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"The ability to rock mid motifs is one of the first things on the list of\u00A0It girl criteria. In other words it takes some serious swagger, and when done right, an ordinary outfit\u2014and its wearer\u2014go from blah to super bold. But don't let the powerful look fool you: There are a few key steps to double-print success, and we're here to break 'em down. Our inspiration? Sonia, at left, whose lip and leopard combo makes a serious statement that's perfect for putting a little punch in your typical Tuesday. Here's how to steal her savvy.\n\n Vary size and silhouette.\n\nAcing this look is a bit of a balancing act. Play with shape\u2014a swingy skater skirt works with a fitted T-shirt, while a bulky top would be too boxy\u2014and with pattern proportion. Smaller animal spots require an exaggerated design, like these lips, to make harmony happen.\u00A0\n\n Choose complementary colors.\n\nYou've got a lot going on already, so your palette should be cohesive. Get creative, but select hues that work together, like Sonia's red, black, and tan theme.\n\n Add high-contrast accessories.\n\nPattern play calls for shoes and sunnies that make a bang. The simplest way to accomplish that? It might seem contradictory, but select something stark! Since you're already working with multiple clashing motifs, plain ol' white pops powerfully against the rest of the outfit."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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