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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: HOW TO DRESS GIRLY FOR WORK

29 Wednesday Feb 2012

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PHOTO FROM: VALENTINO RESORT 2012

When we think of the office, we immediately think of the staples — black pumps, white button down shirt, black blazer, gray vest and black pencil skirt. For accessories we keep it to a minimal, something diamond encrusted or pearl would do, anything else would be “too much”. But did you know you can bend the rules and go to work looking girly?

Here are some styles that you can apply to work to look like a girly girl.

VIBRANT CANDY COLORS

We are not talking about neon or acid brights. We are talking about vibrant, candy colors. Think of the colors of M&M’s and skittles. The colors are vibrant but not enough to actually blind your eyes with it.

Now when you are going down this route, it’s nice and better to consult the color wheel chart to see what colors look amazing together. Use the technique of color blocking for this style. It is good to remember though that the technique of a great color blocking is that the colors used are SOLID and PLAIN just like the example below.

(It is not color blocking of one is printed and the other one is not.)

PHOTO FROM: NANETTE LEPORE RESORT 2012

You can also use a little bit of contrast by using something light as the background and then something more vibrant in color as a detailing. This way, the vibrant part is contrasted more. In addition, try using 2-3 colors only to get the best look possible.

P.S. The shoes used in this ensemble are definitely NOT for work. FLAT-FOR-BEACH, STRAPPY LOOKING SANDALS are never for work.

PINK, RUFFLES AND CURVING SHAPES MATTER

Of course, wearing pink, specifically faint ones, will give you an immediate girly look. The color will actually feminize and soften your features. Just make sure though that it does not wash you out to the point that it makes you look even more pale. As much as possible, use a little contrast. Treat this like a “blush” on your skin.

Ruffles are also another element of the girly girl look. Just make sure that these details end up on the right places and do not add twice your natural body mass. Although over volume is a trend in fall, for this writer, “too much of a something is a bad thing”.

Another good thing about being a woman is that we have a variety of curves that can actually change our shape, unlike the men’s division. As such, take advantage of that.

In order to get the girly girl look for the office, of course you will need to wear clothes that actually create curves on your body. That is why there are blazers that broadens the shoulders, narrow down the waist line and flairs out on the hips and pencil skirts that cinches the waist, widens the hips, curves the buttocks and slims down the thighs down to the knees — to create curves, waves and fluidity on the female body.

These three elements are seen in the example below:

PHOTO FROM: ELLE.COM

SOFT AND LACE

In choosing the materials that you want to use for your girly girl corporate style, it is definitely a must that you ditch the hard looking ensembles. Should it be hard for you to do so, make sure that at least 70% of your look used soft looking materials. Soft materials will definitely “soften” your image and add to the girly girl feel of the ensemble. To add, using lace for this will actually help you channel that even more. This is seen in the example below.

PHOTO FROM: REBECCA MINKOFF RESORT 2012

Would you dress like a girly girl for work? Why or why not? Hit the comment section below!

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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: FALL 2012 READY-TO-WEAR TRENDS THAT ARE NOT OFFICE APPROPRIATE

28 Tuesday Feb 2012

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Here is an extra that you may find useful in deciding what trends should stay on the runway and far away from the office. We have shown you trends in the previous entries, now we are about to show you trends that you may need to think twice before embracing it. Even in an accessory level, it may not work well for you.

Here are some of them and why it will not hold well for your corporate world.

THE TACKY

PHOTO FROM: CENTRAL-ST-MARTINS-FALL-2012-RTWPHOTO FROM: CHRISTIAN-COTA-FALL-2012-RTW

The runway has her sense of humor. Every now and then she showcases something that captures our attention and leaves us to wonder who would wear such a thing in a realistic, normal setting.

Unfortunately, the artists cannot get enough of it as this style of clothing (yes it has evolved into a style) is really attention grabbing and keeps the celebrities in the circle of gossip columns and fashion bashing sites. They revel in it. I guess it’s part of their job to stay relevant that way.

No matter the allure of getting attention, in the work place, getting attention for the wrong reason will definitely cost you your job. So no matter what you do, even in accessory level… TACKY WILL ALWAYS BE TACKY.

SHAPELESS

PHOTO FROM: CENTRAL-ST-MARTINS-FALL-2012-RTW

Want to look like a walking blob in the office? By all means, go ahead. If you expect to be taken seriously when you report your findings though or you are asking for a promotion or a raise, don’t hold your breath. Wearing shapeless and tasteless clothing will make you look unfocused, unprofessional and undependable.

If you cannot even think of the way you present yourself to your boss, how can you expect him/her to think that you will send a focused and straight to the point type of report in the board room?

SUSH THE “SHEER”

PHOTO FROM: WES-GORDON-FALL-2012-RTWPHOTO FROM: VERA-WANG-FALL-2012-RTW

The sheer is in trend. You can actually apply this in the office but it must always be combined with something else to cover it up or make up for the “lack” of clothing because of it. Remember, too much of something is always a bad thing. If your ensemble is all sheer, then you must seriously be desperate to separate yourself from your co-workers.

In the hard corporate world, skin must be limited and skills should be infinite. Don’t wear this not unless you want to seduce your way to the top and be sexually harassed by your co-workers.

 Do you think these trends deserve to be worn in the office? What would you say to someone who would? Hit the comment section below and share!

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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: FALL 2012 READY-TO-WEAR TRENDS PART 4

26 Sunday Feb 2012

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We are now at the last part of the Fall 2012 Ready-To-Wear (RTW) trend report. Here are the last styles that you may want to apply to your daily wardrobe as well as tips on how to. We hope that you, our dear corporatista, enjoyed this special of Stylywear.com

THE LONG (COAT) MILE

PHOTO FROM: ASSEMBLY FALL 2012 RTW

PHOTO FROM: BETSEY-JOHNSON-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: ZAC-POSEN-FALL-2012-RTW-

If you are tired of the usual fur and bulk, compensate with coverage of the body. Time to take the long coat out and go spy vs. spy-chic!

Of course, the term “long” is relative. If you are a short girl, make sure that it only lasts until your knee so that the coat will just elongate you rather than cutting you off the wrong way. For towering young ladies, to not end up as a huge walking wall, choose coats that are soft to the touch and flows a little. This way, you’d walk by like a wisp of colored air and not a tornado giving destruction to the path that it chooses.

For the office, it would be wise to just wear this going to and after as the chill most probably will be from the outside. However, if you find your teeth clinking with each other constantly inside the office, take it out of the closet area and wear!

PRINTED (MUCH?) MATCH!

PHOTO FROM: BASSO-BROOKE-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: CALLA-FALL-2012-RTW

It seems like the reign of anti-matchy-matchy is over. Fall 2012 is now encouraging you to stop the contrast and make the match last! Matching prints for both top and bottoms has appeared constantly on different designer’s line up for Fall 2012 RTW.

You can wear this in the office, although it can be a little bit daring (and clownish if done wrong). Just make sure that if you do opt for this style, the prints are a little faint and abstract to have a more professional and artistic approach.

DANGEROUSLY RED

PHOTO FROM: BEHNAZ-SARAFPOUR-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: BILL-BLASS-FALL-2012-RTW

Invoke a little danger and feistiness in your ensemble. Red is another fall color that is popular this season. You can wear it for your shirt, coat, vest, shoes, bags, belts or even in the make up! If you have decided to go for matching red color all over, an updated way of doing so is using different shades of it to create depth and dimension in your body. Use the bright red for your assets and the deep ones for the muting effect.

OFFICE RELAXATION

PHOTO FROM: ASSEMBLY FALL 2012 RTW

PHOTO FROM: BARBARA-TFANK-FALL-2012-RTW

We are talking about the outfit and not actually relaxing at work. Although a little relaxation would not kill anyone in the work place, you can start feeling a little bit more comfortable in what you wear. Loose corporate clothing is also another popular theme this season.

Just make sure that it does not look like you are going to bed in the office okay? Loose and streamlined. Keep the prints in check and the colors solid.

Did you like the style special? What are the trends that you are sure you will want to wear? What do you think of the collections of the designers so far? Hit the comment section and share!

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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: FALL 2012 READY-TO-WEAR TRENDS PART 3

25 Saturday Feb 2012

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We are now at the 3rd part of the Stylywear.com’s special: FALL 2012 Ready-To-Wear (RTW) Trend Report.

Remember though, treat each trend with your own judgment. It does not mean that since these are the trends, you are obliged to incorporate them in your outfit. Trends are just common characteristics shown on the runway by the designers. Therefore, they are not the end all of everything. View it as a way for you to open up your horizon so that your style can be refreshed a little. Fashion is supposed to be fun, so while you can, experiment with it!

BLACK AND WHITE BLOCKING

PHOTO FROM: 3-1-PHILLIP-LIM-FALL-2012-RTW-

PHOTO FROM: ALICE-OLIVIA-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: BCBG-MAXAZRIA-FALL-2012-RTW

Acid brights are dead at the end of the year (Thank goodness! Let’s just leave it to the celebrities okay?). This Fall 2012 RTW black and white is in. However, the style method of “color blocking” has been retained and combined with the said colors to give it a fresh and noir type of look.

Use black and white in your daily office ensemble as your palette for color blocking. It’s light, fresh and crisp looking. If there is one way to dress up like a boss, this is the best way to do it definitely!

THE NEW STRIPE

PHOTO FROM: CAROLINA-HERRERA-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: CATHERINE-MALANDRINO-FALL-2012-RTW

Stripes are usually associated with the type of print in two colors. However, there is such a thing called “the new stripe”. This is no longer about the type of print but the method of using its concept to a whole new dimension. It can be through a cut out or manipulation of two cloths to mimic the “stripe”.

Before you raise your eyebrows on it, let us tell you how to apply it in the office. If you are going for the sheer and not sheer type of stripe (or both sheer cloths in different colors), we suggest that you put it on and see if your body parts are too exposed. If they are, make sure that you wear a basic underneath and wear a non-sheer item over it (not unless the method was applied on the blazer). If you are thinking of having this type of cloth as a BOTTOM, then there is where you draw the line. Keep this trend at the top where coverage options are a lot.

The other type of stripe is the new 2 non-sheer cloths sewn together. This you can wear for the bottom part. Just make sure that the colors used are not too festive to distract your co-workers.

READY FOR FALL

PHOTO FROM: BELSTAFF-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: BURBERRY-PRORSUM-FALL-2012-RTW

For practicality’s sake, of course you need to be ready for the weather. Stay stylish and chic in the office by sporting your fall necessities (scarves, jackets, boots or even gloves!) or simply by becoming ready for the chill of fall. Just make sure that your fashion items for outside wear remains outside the office. Those that are possible to be worn inside, by all means do it!

DON’T CHASE YOUR BLUE(S) AWAY

PHOTO FROM: CHRISTOPHER-RAEBURN-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: TODD-LYNN-FALL-2012-RTW

We know. We like the puns, but this is true for the Fall 2012 RTW runway. Just when you thought that colors of Autumn ruled the runway, the dash of blue has prevailed!

Pop out from the usual autumn setting with this primary color for your outerwear or accessories and you are great to go. Just make sure that the blue looks grounded — nothing flashy and glossy. This color is actually already alive on its own when in its lighter shade. For the work place, you need something that will not bewilder your boss or officemates but will make you “pop out” from the rest of the crowd.

In this part, which is the trend that you least expect in the office? What would you think if one of your colleagues would wear that? Hit the comment section below and share!

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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: FALL 2012 READY TO WEAR PART 2

24 Friday Feb 2012

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The Fall 2012 Ready-To-Wear collections are so diverse, a lot of trends and styles have emerged. Although not all of them are applicable in the office, we have searched and screened for the ones that we know is of great use for your style in that particular part of your life. Here is the 2nd part of four, for Stylywear.com’s special of Fall 2012 Ready To Wear trend report.

YOU MIGHT GET A LITTLE RUSTY

PHOTO FROM: Acne-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: ALEXANDRE-HERCHCOVITCH-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: ALICE-OLIVIA-FALL-2012-RTW

One of the colors of fall is that of “rustic red”. This is actually very prevalent in the runway from tops to bottoms to straight small accessories. Whatever the case may be, this is perfectly applicable for corporate attire.

You can wear a full blown dress in this color. Just make sure that you choose the shade that compliments your skin tone (not all rustic red are created equal). There are some metallic type of rustic red perfect for dark skin tones and matte types for fairer ones.

Same rule also applies for top and bottom. To make it even more refreshing pair it with a light colored item to make it pop more.

WEAR A METALLIC(A) ENSEMBLE

PHOTO FROM: BADGLEY-MISCHKA-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: BARBARA-TFANK-FALL-2012-RTW

Just to end the confusion, Metallica fans hold your horses!

We are talking about metallic colors. This is actually an amazing trend to try as this will actually create the perfect soft, sheen on your usual hard outfits. For this season, and also for the very daring, you can opt to do an overall metallic. Just make sure that your accessories are non gloss to not make you look like a Christmas ornament walking around the office.

ORANGE SENSATION

PHOTO FROM: BORA-AKSU-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: CALVIN-KLEIN-FALL-2012-RTW

As “rustic red” is in, so is the color orange. Of course, orange is one of the colors of the fall, how can one forget that?

The color is seen prevalent on the runways in a full blown ensemble (note, not even just an accessory!). It can be seen as a top, dress, bottom and even some outerwear!

Just like the rustic red, orange has different shades that the diverse skin tones can benefit from. In using this color, the style strategy of: “skin and cloth contrast” should be used. When your skin is of darker shade, wear something lighter to make the dress pop and the style prevalent. When your skin is of the lighter side, go for deep tones of orange to not make you look washed out.

PROFESSIONALLY QUIRKY

PHOTO FROM: 10 CROSBY DEREK LAM FALL 2012 RTW

PHOTO FROM: ALICE-OLIVIA-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: ANTONI-ALISON-FALL-2012

Lady Gaga fans rejoice!

You can now apply her antics in the office wear, as long as it is done tastefully.

Okay to be clear, we are not asking you to take out your meat dress okay? We are talking about creative or “professional quirky” style. You can don prints and other “artistically placed” fashion items together. Just make sure that they are still streamlined and people end up seeing art and not “controversy”.

Which trend deserves to be shunned from your closet? Why? Hit the comment section below and share your thoughts!

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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: FALL 2012 READY-TO-WEAR TRENDS PART 1

23 Thursday Feb 2012

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The Fall 2012 Ready-To-Wear collection of the designers have been released on the runways. A lot of trends have appeared, some more sensible than others — so which ones are applicable to your corporate life? Here is the first part of 4 for trends or styles that you may want to try out for work.

LOOKING LIKE PLASTIC

PHOTO FROM: Acne-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: AQUASCUTUM-FALL-2012-RTW

The runways had an abundance of cloths that makes you look like you are wrapped in plastic or synthetic or fake leather. It makes you shine like the characters of the movie, “Matrix”. Although wearing this cloth for the whole ensemble can become a little bit unprofessional and a lot more — ahem, sexy — you can incorporate this to your wardrobe through accessories. You can put on a belt that cinches your waist or your bag can be made of synthetic leather or shiny materials and of course, leather shoes!

If you still want to try on the style as a top or bottom (or even a dress), just make sure that you wear something organic to create a depth and contrast in your outfit. This will keep your style a little bit more grounded and acceptable in the office. In addition, it is good to note that if you decide to wear such a material, expect a lot of warmth. So if you live in a place where that climate is prevalent, make sure that you can “carry” the heat with you.

THE OLD WORLD

PHOTO FROM: CHRIS-BENZ-FALL-2012-RTW

PHOTO FROM: ZOE-JORDAN-FALL-2012-RTW

Oliver Twist or the Wild West? Take your pick.

The “old world” style is prevalent on the runways, specifically the Victorian and Cowboy days. So how can you apply this style for the office? Wear a Victorian inspired blazer on top of your soft inner white shirt or brown boots (reminiscent of the color of the old west) underneath your slacks.

GET “PLAID”

PHOTO FROM: BEBE BLACK FALL 2012 RTW

PHOTO FROM: BURBERRY-PRORSUM-FALL-2012-RTW

We repeat. We said “get plaid” not “played” for the office attire.

Plaid prints are rampant for Fall 2012 RTW. Now this is definitely office friendly. Even a plaid shirt of acceptable colors (no acid brights) can be worn in the office or even a black and white version as a pencil skirt. Whatever you choose, make sure that it becomes the focus of the outfit. Don’t allow the print to get too rampant all over your body (in different types and colors of plaids) or you will look like a walking collage in the office. We want people to focus on your work and style — not what you were thinking wearing that for a very important meeting.

VOLUME UP

PHOTO FROM: ALTUZARRA-FALL-2012-RTW

Fall is when the chill sweeps in. It is only a very normal that you need to bulk up on the clothes to keep warm.

This necessity has now become a form of style. Keep the “volume up” in all of your ensembles. Of course, in this way, layering is the key. Just make sure that at the end you can still type on the keyboard in front of you.

Did you like the trends so far? What do you think you would like to try on for the office? Which one is just too weird for you? Share your thoughts! Hit the comment section below!

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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: LITTLE THINGS THAT WILL MAKE YOU LOOK NEAT AND CLEAN

20 Monday Feb 2012

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PHOTO FROM: DAILYFASHIONANDSTYLE.COM

As the saying goes, “a little thing goes a long way”. This is true even in corporate dressing. Sometimes we get so caught up in doing our job in the office, we forget that we were supposed to be part of the ‘presentation’ itself. We are supposed to look good just like our presentation and not a fashion disaster waiting to happen.

Dressing up for your work does not need to be complicated. All it takes are a combination of small efforts, summing up into one amazing ensemble!

Here are some amazing tips and tricks that you can apply in the work place to look neat and clean.

SPLASH ON SOME COLOGNE OR PERFUME

Yes. Your boss and co-workers will not sniff you. So why invest in it?

They will not smell you directly. Yes. (File sexual harassment if ever), but in the work place, smelling good is as important as looking like it. If you look neat and clean yet you have a scent of a sewer rat, then people will be more distracted trying to find out where the dead rat is than listening to what you are saying about your hard work.

When it comes to scents, of course, it is all up to you. As long as it is not too much to the point that it has become distracting, then you are good to go. Another thing to note is to only use one kind of cologne/perfume all throughout the day. Putting on one and then another kind will definitely mix and usually the result is never pretty!

Furthermore, it is good to put on the scent after taking a bath, during lunch and coffee/cigarette breaks to get rid of the awful stench. Lavender is amazing in neutralizing odors.

KEEP THE CREASE AND USE THE IRON

The crease is the line on your pants when you iron it out. It also appears on your long sleeved, button down shirt. Now, having one is actually a sign of you being streamlined. This is one of the characteristics of looking neat and clean for the office. Aim for the crease. It will do wonders with the way that your outfit looks.

In relation to the previous tip, of course, always go to the office with clothes that has been ironed out properly. This is the most basic thing about looking neat and clean. Swear off any outfit that has also been burned by it. There is no more use of that in the office. It will only make you look shabby — not even close to shabby chic!

REFRESH YOUR LOOK

You have an hour of lunch break. Why not refresh your whole look for at least 5 minutes?

Do your make up first. Put on some powder and eliminate the oily factor on your façade during lunch breaks to feel fresh when you get back to work. Another thing would be your hair. Make sure that your bun is still a bun and your straight hair in place. Otherwise, you’ll look harassed even though you are not.

CARE ABOUT YOUR BREATH

You will talk a lot during presentations, meetings and even to your colleagues. You want to dazzle them with your insights about the office projects, not with how oblivious you are with how bad your breath is. Chew some gum, brush your teeth and gargle after lunch. Just small things that will help you feel fresh during the day.

How about you? What are the things that you do to look neat and clean in the office? Hit the comment section below and share!

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WOMEN’S POWER DRESSING: WEARING RED

19 Sunday Feb 2012

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PHOTO FROM: SPORTMAX RESORT 2012

It is the month of love and whether or not you “love it” the popular color of the season is definitely RED. Red oozes with sensuality and feistiness when worn by women. That is why the coveted “perfect red lips” look has always been such a staple in the magazines and those ruby red slippers of Dorothy will never fade in our memories. There is something about the color red that makes people evoke fiery emotions and fiducia in se stesso (self-confidence), as one would say.

So what does this mean in your work place pieces?

Red can actually become the best friend of your corporate garbs. If you are a serial corporate fashionista, you must already have all of the necessary essentials in monochrome (usually from black to white ranges) so that it can easily be mixed and matched. But if you want to be a little adventurous, it is definitely time for you to add a little pop of color here and there to refresh your daily ensemble, and for this month — TRY RED.

Here are some examples that you can add “red” to your wardrobe.

MONOCHROME TOPS, BOTTOMS AND OUTERWEAR

There are some notions that when one says “monochrome” it means the shades of Casablanca movie. It is actually not true. The term “monochrome” just actually mean 1 COLOR. So one way to try on red would be to wear a solid red top. It can be button down or something conservative. It is up to you. Just make sure that the office is still a NO CLEAVAGE ZONE.

PHOTO FROM: SOPHIE THEALLET RESORT 2012

Red bottoms can still be a little corporate, just make sure that they are slacks and reaches until the ankles! Also, they should not (or never be!) ripped or you will look like you are going to a rock concert that no one knew about in the office. Make sure that the lines are clean and the crease is amazingly neat!

PHOTO FROM: REEK KRAKOFF RESORT 2012

Nothing shocks anyone than a nice bright red outerwear. To achieve maximum visual “pop”, wear something dark underneath or white.

PHOTO FROM: 3.1 PHILLIP LIM RESORT 2012

BELTS, BAGS AND OF COURSE — SHOES!

Never, EVER! Underestimate the power of a red belt. If partnered with a lighter counterpart, this can actually sexify your look without the black! (This means that it is an awesome alternative to that mysterious color.) Wear big belts if you need more tummy support and skinny type belts for those who just need to show where their waists are.

PHOTO FROM: SONIA RYKIEL RESORT 2012

PHOTO FROM: CARLOS MIELE RESORT 2012

When it comes to bags, nothing says FIERCE FASHIONISTA than a small, sophisticated and hard structured RED BAG. Whether or not it is a sling or just a clutch, having one around your usual plain outfit will amplify its audacia!

PHOTO FROM: THEYSKENS THEORY RESORT 2012

Last but not the least, are of course, ANY WOMAN’S arma segreta — the red shoes! Many would say that the black pumps are the timeless, well her sister, the red one, causes the stir from that time frame. Wear amazing red shoes that would pop in your corporate attire. Not only will this give you height, but it will definitely add a zest to your ensemble.

PHOTO FROM: SONIA RYKIEL RESORT 2012

How do you wear red? Hit the comment below!

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