[HOUSTON, TX] October 28, 2026 — Miss America Regan Hutsell joined the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Fashion Show Celebration in Houston, supporting the organization’s mission to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease and empower women to prioritize their heart health.
Regan attended alongside longtime Miss America friend, supporter, and official red carpet sponsor, Niki Lassiter of Creations by Niki Lassiter, who co-chaired the event with her husband, James Morris Lassiter, III. Adding a personal touch to the occasion, Regan carried a sparkling ruby-red heart-shaped purse by Creations by Niki Lassiter, a meaningful addition to her handbag collection.
The celebration brought together community leaders and advocates to advance awareness, education, and action surrounding women’s cardiovascular health.
As a national ambassador for the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women initiative, Miss America Regan Hutsell is amplifying the importance of heart health throughout her year of service. Go Red for Women serves as the national health thought leader of the Miss America’s Scholarship Foundation, reflecting a shared commitment to health education, women’s empowerment, and advocacy.
Through her role as Miss America, Regan continues to elevate the importance of cardiovascular health and encourage women to advocate for their well-being. The Go Red for Women Fashion Show Celebration served as a powerful reminder that glamour can have a greater purpose, bringing women together to champion a cause that touches millions of lives and reinforcing the importance of education, advocacy, and action in the fight against heart disease.
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About Miss America’s Scholarship Foundation Inc. (MASF):
Miss America is the nation’s leading empowerment and service platform for young women, supporting their personal and professional growth while inspiring them to serve as positive role models in their communities. Since 1921, Miss America has been dedicated to its mission of
“Empowering Women to Lead,” engaging thousands of young women nationwide, ages 14-28, as local and state brand ambassadors committed to community service.
Through the Miss America’s Scholarship Foundation Inc., a 501(c)(3), the program awards the largest amount of scholarships to women in America.