The former "American Idol" hooks up with Ford to fight breast cancer.

Grammy Award-winner KELLY CLARKSON continues her relationship with Ford and takes on breast cancer by being the face -- and figure -- of the auto company's 2007 Warriors in Pink Campaign in support of SUSAN G. KOMEN for the Cure.

"It is so important for all women to realize that the earlier breast cancer is detected, the better a woman's chance to go on to live a full life. I wholeheartedly support breast cancer awareness and the eradication of this deadly disease and am proud to be affiliated with Ford's Warriors in Pink campaign for a second year in a row," says Clarkson. "Through my partnership with Ford, I hope to raise awareness and encourage women of all ages to join in the fight."

Kelly will rock the Warriors in Pink line of apparel in print ads and on the PSA, which will appear on fordcares.com in October. In addition, the former "American Idol" designed a one-of-a-kind, customized Warriors in Pink miniature Mustang that will be auctioned off during the month of October.

This is the 13th year that Ford has supported Komen for the Cure with the goal of saving lives and helping find the treatment that will end breast cancer. Last year, the clothing line racked up more than $1.1 million in sales, with all net proceeds going to the charity.