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Army Green Watches
Trade your usual black or brown watch for this versatile shade.
From top:
Tokyobay, $80; David Yurman, $1,850; Citizen Eco-Drive, $145; Movado Museum, $795; Freelook, $150.
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Photo Prints
Can't escape to somewhere exotic this spring? A snappy new trend—clothing featuring photos of faraway locales—brings the beach to your closet. While the look started on the runways, it's now available at accessible prices.
Skirt, HD in Paris, $118; anthropologie.com.
Dress, $498; lafayette148ny.com.
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Open Knits
"I'm a little wary of sheer clothes. But open knits are great layering pieces. A solid tank (not just a bra!) underneath is a stylish solution."—Adam Glassman,
O's creative director
Wear this:
Sweater, Eileen Fisher, $218. Dress,
Max & Cleo, $178.
With these:
Skin-toned camisole, $77; shop.cosabella.com.
Purple tank, $36; teesbytina.com.
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The Cold Shoulder
A fresh alternative to last season's one-shouldered styles, this covers your arms but still lets you show a little skin.
Sandro, $190; 646-438-9335.
Photo: Courtesy of Burberry
Looks Good on Everyone: Burberry's New Line
The pale frames disappear into the face, making them more flattering than dark ones.
$220; sunglasshut.com
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The Modern Chandelier
The latest incarnation of the classic earring is structured and geometric. Wear them during the day—they're not just for evening anymore.
Clockwise, from top left:
Emitations, $18; Sequin New York, $98; Auden, $278
Tip: Skip a necklace with these earrings to avoid the "crown jewels" look.
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