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90210’s leading ladies are some of the most fashionable teen stars on television and on tomorrow’s episode, Silver (played by Jessica Stroup) will be using her style status for a good cause. Donning a Ford Warriors in Pink T-shirt, Silver will be asking her fellow classmates at West Beverly High to sponsor her in an upcoming Race for the Cure (5K) for breast cancer research, which she will run in her mother’s honor, who passed away from the disease on the November 17 episode. Silver’s T-shirt is part of Ford’s Warriors in Pink program that benefits breast cancer awareness and the importance of early detection. Viewers can help Silver and Ford raise awareness for the cause with the purchase of a T-shirt. Get Silver’s T-shirt for yourself, $12, with 100% of the proceeds to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure, at fordcares.com.

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Project Runway’s hosts are really making it work as Heidi Klum and Michael Kors team up with Saks Fifth Avenue for their annual Key to the Cure campaign to raise money for women’s cancer charities. Kors has created a limited-edition T-shirt that the supermodel will wear in a national public service announcement featured in major fashion and lifestyle magazines through the months of September and October. As the campaign’s ambassador, Heidi joins the ranks of Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Kidman, Hilary Swank, Charlize Theron and more who have all held the honor in previous years. The Michael Kors limited-edition T-shirts are available at Saks.com and Saks Fifth Avenue stores for $40, with $34 from the sale of each tee benefitting local women’s cancer charities. Or wait until October 15-18, when Saks will donate 2% of sales (up to $250,000) from the shopping weekend to local and national women’s cancer organizations and research centers.

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Felicity Huffman takes cancer — and beauty — seriously. The actress has joined Philosophy and the Entertainment Industry Foundation to raise awareness for the fight against women’s cancers. The Desperate Housewives’s star will appear in a public service announcement that encourages people to submit an original line of poetry to Philosophy’s “Unforgettable” poem — featured on the brand’s Shower for the Cure bath gel — and make a donation to the EIF’s Women’s Cancer Research Fund. Other celebs who have signed on to support the campaign and submitted their own lines of poetry include Rita Wilson, Lisa Kudrow, Lori Laughlin, Angie Harmon and James Caan. All entries will be considered for a special edition of the Shower for the Cure bath gel bottle available for sale in October 2010. To enter, visit showerforacure.com.— Jen Garcia

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Christina Applegate is getting some help from her famous friends to raise awareness about breast cancer and Lee National Denim Day, one of the largest single day fundraisers for breast cancer in the country. Stars like Fergie, the cast of ABC’s Desperate Housewives, Ashley Tisdale and more have joined forces with the breast cancer survivor to autograph one-of-a-kind “I Love…” T-shirts to be auctioned off to benefit Christina’s foundation Right Action for Women. “I’m overwhelmed by so many familiar faces who have designed a T-shirt to help Right Action for Women, which is all about getting high-risk women screened appropriately for breast cancer.” Christina says in a statement. The actress is also serving as this year’s Lee National Denim Day ambassador, which benefits the Women’s Cancer Programs of the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF). The campaign encourages people to wear their jeans on Friday, October 2, in exchange for a $5 donation to support crucial breast cancer research. In anticipation of Denim Day, you can bid on the star-signed T-shirts from now until October 2 only at charityfolks.com to benefit Right Action for Women, or purchase Christina’s “I Love Life” T-shirt, $20, at denimday.com.