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August 01, 2012 Arts » Fashion

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by Craig D. Lindsey @unclecrizzle

There's a keen sense of style pulsating in Kala Wolfe's veins. One might even say it's in her bones. Sure, the 27-year-old Durham resident has a respectable job, working as a biologist with the nonprofit Organization for Tropical Studies. But, if it…

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