Human trafficking is a serious problem. It's been estimated that 27 million people exist in some form of slavery today, and with perpetrators of trafficking raking in over $32 billion a year and going largely unpunished, it's hard to see a solution soon.

Dressed to Give readers know I love highlighting businesses that are giving back in style.

Several of my coworkers and I are going barefoot today, and the reason we're shedding our shoes has nothing to do with the gorgeous spring weather.

It's mid-February and I always get excited around this time of the year. While some look forward to Valentine's Day, it's NY Fashion Week that gets me giddy. I eagerly anticipate next season's trends, and while they change from year to year, there's one thing that always remains in style: the color red! As the symbolic color of American Heart Month, red will once again be in fashion in order to raise awareness about heart disease.

The holiday season is here. I know this because I'm already double-booked for holiday parties beginning with Thanksgiving gatherings tonight and throughout the long weekend, and I've been pulling every sparkly, shiny, sequin-y thing out of my closet to ensure I'm attired appropriately and festively. This year, as I began to plan out my calendar and to-do list (and my outfits) for the holidays, I wanted to make sure that while I was going to parties and giving presents, I was also giving back. To my delight, doing good while celebrating the holidays is easier than ever, as there can be a "good" component integrated into all your activities throughout the season.

Summer's double whammy of heat and humidity can make even the most elaborately dressed fashionistas yearn for something simple, cool, and comfortable. I've found myself incorporating more t-shirts into my sartorial selections these days, which got me wondering: with the almost limitless variety of tees out there (plain, graphic, sequined, DIY), which t-shirts allow their wearers to look good while doing good?