Think Pink, Breast Cancer Awareness Style

Show your support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month with statement jewelry, footwear and accessories from Sterling Forever, Flopz flip flops and White House/Black Market. Up to 25% of all sales during the month of October will go to leading breast cancer charities.

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1-3. Twenty-five percent of sales from Sterling Forever's "Think Pink" BCA Collection of stunning, cheap chic statement jewelry will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

4. The new upscale flip flop brand flopZ will donate 25% of sales from their sporty Siam pink flip flops with pink straps to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

5. White House | Black Market's girly Give Hope Collection includes a Butterfly Embellished Black Tee, Butterfly Cashmere Sweater, Scarf and Butterfly Watch. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each item will be donated to Living Beyond Breast Cancer. The collection is available in-stores and online.

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