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Rules were meant to be broken: These celebs are teaching us how to be fashion rebels!
Whitney Port. Photography by Mark Sullivan.
1 | Mixing prints is a no-no
I hate to break it to the fashion traditionalists, but designers proclaimed this rule dead for spring. At Erdem, bright florals were mismatched and paired with lace for an optimistic, cheerful collection.
How to wear it:
Make sure to choose items that are well cut and fit you properly. Its perfectly fine if your prints don’t “match,” but trust your eye. For those of you who’ve never attempted wearing more than one print at a time, a good way to start is by choosing one that’s more understated than the other. Take a cue from The City star, Whitney Port, who looks anything but busy in a polka dot top, printed mini and taupe jacket.
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