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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, our friends at BeautyChoice.com are sponsoring this week's StyleList Giveaway for an awesome pink BaByliss PRO Nano Titanium 1 1/4" flat iron.

In addition to sponsoring our contest, during the entire month of October BeautyChoice.com is also donating 5% of sales of a whole range of pink tools to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

The BaByliss Pro is the very latest in flat iron technology, giving you silky smooth hair, like a doll. It heats up fast and doesn't snag your hair, so it's easy to use. Plus, it's pink!

Ready to win it? Here's how:

• To enter, leave a confirmed comment below telling us who inspires you during Breast Cancer Awareness month.
  
• The comment must be left before 5pm ET on Friday, October 24th.
  
• You may enter only once.
• One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
  
• One winner will receive the pictured pink BaByliss PRO Nano Titanium flat iron (valued at $129.99).
• Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia who are 18 and over.

Click here for complete Official Rules. And remember to use a real email address - we won't spam you, or use it for anything except to let you know that you won!

This adorably-cut, washed-out pin vintage-style tee is available from Lyric Culture ($90), and $25 from every sale goes to support City of Hope breast cancer research. The front says "I will survive" a'la Gloria Gaynor, with a lock and key design that draws on feminine symbolism and the female anatomy.

Denise Richards is a fan, saying:
"I am so excited to wear the "I will Survive" Lyric Culture tee shirt in support of Breast Cancer Research and City of Hope. Cancer research is vital in saving lives."

That may not be the most novel observation Denise has ever made, but we still like the shirt.

Lyric Culture has retro-chic line of clothing inspired by specific Motown and classic rock songs called Revolution. Some of the selections include Love Child, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, and Born to be Wild. Check out some of our favorites below!

That's me! I went to DEX New York, a salon and studio in NYC frequented by Tyra Banks, to get a $10 hot pink hair extension. 100% of the proceeds go to The National Breast Cancer Foundation. You should get one, too! It was totally painless, took about five minutes once I was in the chair, and they gave me a pink cupcake. If you're in NYC, this is a great way to participate in Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Read on to see how it looks!

More than 50 Madison Avenue retailers have joined together to raise money for breast cancer awareness and research with the ninth annual Pink Ribbon Project. And this year, the Project is introducing something new.

This year's Pink Ribbon Project has a website offering Pink Ribbon items created by participating retailers, momsshop.com, all of which benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and The Mount Sinai Breast Health Resource Program.

We're listening to: So What by P!nk
We're wearing: Boy shorts and an air guitar
We're eating: McDonald's
We're drinking: Out of the carton
We're thinking: We're so excited for fall fashion we can't even get dressed!
Not over it: The curtains gotta match the carpet

Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October) is just around the corner, and one of the first companies to step up to the plate this year to help is eDressMe.com.

eDressMe is a fabulous online retailer with an impressive roster of designers including Anna Sui, Velvet, Nicole Miller, Betsey Johnson, BCBG, Cynthia Rowley, Badgley Mischka, and more--and also a very stylish "Under $99" section.

This October, eDressMe will be donating 20% of the proceeds from selected designs to the Susan K. Komen for the Cure Foundation (here).

One such dress is the pretty pink Shoshanna number you see here. A gallery of our top five picks follows the jump!

We're watching: The VMA's
We're wearing: A lot of black and a lot of satin
We're eating: M&Ms, sorted by color or you're fired
We're drinking: Water in glass bottles only at room temperature. And Cristal.
We're thinking: Pink would be really good in West Side Story, but only as that punky girl who wanted to be in the gang probably.
Not over it: The Fingerless Glove's new competitor: The Handless Glove

Katie "Jordan" Price is a hardcore equestrian. She wants people to know that she even plans to complete in the 2012 Olympics. In fact, she's so serious about her riding that she has designed a line of clothing for riders and their horses.

Dresses like this are made for the last hot days of summer - it's an easy style that you can just as easily wear on top of your bathing suit or out to a casual lunch. We like the "nude rose" shade pictured here, because it's as refreshing as a fruit sorbet. Pretty!

Made of 100% cotton, the roomy tiered style and empire waist won't stick to your skin (an important consideration when the mercury soars) while the scoop neck and elasticized back will show just enough skin to still look hot. Pair this dress with dainty jewelry and strappy sandals and get out and enjoy those lazy summer days!

$48.99 at Gap.com

Oooh, these sandals are the perfect party shoe! Can't you just imagine dancing away while perched atop these delicate gold-toned heels? We can! And we love them in pink because it brings out the softness of the fabric - they look deceptively comfortable, but are definitely meant for dress-up nights.

You'd wear these at a formal event, of course - but we think these would also look amazing peeking from underneath black pants or dark wash jeans when paired with a dressy top.

(They also come in black, if pink isn't your thing.)

$298 at Kate Spade

At a recent event Heroes actress Hayden Panettiere wore a pretty rose pink Herve Leger dress with gold Christian Loub's. Hayden knows that the key to a sophisticated style is to play it by the "less is more" rule which she does flawlessly here. We <3 this!

• Herve Ledger bandage dress, Net-a-Porter.com, $1,250

• Christian Louboutin "Very Privy" pumps, Barney's, $770

We love all of the amazing independent designers out there. In order to find out more about just what makes all of these creative types tick, we present to you an ongoing segment called Indie Designer Interviews.

If you love cute, girly, Japanese street fashion inspired trends, you're going to love today's featured designer, Stephanie McCann of Sugarpop Clothing. This UK-based label is stocked full of adorable duds sure to thrill your inner child.

The sunny tartness of lemonade is a summer time favorite, plus it's fun and easy to make. Some lemons, some sugar, ice, a glass and you're in business. The non-carbonated kind we drink here is a particularly American version, and it's a part of many family traditions, sipped on the porch after supper and sold from countless lemonade stands in suburban driveways.

Part of the fun of lemonade is it's versatility. You can add other fruits, like ripe raspberries, for a juicy hybrid surprise, or a garnish of mint to make it a garden party. And for those over twenty-one out there, well you probably already know how well vodka fortifies a tall glass of citrus goodness. Ginger, pink and strawberry lemonade are all someone's favorite.

There are some quick and easy ways to dress up your lemonade and make every pitcher a party. Check out our tips in the gallery.