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5 Trends to Avoid—and What to Wear InsteadYes, there are realistic ways to pull off fall's most extreme looks.
Trend: Second-Skin LeatherUnless you want to be mistaken for a dominatrix, it's best to avoid the head-to-toe, leather-on-leather look. Here to stay: Just a Little LeatherEvery woman should have a leather jacket: It takes you through spring and fall, looks great on all ages, and gets better the more you break it in. (I also love a leather legging or pencil skirt.)Photo: Dan Lecca
From the September 2010 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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