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"  Photo: Dannijo While the Northeast is still recovering from hurricane Sandy, fashion retailers are working hard to help the areas affected by the storm. Designers including Ralph Lauren, Rachel Roy, and Diane von Furstenberg have all encouraged their Twitter followers to support the hurricane relief efforts, such as encouraging them to make $10 donations to the Red Cross by texting &amp;quot;REDCROSS&amp;quot; to 90999. The fashion industry has also provided customers with the opportunity to shop for a cause. Many companies are giving back by donating a percentage of their proceeds to the relief or creating specialty items. Check out this round up of who is getting involved, treat yourself to something new, and help those in need. Dannijo: It&amp;#039;s finally the perfect time to splurge on that Dannijo bib necklace you&amp;#039;ve been lusting after, since now through Sunday, 20 percent of all purchases made at the sisters&amp;#039; website will be donated to the American Red Cross to help those impacted by Sandy.  Barneys New York: On Sunday November 4, head to the luxury store&amp;#039;s Madison Avenue flagship in NYC, where 10 percent of sales will be donated to the American Red Cross. Barneys is pledging a minimum of $50,000, and the proceeds from the day will contribute to raising an even larger donation.  Salvatore Ferragamo: Stop by this Italian brand&amp;#039;s national boutiques or website, where a percentage of proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross through Sunday. Mara Hoffman: Head to this NYC designer&amp;#039;s website through November 4 to receive 15 percent off of everything with 5 percent of the proceeds going to the American Red Cross. Enter the code &amp;quot;ILOVENY&amp;quot; at checkout. Lord &amp;amp;amp; Taylor: Simply &amp;quot;like&amp;quot; the Lord &amp;amp;amp; Taylor Facebook page through Christmas, and the department store will donate $1 to the New York Red Cross. The mega shop hopes to raise up to $10,000. Gilt City: Just another excuse to get a high-end facial or go out to a swanky dinner: From now until November 4, 30 percent of Gilt City New York&amp;#039;s profits will go to the American Red Cross.  StyleBop: Through November 7, this luxury e-commerce site is pledging 10 percent of its sales to the American Red Cross. Score pieces from brands like Rachel Zoe, Proenza Schouler, Derek Lam, and more.  Joan Hornig Jewelry: This indie NYC designer is offering 100 percent of the proceeds of her sterling silver &amp;quot;Build Up The Giving&amp;quot; necklace ($80.22) to hurricane relief organization of your choice. Penfield: Now that the temperatures are dipping, you can scoop up a warm jacket from the outerwear brand and send your dollars to a good cause. For every order placed on the U.S. website, $10 will be donated to the American Red Cross. The Reformation: This green fashion brand creates apparel from re-purposed vintage items and surplus fabrics. To support those affected by the storm, the label is offering 10 percent of all web sales to the American Red Cross; ends November 8. Dalla Nonna: Celebrities including Emma Stone, Zoe Saldana, and Jessica Alba have been spotted wearing pieces by this NYC designer. Snag the sapphire-encrusted &amp;quot;Scatter of Sparkle&amp;quot; necklace ($415), and 20 percent of your purchase will benefit the American Red Cross. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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