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How To Master Minimalism (The Proenza Way)

Minimalism is making a surprisingly big statement this season. We're seeing a decidedly pared-down approach to dressing for spring — from designers like Proenza Schouler to retailers like Zara and Aritzia. Sure, there are still plenty of Crayola-colored clothes to wear and love, but muted palettes, especially classic black-and-white, are having a major moment. This two-tone outfit from Proenza's resort '14 collection is the embodiment of the trend. Its asymmetric, accordion-pleated midi-skirt catches the eye with a striking colorblock. Notice the contrast is continued throughout the look with a monochrome jacket, top, and sandals. For a hint of color, accessorize with turquoise studs and a neutral envelope clutch. But, remember: The beauty of this style lies in its simplicity.
Proenza_collagePhoto: Courtesy of Proenza Schouler.
New Look White Cropped Blazer, $41.58, available at New Look; Topshop Rib Neck Tank, $68, available at Topshop; Proenza Schouler Pleated Skirt, $1,051.13, available at Farfetch; Shoe Cult Laurena Heel, $68, available at Nasty Gal; Diane von Furstenberg 440 Envelope Clutch, $185.50, available at Shopbop; Poupette Diamond Stone Earrings $228, available at OTTE.

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