heather Allen at On the Move Laura Reeder at On the Move Lindsey Frattarelli at On the Move Holly Smith Janie Robertson Elizabeth Marshall Amy Richards Chairman Shirley Cohn Shelby Dabney Scott Dabney Terry Bentley Hill FEBRUARY | PAGE 19 | 2015 (CARE)ING AND MOVING FOR A GOOD CAUSE BY JANE ROZELLE. PHOTOGRAPHY RHIANNON LEE, RACHAEL WISE. A BREAKFAST THAT CARES Talk about an early-morning wake-up call: "I was dead for 30 seconds." Those chilling words were spoken by former Boston Celtics player Chris Herren at the 30th Annual CARE Breakfast as he described his 15-year struggle with drugs and alcohol. He told the 550 guests in attendance at the Omni Hotel that without organizations such as CARE (Chemical Awareness, Resources & Education), he would never have overcome his battle with substance abuse. The breakfast — chaired by Shirley Cohn, alongside honorary chairs Clayton and Ellen Kershaw — raised more than $220,000 for the nonprofit. CARE givers: Pam Murray, Kadie Hill, Beth Bradshaw, Peyton Blackwell, Robin Bagwell, and Jim and Leslie Melson. ON THE MOVE When country singer Julie Roberts belted out her latest hit, "Good Wine and Bad Decisions," at the 8th Annual On the Move Luncheon, you could hear the refrains throughout the Ritz-Carlton. Roberts was the perfect headliner for The National Multiple Sclerosis Society benefit, as the cause is near and dear to her heart. Diagnosed with MS at the age of 27, she now serves as an ambassador for the organization and travels the country to promote both her music and her cause. "I want people to know that I can still do whatever I want," she said. The evening also commemorated the late Dee Wynne, whose legacy was honored with the Novartis Person on the Move Award. Applauding: Barb and Randy Biddle, Nancy Harte, Cory Richards, Paula Baldwin, and Jarod Anderson. Natalie McGuire at CARE Clayton Kershaw at CARE Denham Schiff at CARE Juliet Anderson Pat Schiff Steve Schiff Sue Blackwell at CARE Debby Jett Allbright Ellen Kershaw Shannon Nelson at On the Move Leah Weatherl Julie Roberts Lee Ann White at CARE Chris Herren at CARE Scott Osborn Turn heads in a perfectly pink Dior coat in cotton and silk toile $10,000, cotton ribbed knit top $3,500, and Bermuda short with embroidery $3,300, at the Dior boutique and Forty Five Ten. I really adore this Prabal Gurung look. Wool chunky knit crewneck split hem sweater $1,195, technical wool flared trousers, price upon request, at Stanley Korshak. A delicate pale pink number from Mary Katrantzou might leave your Valentine's date speechless. $15,840, at Neiman Marcus Downtown. Statement-making Paul Andrew neon rose heel in matte python $1,195, at Stanley Korshak. VALENTINE'S DAY As February 14 draws closer, I find myself inspired by the soft pinks and bold reds in some of my favorite designers' collections. Here are my current crushes, with love. Nasiba Adilova Perfect a plump, pink pout with Tom Ford Beauty Lip Color Shine in Ravenous. $50, at Neiman Marcus. Valentino's red floral bag is dreamier than a dozen roses. Red printed calf-leather bag $3,645, at the Valentino boutique. Renée Rouleau Triple Berry Smoothing Peel instantly brightens skin. $87, at Renée Rouleau Skin Care Spa. My dear friend Kathleen Hill arranges the most beautiful flowers for Valentine's Day and every occasion. Leeny's Flowers $500, through 214.755.0089. Mulberry classic Bayswater bag in Hibiscus is a stunning carryall. $1,700, at the Mulberry boutique. Noor Fares' Fly Me to the Moon winged earrings are a fitting Valentine's Day offering. In 18K rose gold with cornelian $2,905, at Grange Hall. Red nails are a Valentine's must. Marc Jacobs Beauty Enamored Hi-Shine Nail Lacquer in Lola $18, at Sephora. My heart flutters for this Valentino gown. $35,000, at the Valentino boutique in April.