Jennette McCurdy of Nickelodeon’s Sam & Cat fame joined YouTube sensation Bethany Mota on the catwalk at New York Fashion Week, promoting women’s heart health. It was Tuesday evening when both young ladies danced their way down the runway, all dolled up in red in honor of Go Red for Women. The Go Red for Women Fashion Show featured models like Jennette McCurdy and Bethany Mota dressed in haute couture to support women with heart disease and promote awareness of the cause.

Bethany Mota wore a lovely Badgley Mischka dress that was higher in the front than in the back. The strapless bodice lent itself to the sexy vibe it was no doubt intended to create. Jennette McCurdy wore a short red Nicole Miller dress on the runway, with a V-neck that plunged and a full skirt that was rather flirty.

McCurdy shared word of the Go Red for Women Fashion Show with her followers via Twitter.

At the @GoRedForWomen event to support women with heart disease. The amount of people getting me ready is comical pic.twitter.com/cl4MNUgBJa

— Jennette McCurdy (@jennettemccurdy) February 12, 2015

Bethany Mota shared a photo taken of her shortly before she strutted her stuff on the runway.

A photo posted by Bethany Noel Mota (@bethanynoelm) on Feb 12, 2015 at 7:42pm PST

The former Dancing With the Stars contestant captioned her photo, writing, “Thanks to my incredible glam team @michaelduenas & @jacquelinecookson for getting me ready for the @Goredforwomenaha red dress show! Dress from @Badgleymischka #GoRed.”

Jennette MCurdy thanked Macy’s for inviting her to take part in the fashion show.

Thank you to @GoRedForWomen @Macys for having me be a part of your show! I had a blast, as evidenced by this pic… pic.twitter.com/9j6n8ewI0v

— Jennette McCurdy (@jennettemccurdy) February 13, 2015

Glamour magazine shared a Vine of Jennette McCurdy all dressed up and ready to roll.

.@jennettemccurdy + @NicoleMillerNYC going round and round in the #Vine360 @GoRedForWomen #nyfw https://t.co/SU9MTCfMjG

— Glamour (@glamourmag) February 13, 2015

Congrats to both Jennette McCurdy and Bethany Mota for modeling in the Go Red for Women Fashion Show, and for helping to raise awareness for such a worthwhile cause.