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The picturesque Longwood Gardens Conservatory was transformed into a special night for breast cancer survivors and friends on Oct 13th. More than 300 attended the 14th Annual Northern Lights of Life fashion show and auction benefitting the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition (DBCC).  Ten local breast cancer survivors served as models, with fashions from Lady’s Image, Style Bug, Wilmington Country Store and DBCC’s Great Stuff Savvy Resale.

Photos: Bev Michel Photography


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