Our Story
Beauty Can Mean More
A Dream Love began with a simple belief: beauty can mean more. We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit fashion organization in Beverly Hills, turning runway experiences into direct financial support for breast cancer patients.
What fashion can do
Fashion has always had the power to make people feel something. A dress can hold a memory. A runway can tell a story. An extraordinary room can bring together people who would otherwise never meet.
The Met Gala raised a record 31 million dollars in 2025, all of it for the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. If one evening of fashion can do that for a museum, it can do it for women who cannot afford their treatment. A Dream Love was created to turn that power into purpose.
Wear a Dream. Share the Love.
The words at the center of the brand are an instruction, not a slogan.
Enjoy luxury events, and purchase handmade, runway ready design made by the people who cut it.
Join a community of remarkable women, stand with breast cancer patients, and fund those in need.
Who we are
Founded in Beverly Hills by young designer Audriana Levian, A Dream Love is dedicated to transforming creativity, fashion and immersive experiences into a force for medical philanthropy. Our team is all women, and we work alongside survivors constantly.
We hand select upcoming, talented designers to show their pieces in Beverly Hills, drawn from right here in California all the way to Australia.
The reason
At the heart of the organization is a deeply human issue: the financial burden breast cancer places on patients and their families.
A Dream Love stands to say that a fundraiser does not have to feel bland. It can be a high fashion event that people genuinely enjoy. With A Power in Pink, we produce a curated, invited high tea show in a Beverly Hills mansion, filled with ambitious women, supporters, affected families, rising young talent, healthcare professionals and people who love fashion.
The runway is sacred
Unlike traditional fashion brands, A Dream Love does not dilute its designs for fast fashion or mass production. Each collection is intentional, sculptural and emotionally driven. Rather than compromising artistry for profit, we raise funds through alternative channels, so the fashion stays iconic while the impact stays tangible.
Our shows function as fundraisers, but they are not only about showcasing garments. They reframe the purpose of fashion itself.
Where the money goes
Proceeds support underfunded breast cancer patients through a partnership with The Pink Fund, helping women focus on healing without the crushing burden of financial stress.
Women on both sides of the runway
The women who wear the designs are empowered, celebrated and seen. The women supported through our medical partnerships receive dignity, relief and hope during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives. Fashion becomes a bridge between visibility and care.
Community is a powerful thing, and A Dream Love refines it: strengthening local business by giving them a marketing platform, uplifting strong cancer fighters, showcasing young female design talent, and hosting the whole city.
Luxury, redefined
The experience is intentionally inclusive yet undeniably luxurious. Every guest, donor, model and supporter is treated like a celebrity, not because of status, but because of heart. We redefine luxury as generosity, presence and purpose. Exclusivity is no longer about who is allowed in, but about the shared values of compassion, intention and impact.
A Dream Love is not fashion for consumption.
It is fashionable to contribute.Wear a Dream. Share the Love.
The Founder
Audriana Levian
Founder, creative director and lead fashion designer. She has been in fashion since she was ten, when she staged her first show for four hundred people. She registered A Dream Love at fourteen.
The moment
The brand was founded after she wore her own designs on the Golden Globes red carpet. Standing in a space defined by glamour, visibility and influence sparked a realization: if fashion can command attention on the world's most prestigious stages, it can also command change. From that moment, A Dream Love became a platform where runway fashion contributes directly to the medical world, rather than existing separately from it.
The work behind it
From ten to sixteen she honed her craft by producing two private shows a year, twelve in all, staged independently and before A Dream Love existed. She graduated high school early and is now beginning college, proving that change is not restricted by age, and that talent and determination are ageless.
When it became personal
A frightening breast health experience showed her how much access to medical care can depend on something as simple, and as consequential, as whether a person can afford another opinion. Her family was able to pay for additional care when they needed reassurance. The experience left her thinking about the women who cannot.
What happens when someone is scared, needs another answer, and money stands between her and the care she needs?
That question became part of the foundation of A Dream Love. Rather than separating the worlds she loved, fashion, medicine, creativity, community and philanthropy, she began bringing them together.
Why a shared runway
She wanted to uplift upcoming designers like herself, which is why the runway is shared. She had always admired high wealth events such as the Cannes Film Festival, but felt morally held back by them, and disliked how boring most fundraisers are. So she curated an experience for her guests that keeps aiding women long after they step off the pink carpet.
The organization continues to evolve from an idea into a growing platform at the intersection of fashion, health and philanthropy, including immersive runway productions and community centered experiences in Beverly Hills.
Because a dream becomes far more powerful when it can change someone else's reality.Wear a Dream. Share the Love.
The Women Behind the Cause
Who We Do This For
Breast cancer costs far more than treatment. Income stops while the bills continue, some patients cannot afford care at all, and returning to ordinary life and work afterwards is its own long hardship.
Our proceeds go to The Pink Fund, which calls this financial toxicity and describes its work as real help for the other part of the fight. The Pink Fund pays the non medical living costs, housing, utilities and similar essentials, for patients in active treatment, so that no one has to choose between getting medical care and paying their household bills.
You can read more about the women helped, in their own words, on The Pink Fund's website. And many of the survivors we work with attend our events in person and introduce themselves, because the people this is for should never be an abstraction.
What We Hold To
Our Values
Compassion
The patient comes before the picture.
Dignity
No one is used as a symbol of suffering.
Integrity
We publish what we can prove, and nothing else.
Hope
Beauty is allowed to be part of the answer.