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The Fashion Plate
Get your daily serving of fashion and style from N&O fashion writer Samantha Smith. No extra calories, just lots of juicy fashion tidbits from the Triangle and beyond, including delicious dirt from NYC Fashion Week and sumptuous shopping tips on what's new in stores and when to shop the big sales. Got something to dish? Send it her way: samantha.smith@newsobserver.com. Keep up with style trends and more fashion news Mondays in the N&O's Life section.
Win a Tuleh dress, help fight breast cancer
Vermillion women's clothing boutique is offering up the chance to win a stunning pink dress by Tuleh (that feels a little Joan Holloway on Mad Men, yes?) valued at $1,250 as part of a raffle to benefit the American Cancer Society. It's Vermillion's part to help raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Raffle tickets cost $50 and you can buy them at the North Hills store throughout October. The drawing will be held Nov. 1.
Samantha Smith
Samantha Smith has been covering fashion for the N&O for four years. She came to the paper in 1999 and was the retail reporter before taking on the fashion beat.
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