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'Wear Red Day' fights women's heart disease

Red isn't just the color of seduction. It's also the shade of supporting women's health.Today, the first Friday of February, is Wear Red Day, which promotes awareness of heart disease, the number one killer of women. (It's also American Heart Month). On this day, ladies are encouraged to wear anything red, be it a dress, shoes, scarf — or even just a pin."I learned late in life that my heart hea
Seeing red: TODAY's Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Kathie Lee Gifford and Natalie Morales take part in Wear Red Day on Feb. 3.
Seeing red: TODAY's Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb, Kathie Lee Gifford and Natalie Morales take part in Wear Red Day on Feb. 3.TODAY
By Rina Raphael

Red isn't just the color of seduction. It's also the shade of supporting women's health.

Today, the first Friday of February, is Wear Red Day, which promotes awareness of heart disease, the number one killer of women. (It's also American Heart Month). On this day, ladies are encouraged to wear anything red, be it a dress, shoes, scarf — or even just a pin.

"I learned late in life that my heart health is my greatest asset, which is why I celebrate National Wear Red Day," said Star Jones, TODAY contributor and National Volunteer for the American Heart Association. "Join me."

In honor of the campaign, TODAY's lovely talent donned the striking crimson hue this morning. Join them in their fight against the disease by sharing your own photos! If you're in the chosen color today, upload a photo to the Wear Red Day Facebook page and TODAY's Facebook wall!

Learn more about Wear Red Day by visiting their website and check out TODAY Facebook submissions below:

Attention team members wear red.
Attention team members wear red.Facebook submission by Rachel Levy Konik
\"Wearing red today ... have a brother with heart disease.\"
\"Wearing red today ... have a brother with heart disease.\"Facebook submission by Medinah Sires
\"We must all pay attention to what our bodies tell us! Red for the heart.\"
\"We must all pay attention to what our bodies tell us! Red for the heart.\"Facebook submission by Diana Brown

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