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" Who says you can&amp;#039;t wear white before Memorial Day? Not these ladies, who proved that all things alabaster may be the new black. And we&amp;#039;re not talking cream, off-white, ecru or eggshell: Think the color of fresh-fallen snow or two-percent milk, a hue normally reserved for the summer months. At the Tribeca Film Festival, women like Kiera Knightly, Loan Chababol and Hilary Rhoda swapped the LBD for the LWD (little white dress).  Knightley wore a white Chanel Couture cocktail dress to the brand&amp;#039;s closing dinner for the Tribeca Film Festival at \u2013 appropriately \u2013 the Tribeca Grill \u2013 and Loan Chabanol chose a longer looker for the US premiere of Third Person, which she appears in, held at the Borough of Manhattan Community College. Rhoda also went with Chanel \u2013 a look from their spring/summer 2014 ready-to-wear collection \u2013 for the brand&amp;#039;s Tribeca Film Festival Artists Dinner at Balthazar, but made the look season appropriate with a red lip and a Chanel black bag. And there are those who are really upping the ante, by going totally monochromatic: Carey Lowell wore a head-to-toe white suit to the 2014 VANITY FAIR Tribeca Film Festival party, which opened the week of movie premieres, screenings and parties in New York City, and Gia Coppola followed her lead, by wearing a similar look by Saint Laurent to her Farfetch-sponsored premiere of Palo Alto, which was a flick adapted by James Franco&amp;#039;s book. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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