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" Shades of pink, from barely-there blush to bold fuchsia, are having a moment\u2014and they&amp;#039;re not just for the pre-teen set. Add a pop of the shade to your spring and summer wardrobe with these five decidedly on-trend and age-appropriate ways to wear pink:  If you&amp;#039;re slipping into pink below the ankles, stick to a low-flying, delicate pair\u2014hot pink pumps run the risk of looking cheesy. Choose a lightweight pair of sandals like these to pair with denim cut-offs or a pair of straight-leg white jeans for a little wow-factor. ($62.10 at Zappos)  A pink pucker never goes out of style\u2014and lipstains make it easier to wear the shade in a way that falls right in the middle between schoolgirl gloss and Great Aunt Sally lipstick. Skip the bubblegum shades and swipe on a berry instead. I always get compliments on my CoverGirl Outlast Lipstain in Berry Pink. ($7.05 at Target)  If a pink sundress feels too cutesy (or brings back traumatic bridesmaid memories), stick to the beach for all-over pink. A loose cover-up in the bright shade, like this Ralph Lauren option, makes for a stylish statement over a neutral swimsuit. ($54.99 at Macy&amp;#039;s)  Go ahead, tie one on\u2014a gauzy, lightweight scarf in a bright hue can instantly take an outfit of basics to the next level. This option lends a feminine touch, too, with an understated floral pattern and mauve hue. ($16.62 at ASOS)  Dress to impress: at the office, a little goes a long way, so choose a delicate pink like this ginger shade. You can&amp;#039;t go wrong with a silk shell tucked into a sleek pencil skirt. ($33.90 at Nordstrom) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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