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"The Girls in the Beauty Department took a particular liking to Chloe Sevigny&amp;#x27;s recent &amp;quot;oddly appealing&amp;quot; mix of fall colors, and I can&amp;#x27;t say I blame them. The quirky actress has always been able to pull of some risky looks, and this one is no exception. Find out how to get the look yourself, after the jump. Sevigny&amp;#x27;s Louis Vuitton outfit (BTW--remember those bracelets? Heidi Klum was wearing them a few weeks ago when I stalked her down to photograph them!) works well on a lot of levels, but the color choice is what really gets my attention here. She&amp;#x27;s chosen two tones that you might think would cause a major headache to look at, but that actually compliment each other brilliantly. The tricks: Mix it up! Two bright colors together (ie, hot pink and bright yellow) definitely won&amp;#x27;t work. You need one to take center stage (in this case, the orange) while the other plays quiet background compliment. Choose one bright, like a neon, and pair it with something muted, like an olive green or an eggplant, to create extreme contrast. They should also &amp;quot;clash&amp;quot; in the traditional sense of the word, so it&amp;#x27;s clear that your mixing and matching was intentional. And finally, if you&amp;#x27;re self-conscious about mixing colors because you don&amp;#x27;t want to draw attention to the wrong places on your figure, wear the lighter hue on top and the darker on the bottom, which will draw attention towards your face, and away from your booty, hips, and thighs. Here are some bizarre color combinations that I&amp;#x27;ve found to work really well together: Olive green and neon pink (yes, really!) Nude/khaki/tan and bright coral Navy and yellow Steely grey/purple and burnt orange Chocolate brown and aquamarine blue Do you guys have any unexpected color combos that work well together, like Chloe&amp;#x27;s? What are they? What are some of your favorite ways to incorporate unpredictable splashes of color into your wardrobe? Photo: WireImage"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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