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"Happy 4th of July, everyone! While you&amp;#39;re catching some rays, chowing down on some good American BBQ, and staking out the best fireworks-watching spot, we thought we&amp;#39;d celebrate with a few ultra-rad outfits (ya know, &amp;#39;cause that&amp;#39;s what we do). In honor of the holiday, we&amp;#39;ve chosen four covetable ensembles that prove red, white, and blue is a color combo that will never go out of style...you just have to know how to wear it. Read on for easy tips that&amp;#39;ll have you looking patriotically chic long after Independence Day.\n\n1. Start with an accessory. If you&amp;#39;re not super sure about rocking red, white, and blue all at once, channel Jessie C. (far left) and start with wearing two of the colors (like a white blouse and a chambray skirt), then add the third hue as an accessory (like a bright red clutch). Baby steps!\n\n2. Opt for all-out nautical. Hey, go big or go home, right? Audrey R.&amp;#39;s (second from left) navy short set and striped crop top are hardly a subtle way to wear the trend, but she makes it work by committing to it and owning it. We love how she plays up the retro vibe with bright white accessories.\n\n3. Swap white for black. We&amp;#39;re really into Carla B.&amp;#39;s (second from right) couldn&amp;#39;t-be-cooler combo of red, white, and black. You still get the Americana effect, but it looks totally fresh...and just a tad chicer.\n\n4. Let a print do the work. The easiest way to wear any color combo is to choose a print that already incorporates it. Opt for a floral or graphic version like Tilden B.&amp;#39;s (far right) instead of stars and stripes to keep things a little less literal.\n\nSo, how do you wear red, white, and blue? Upload your photos in the comments!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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