Stand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Mary Alice Stephenson, wearing gray, and her team of stylists gave makeovers to 50 caregivers of wounded service members Nov. 8, 2011, so they could hit the red carpet in style for the next night's fifth annual Stand Up for Heroes event held by the Bob Woodruff Foundation and the New York Comedy Festival.
Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff Foundation
Stand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Mary Alice Stephenson, wearing gray, and her team of stylists gave makeovers to 50 caregivers of wounded service members Nov. 8, 2011, so they could hit the red carpet in style for the next night's fifth annual Stand Up for Heroes event held by the Bob Woodruff Foundation and the New York Comedy Festival.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Mary Alice Stephenson poses with photographer Nikki Stephens and Lee Woodruff, the wife of ABC News' Bob Woodruff. Lee Woodruff said she wanted the women to feel like queens for the day. "It was a woman pushing a wheelchair with a Vietnam veteran husband who said to me, at an event, 'The guys get to go on vacation here, but we don't,'" she said.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Mary Alice Stephenson takes a photo with Meg O'Grady, Brent Jurgensen and Houston the dog during caregiver makeovers at the Sheraton Hotel & Tower in New York, Nov. 8, 2011.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
The glam squad also helped the 50 caregivers put the finishing touches on their looks before they hit the red carpet Nov. 9, 2011 for gala benefitting service members and their families. The Woodruff Foundation has given $9.5 million in program spending to help soldiers and relatives transition and heal.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Sears department stores donated racks full of clothes, shoes and accessories for the women to choose from.The fifth annual Stand Up for Heroes gala was held at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. Bruce Springsteen, Ricky Gervais and Jon Stewart headlined the event.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Shoes are lined up for the 50 caregivers to choose from as they get their makeovers.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Mary Alice Stephenson poses with an unidentified woman during makeovers at the Sheraton Hotel & Tower Nov. 8, 2011.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Stylists working with Mary Alice Stephenson help one woman pick out accessories to complement her dress.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
Another unidentified woman gets the star treatment as a stylist assists her with outerwear Nov. 8, 2011.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff FoundationStand Up for the Heroes Makeover Event
The lucky women were also treated to hair and makeup by L'Oreal and Dior the night of the event.Courtesy of the Bob Woodruff Foundation
