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Designers like Derek Lam and J.Mendel are featuring nude, minimalist looks for spring that emphasize natural beauty with little adornment. The article recommends embracing these bare essential styles which prove you don't need to heavily embellish yourself to stand out. It provides examples of key accessories from brands like Fendi, Chloe, and Anthropologie that coordinate with the naked aesthetic.
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