Halle Berry and Kate Hudson Are Twinning in Matching Crop Tops and High-Waist Spandex
Halle Berry and Kate Hudson
Halle Berry and Kate Hudson are joining forces to bring awareness to an important issue: world hunger.
In new pictures shared by the Catwoman star via Instagram on Sunday, Oct. 1, the two actresses appeared in matching outfits of a crop top tee depicting a heart-shaped globe graphic on the chest pocket, paired with black high-waist spandex underwear while powerfully posing together.
The two were completely twinning, also sporting a blue-faced silver watch on each of their wrists, along with black stiletto heels.
Berry and Hudson's photo op is in collaboration with designer Michael Kors' Watch Hunger Stop campaign in support of the UN World Food Programme, where the company has pledged meals and funds to the cause for each of its featured t-shirts ($40) and special-edition watches ($325) that is sold.
"Every human on this Earth deserves clothes on their back and food in their mouth. I’m honored to use my voice to spread awareness about @michaelkors’ #WatchHungerStop campaign," the social media caption explained, further including that "all profits" from the apparel sales and "200 meals" for each watch sold will be donated to the charitable organization.
This month marks the 10th anniversary of Kors' campaign following its launch in 2013, when Berry and Hudson originally got on board. Over the last decade, Kors has raised nearly $7.5 million for the cause, which equals over 30 million school meals for those in need, according to the New York Times.
The brand, itself, shared additional content on its own official Instagram account, showcasing the Moonfall actress and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days star both individually and in another stunning shot together, as well as in video footage discussing why the issue is important to them.
"I think now, more than ever, we have to give back. I think we have to choose what's important to us; we have to find ways to get involved—not just look the other way and assume that it's somebody else's problem. Don't be afraid to stand up for what we believe in, and don't be afraid to fight," Berry said of her involvement with the world hunger effort.
