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Big stars attended a Gucci Tattoo Heart Event to benefit Unicef at the flagship store on Fifth Avenue. A strong supporter of UNICEF, Rihanna is also the global representative of the 2008 Gucci Campaign to Benefit UNICEF.  Rihanna showed off different Gucci outfits at the reception and dinner. Riri looked lovely in a lavender gown. Madonna, Blake Lively, Mary J Blige and Becky Newton joined Gucci's Frida Giannini.  Creative Director Frida Giannini has designed a special white version of the TATTOO HEART COLLECTION featuring a stylized heart tattoo along with iconic Gucci symbols on a wide range of accessories. Gucci will donate 25 percent of sales from this dedicated collection in Gucci stores in over 20 countries from November 19, 2008 through January 31, 2009. Watch and download video coverage of the Gucci Unicef Tattoo Heart line.

Rihanna's new commercial for the Tattoo Heart line has been released along with a behind the scenes video. Watch the clips below along with a sneak peek of the Gucci Unicef E-Film. Click here for more celebrity photos from the event.

In New York, Rihanna was enlisted by Gucci's Frida Giannini to light the UNICEF Christmas snowflake in New York City. Dressed head-to-toe in Gucci, the glamorous R&B songstress is the face of the fourth annual Gucci Campaign to Benefit UNICEF, which aims to raise funds for children in Africa through the sale of its Tattoo Heart collection of bags.

After the lighting of the famous snowflake, Rihanna and Giannini were joined at Gucci's 5th Avenue flagship store for a party by Gucci-clad stars including Blake Lively, Becki Newton and model Natasha Poly.

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