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"  With the world still reeling from the news of designer L&amp;#039;Wren Scott&amp;#039;s tragic death, one Los Angeles-based non-profit has created an award in her honor. According to WWD, The Art of Elysium&amp;#039;s L&amp;#039;Wren Scott Amber Award will celebrate emerging fashion designers who will in turn donate their time to help hospitalized children. In addition, winners will design a line to benefit the Elysium, which uses art, fashion design, and music to aid children with serious medical conditions. Scott&amp;#039;s family is on board as well, and has asked that well-wishers donate to the Elysium in lieu of flowers. The organization counts many celebrities among its fans (many of whom had made appearances at the nonprofit&amp;#039;s annual gala), including Matthew McConaughey, Ashley Olsen, Courteney Cox, Scarlett Johansson, Johnny Depp, and Robin Wright. Elysium Collections is the fashion program, which encourages young designers to pay it forward by helping kids with their own fashion aspirations achieve their dreams. To this end, the L&amp;#039;Wren Scott Amber Award isn&amp;#039;t just named for the late designer, but for Amber, one of the first children to participate in the Elysium Collections workshop. So while we grapple with this tragedy, it&amp;#039;s a comfort to know that Scott will live on through this amazing charity\u2014and through the designers and children that this award inspires. Related: L&amp;#039;Wren Scott&amp;#039;s Talent Was Designing, Not Being Someone&amp;#039;s Girlfriend "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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