Hip-hop impresario Sean "Diddy" Combs, owner of the Sean John streetwear brand, has designed a limited-edition silk scarf for women and matching pocket square for men to benefit Dress for Success.

The accessories help promote the "Something to Share" campaign and incorporate burnt orange, royal blue, platinum, cream and gold to complement all skin hues, symbolizing a universal call for diversity.

The scarf incorporates a crescent motif from the Dress for Success logo and chains that represent emotional ties to the organization, an international nonprofit that seeks to help women become self-sufficient and successful in a career by providing professional clothing, employment-retention programs and other support.

The scarf is $30 and the pocket square is $25 at somethingtoshare.org. All proceeds benefit Dress for Success.

Combs is launching the campaign alongside Diageo, a spirits, beer and wine company.

The "Something to Share" campaign, aimed at establishing a community of people helping people, culminates April 9 in New York City at the annual Dress for Success gala.

Got a great story you're willing to share about pregnancy, menopause or the first sign of aging? Redbook magazine and Curel Skincare are having a contest to find the most touching or humorous stories about life's changes.

To enter, visit Curel.com/lifestages.

The deadline to enter is April 30.

Three winners will win trips to New York City and will have their stories published on redbookmag.com.

The contest coincides with the launch of three Curel Skincare Life's Stages body creams and lotions aimed at addressing those three stages in women's lives.

Each contest entrant will receive a free sample of the lotions.

Thursday: Steelers running back Willie Parker autographs free footballs with a $50 purchase of Perry Ellis merchandise at a 6 to 8 p.m. event co-presented by Perry Ellis and Esquire magazine at Macy's in Ross Park Mall.

April 19: Spring fashion show at the Wilkinsburg Holiday Inn presented by the Functional Literacy Ministry of Haiti to benefit literacy and health care in Haiti. Tickets are $25; $20 for students. Lunch is at 12:30 p.m. and the event will feature massages, music, dance and fashion and accessories vendors. For information, call Carol Aubourg 412-641-5056 or Sunny Holland 412-892-8851.

May 1: The annual Concordia Club Spring Fashion Show in Oakland will feature an accessory bazaar at 11 a.m. and a luncheon and fashion show at 12:30 p.m. featuring clothes from Linda Bucci, Choices, The Dress Circle, Pamar and e.b. Pepper. A portion of proceeds benefits the National Council of Jewish Women. Tickets are $42.70 at 412-621-7000.

May 3: PNC presents The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy's 10th annual Spring Hat Luncheon at Frick Park near the Reynolds Street gatehouse entrance. A reception is at 11:15 a.m. and the luncheon is at 12:15 p.m. Individual tickets start at $200 and increase to $250 tomorrow. Call 412-682-7275, ext. 209.