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To compensate for a lack of color, try to be more adventurous with cut or style. This romper adds interest with lines crossing the neckline, creating dimension and a futuristic edge. The fabric of this jumpsuit has a metallic sheen — something to try out if you’re wearing all black. It’ll make you’re whole outfit seem richer.
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Little Black Dress
Every woman needs a little black dress. But as much as we all love Audrey Hepburn, her rendition can skew a little traditional. For a more modern, special twist, try a dress that is asymmetrical or has unique design details.
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Cocktail Hour
For a night on the town — whether it's a dinner with your boyfriend or a gala — look for a classic black number that will be unique and beautiful. For the extra touches of glamour, look for fun embellishments like lace, sequin and mesh.
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Leather
Whether it's a dress, bag, or accessory, leather will instantly amp up any outfit. If you're against animal cruelty, look for pieces made of vegan leathers (in other words, not using animal skins) for more sustainable options.
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Texture and Print
All black outfits can sometimes feel one-dimensional and flat. To make sure you aren’t falling into a fashion rut, look for pieces that incorporate different fabrics and textures.
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Work Appropriate
When buying black pieces, look for solid separates that you can wear with different things that you already own. Thus black blouse, for instance, could be tucked into a professional skirt but also easily dressed down with a pair of skinny jeans.
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