Accessorize, Accessorize, AccessorizeSome dresses really take almost no effort to look put-together.
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"Accessories are meant to accessorize your outfit," says the designer with a smile, "But now with D'heygere, you can actually accessorize your accessories."
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No one can accessorize a baby bump like Kate Middleton!
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I don't paint my nails or accessorize or wear dresses.
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At the very least, it will accessorize your side table.
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It became a thing you can accessorize like a hoodie.
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Chief Justice Roberts has shown no inclination to accessorize his robes.
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I love to accessorize, even if I'm wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothes.
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Accessorize, mix and match, layer, or just rewear the whole dang outfit.
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Use it to track calories or to accessorize with your favorite outfit.
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Punctuation marks are just as alive as the words they accessorize, folks.
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Some people think of their hair as open real estate to accessorize.
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Of course, People wear things and accessorize to reference a specific decade.
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We've reached peak choker, readers—it's time to accessorize in pastures new.
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I accessorize with gold jewelry and a vintage mini Louis Vuitton backpack.
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You may accessorize to your heart's content, and choose your cooking method.
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To accessorize, she kept herself cool with a $450 Gucci-branded paper fan.
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Rihanna also swapped out heels for white sneakers to accessorize the Rio dress.
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Accessorize them with unexpected footwear, like these glovelike crushed velvet pumps in lavender.
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Accessorize with streamlined cowboy boots, retro blue eye shadow and a boxy purse.
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However, she did accessorize her green Jenny Packham dress with a black belt.
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Accessorize with art history's most famous pair of hands or most iconic mother.
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Accessorize and personalize with bandanas and face paint, as per individual preference or budget.
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Accessorize with blingy earrings and a chain belt to give it a sophisticated spin.
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Simply get a high-waisted, sheer black skirt or skinny jeans and accessorize away.
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She accessorize the look with silver jewelry, a black purse, and Dalmatian-patterned heels.
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K., let me find my long black gloves and at least accessorize you effectively.
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Each lady wore the dress beautifully, but chose to accessorize it in different ways.
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Accessorize further with a furrowed brow, because love isn't rainbows and Colgate ad smiles.
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Among the jewelry she wore to accessorize her look was special necklace honoring Dolly.
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It became something women wanted to accessorize with, in spite of its contentious history.
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They can help accessorize your look for something more edgy or more party-like.
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Last Sunday she made headlines when she wore $11 imitation gold drop earrings from Accessorize.
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You can accessorize it with your sparkliest glittery accessories or let it speak for itself.
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Start with synthesis, accessorize with tasteful co-signs, and add in an element of elusiveness.
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The girls are not allowed to accessorize their braids with clips, clasps, or beads either.
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"Baby Rainbow" hair is the only thing you'll need to accessorize with this festival season.
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It also makes it easier for designers to accessorize emoji, a growing trend pushed by Unicode.
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There's still about a week left which gives you enough time to browse, decide, and accessorize.
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She also teased one of the gorgeous Piaget rubies she'll be wearing to accessorize her look.
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America's most concerning first world problem might finally be solved, if you're willing to properly accessorize.
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She knew how to accessorize, how to do her makeup, how to stunt in $10 sneakers.
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To accessorize, Kerr wore glittery diamond earrings against her slicked-back hair and chic chignon bun.
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To accessorize, Berry chose circular sunglasses with a gold chain, and white boots with tall socks.
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Follow her lead and accessorize the sleek frock with nude heels, which will elongate your figure.
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Accessorize in rainbow with grown-up pieces like a shiny Milly acrylic clutch or a Ban.
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And then, how do you accessorize it all without looking like you've gotten into a glitter accident?
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When you've already worn diamonds, Louboutins and beautiful braids to Cannes, what's left with which to accessorize?
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It's so cold that .... ... you find new ways to accessorize Like surfer Dan in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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And she brought back the classic Gaga-esque sky high heel boots to accessorize her entire look.
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Makeup is something that can accessorize, just as much as a hat or a pair of earrings.
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So are the crisp bedsheets, fluffy towels, multicolored bowls and streamlined flatware used to accessorize the spaces.
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She also opted to accessorize her look with some low-key rings and a pair of earrings.
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Spring has sprung, which means new shades to perfectly accessorize the season's lighter layers and hotter temperatures.
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The Shade of Blue actress, 47, wore her signature gold hoop earrings to accessorize her light ensemble.
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Ear cuffs are a great way to accessorize and get a pierced look without an actual piercing.
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Accessorize with the footwear shape of the season (a glove boot) and a business-as-usual tote.
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I've done comedy while baring all and I'll take the option to accessorize over it every time.
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Accessorize even had the earrings on sale for under $2 — but unsurprisingly, they are now sold out.
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A larger collection of watch bands and a new titanium model make the wearable easier to accessorize.
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Usually, we show off our artistic side with the clothes we wear or the pieces we accessorize with.
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And then there were the lighters and cigarette cases to accessorize the newly fashionable toxic pastime of smoking.
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Models were given delicate bejeweled and pearl-adorned barrettes and bobby pins to accessorize their wispy, unkempt updos.
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They accessorize their Target velvet skulls with flower crowns, and surround them with candles and chic studded pumpkins.
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If someone uses hearing aids, canes, or prosthetics, don't be afraid to accessorize them to match your outfits.
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She went on to accessorize her low-key ensemble with some sunglasses and simple pair of flip-flops.
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Delaney probably turned a nice profit on his pilfered mags, but he didn't think to accessorize his product.
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Do we document growing bumps and the ways we accessorize them to catalog our memories like family heirlooms?
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My poor hair, being subjected to another bun, but at least I will accessorize with a fashionable headband.
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If I want to be more trendy, I should wear less baggy clothes, brighter colors, and learn to accessorize.
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But whether I'm single, taken, or somewhere in between, how I accessorize and express myself is up to me.
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It's also about deciding what extras you'll buy — or add to your holiday wish list — to accessorize the device.
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Since the piece is simple, I love to accessorize by layering jewelry, belting it or throwing on a hat.
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The model knows how to accessorize without going overboard, using smaller pieces of jewelry to make a big statement.
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Misfit's claim to fame was the attractive Shine fitness tracker, which required no charging and was easy to accessorize.
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While Dahila's dad did his daughter's hair for school — which he does every morning — he also helped her accessorize.
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Adding beads to braids has origins in West Africa, where beads are used to accessorize bracelets, necklaces and anklets.
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It sparkled on top of a pair of lace gloves which she wore to accessorize her sheer Elie Madi gown.
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As Hello Giggles points out, the website is now selling dinosaur tails that you can wear to accessorize any outfit.
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And in this newly released photo, she proves she can accessorize just as well as her fashion-forward family members.
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You can still accessorize with supplies that personalize your space while still being useful and (more or less) grown-up.
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Still, there's a long way to go before plus-size people can accessorize the same way straight-size people can.
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Accessorize with a sword sheath and golden hand, like Jaime, or with a glass of wine, which matches any ensemble.
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Kate Middleton was recently spotted wearing $6 gold drop earrings from high street store Accessorize at an engagement in London.
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This spring, think of your natural hair color like your favorite white t-shirt: a foundation on which to accessorize.
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Right now, earrings are one of our favorite ways to accessorize, because current earrings trends feel more wearable than ever before.
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Tuck in your blouse, accessorize with your favorite jewels and block-heeled booties, and go pave your own path into existence.
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The Fourth of July is about more than just hot dogs, fireworks, and ample opportunities to accessorize with stars and stripes.
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If anything, he said, some candidates in the party will "accessorize" by adding more liberal policies to their Better Deal pitch.
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That collection, she said, continues to be among her most successful, with its slogan "Accessorize the Warrior Within" resonating among customers.
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In addition to plants, these shops offer items that help you take care of your new greenery (or just accessorize it).
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To add to her affordable look, Kate wore a pair of Accessorize earrings, the Polly Petal style which retail for just $10.
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Some pet owners took a more minimalist approach, choosing to accessorize their pooch with only a touch of red, white and blue.
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To add to her affordable look, Kate wore a pair of Accessorize earrings, the Polly Petal style which retails for just $10.
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He even made sure to accessorize with an umbrella and a Dior saddle bag fanny pack that he wore across his chest.
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Adding a sunflower or a few roses to your wedding updo is a classic way to accessorize, but it's also super common.
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Middleton was also recently spotted wearing $6 earrings from high street store Accessorize, which she paired with a $2,000 Emilia Wickstead dress.
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In a statement, Jaguar Land Rover outlined several add-on "packs" that owners could use to accessorize their Defender for different obligations.
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The royal mom, 38, chose the Simple Filigree Short Drop Earrings by Accessorize in gold, adding a stylish touch to her look.
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You can accessorize your wearable with a band designed by Kim Shui, who worked with the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
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She styled the look with a thin silver chain belt (a popular accessorize from the 2001 show) and matching denim ankle boots.
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Not leaving many options to accessorize with the bold outfit, Gaga paired it with a tall Marie Antoinette-inspired wig and mask.
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It's casual enough to accessorize with jeans and tee-shirt, but stylish enough to make it look like you put in the effort.
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Once you pick out the perfect sofa, you'll have even more options for pillows, throw blankets, and other cute items to accessorize it.
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And to make Spencer feel just as festive, she gave her a snowman headband to accessorize her black blouse and Addition Elle skirt.
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And never one not to accessorize, Kate finished off the look with a pair of gold-and-diamond leaf earrings from Kiki McDonough.
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To accessorize, he selected a chunky Swatch wristwatch from a growing collection and a pair of royal blue Adidas trainers with yellow stripes.
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Although she went braless in the set of images, Jenner made sure to accessorize with a yellow diamond ring on her middle finger.
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For funsies, I did some simple math and just added up what it might cost me to just accessorize a bathroom like this.
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Accessorize with your best Lauren Bacall-inspired seduction stare, and boom: You've got yourself a party — or, if you're Kylie, 1.4 million Instagram Likes.
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That's why we've gone ahead and put together five unexpected looks that show just how to accessorize with these furry friends without going overboard.
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"We know that people love to accessorize their experience via skins and avatars, and it's pretty lucrative in the e-sports world," Wang said.
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Then you always straddle the line of like, you don't want to be over dressed for something and then it's about how you accessorize.
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And lastly, if you're looking for some delicate jewels to accessorize your summer wedding ensemble, Fuller House star Jodie Sweetin is here to help.
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The local obsession with climate control means that indoor temperatures require visitors to accessorize a cotton dress or linen suit with a down jacket.
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Nevertheless, you'll still have to accessorize the hell out of it to make your pics pop and your videos sing as beautifully as dedicated shooters.
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Instagram posts are littered with sponsored links to travel flasks, clothing, apps to purchase vans, and video cameras to accessorize the trip of a lifetime.
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These days, skaters are much less likely to accessorize with hats or scarves, because they would receive a deduction if pieces fell on the ice.
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Accessorize with a vibrant, canary-yellow bag for a bit of a French-girl feel, and sport round, tinted sunnies for a groovy, '60s-inspired finish.
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The Kylie Cosmetics mogul, 21, opted to accessorize her sultry ensemble with a pair of blue sunglasses and an assortment of gold jewelry on both wrists.
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And she announced there will be plenty of temporary tattoos (seven designs total!) that will be available to buy (perfect to accessorize your concert-going outfit!).
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Seriously, gentlemen, if you want to learn how to accessorize, color coordinate your kicks to your hoodie and effectively pose for photos, just peep baby Game.
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Starting today, just download the free "Bloomoticons" app in the App Store or Google Play to accessorize your texts with green juices, stilettos, cocktails, and more.
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I accessorize this with a pink New Balance bum bag, a peach emoji lapel pin, and a pink baseball cap with a French bulldog on it.
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Black or dark-blue tights were an unspoken requirement for men to wear when competing, and they were encouraged to accessorize with handsome scarves or belts.
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Castillo is still prototyping the device, and his goal is to build an e-reader that anyone can redesign, recode, or accessorize as they see fit.
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And some schools have dress codes and uniforms, so the fashion-forward must direct their efforts toward trying to accessorize, say with bright tights and jewelry.
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And best of all, a headband is one of the more affordable ways to accessorize, making it one of the most accessible trends to indulge in.
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Collaborations with fashion designers like Tory Burch and PUBLIC SCHOOL followed, giving the Alta an extra aesthetic boost and its wearers more options to accessorize their device.
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But then again, 2016 was the year Daniel got damned, millennials rediscovered pink, and Rihanna proved the best way to accessorize is taking your wine to go.
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You need layers upon layers of sweaters and jeans and coats, and on top of that, you need to accessorize with scarves and gloves, beanies and earmuffs.
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To accessorize, Scott wore a wide-brimmed hat she picked up at Target for $17, according to her Instagram story encouraging her followers to shop the look.
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It's the perfect dress because depending on how you accessorize it, it can go from day to night or be worn in winter, spring, summer or fall.
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Young girls who have wheelchairs, service dogs, and even, as of this month, diabetes, can accessorize their American Girl dolls so that they look more like them.
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Keep your feet comfy with cute white sneakers or a chic pair of wedges — and don't forget to accessorize with a trendy straw bag and oversized sunnies.
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Snapchat has been around since 2011, but it wasn't until last fall that the platform introduced "lenses," the filters that distort or accessorize faces in real time.
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"It's timeless to use books and collected items that are meaningful to the client to accessorize and bring a sense of personality to the home," Anderson added.
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So if they want 'Star Wars,' I'm probably not going to outfit their bed with that theme, but the kid can use their stuffed animals to accessorize.
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When will we tire of the damaged, entitled, drunk, stylish, adulterous and increasingly marginalized whites who merely accessorize a continent of more than a billion black Africans?
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So to accessorize the intrepid city dweller, the French watch brand Bell & Ross, which specializes in timepieces for extreme environments, has introduced what it calls an "urban" collection.
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To accessorize the look, Stewart wore layered chain link necklaces and bracelets, a number of rings, a cross-body bag, and painted her nails neon pink and orange.
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It felt as if Dunham and the other writers were exploiting caricatures of people of color in order to accessorize the show's complicated portrayals of 20-something Caucasians.
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The graphics in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 eclipse those in Super Mario Land, and the game includes far better weapons and outfits for Wario to accessorize with.
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If you're buying the OnePlus 7 Pro and want to accessorize it with a good pair of matching wireless earbuds, the Bullets Wireless 2 are certainly a good candidate.
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The store will feature the company's catalog, but with an added twist: A "magic mirror" that gives information like prices, and how to best accessorize an item of clothing.
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In its neutrality — both in color and material — it can accessorize nearly every item in your closet and, in eluding garish prints or outlandish finishes, it avoids becoming dated.
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For him, gender-ambiguous fashion is most exciting in unexpected splashes — men who accessorize with one cute and girly item, or women who incorporate a cool and masculine piece.
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Once she had to accessorize her temple apparel — a colorful, traditional kurti — with an oatmeal-like woolen scarf to cover the hickeys I had carelessly left the night before.
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We've hacked how to eat an epic outside meal inside, perfected our seasonal playlist, and now we're covering how to accessorize your cookouts (or cook-ins!) to trendy new heights.
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And Gaga isn't shy about spending her millions: In 2014, she bought a $23 million Malibu estate and reportedly dropped another $60,000 on 27 koi carp to accessorize the purchase.
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Just as an 18th-century stylist might have opted to accessorize hairpieces with birds, feathers, or an entire ship model, Kozina balances planes and contemporary architecture atop her models' heads.
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While she opted out of wearing pantyhose for her latest royal outing, she did accessorize her fashionable dress with a white fascinator and a pair of matching high heel shoes.
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As competition on supermarket shelves and in food courts grows fierce, food manufacturers and fast-food chains are looking beyond the usual T-shirts and baseball hats to accessorize customers.
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As Oldenburg himself knew all too well, no one likes a plain burger, so you'll want to accessorize with gherkin, cucumber, or tomato cushions (sold separately) to complete the homage.
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The low-cut top and slits down each pant leg were tied together with delicate chain pieces, and Jenner sported a sparkling choker and Stuart Weitzman heels to accessorize her look.
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On Saturday, the songstress and husband Jay Z attended the Grey Goose/Weinstein Co. pre-Oscars party where she rocked some big diamond carats to accessorize her $420 Nicole Miller gown.
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"Getting Ready For the week Ahead," she captioned the post of the girls, who also sport matching pink and blue tulle dresses and accessorize with a silver wand in the picture.
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Paired with tailored pieces, it proved a refreshingly new way to accessorize tailored pieces, and showed that even the more traditional of men can feel like they, too, can experiment forward.
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During a cricket game Monday, for instance, she paired a stunning maxi dress from Mumbai designer Anita Dongre with $11 earrings from the British outpost Accessorize, a store similar to Claire's.
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The new royal fashion phenomenon first garnered attention back in June, when Middleton wore a $10 pair of petal drop earrings from Accessorize (shown above) with a $222 Sandro Paris dress.
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Monsoon Accessorize on Thursday called on landlords to cut rents at 135 of its 258 leased stores in return for a share of future profits, as the company seeks to lower costs.
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The rules were straightforward: I could munch on serving sides and accessorize the ramen in whatever way I desired, but the ramen had to be the main entree in every single course.
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Price: $34.99 Source: Etsy Help your boss accessorize their desk with this customized leather mouse pad from Etsy, that has their name, title or whatever text you like engraved at the bottom.
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While Jenner appeared to go makeup-free and embrace her gorgeous barefaced skin, she did accessorize her look with multiple stacked gold bracelets, chunky statement rings, a pendant necklace and thin hoop earrings.
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There are the prisoners, notably the man accused of being the mastermind of the 20083/11 plot, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who wear traditional Muslim attire and accessorize in ways that convey political messages.
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But during the first-ever public outing without their royal husbands, the new Duchess was not allowed to accessorize her blue and white pinstriped blouse and white pant look with her iconic straw hat.
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Zip up a striped hoodie over your sports bra and leggings look, and accessorize with on-the-go essentials like headphones and a duffel bag for toting around your face wipes and hair ties.
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Keep scrolling to see all the beautiful baubles we'll be scooping up while we can save big and accessorize like our favorite celebs — but hurry, because this amazing $10 Sale Event ends August 6.
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"They're something we use all the time to add a finishing layer," said Catherine Kwong, a San Francisco-based interior designer who searches out statement-making bowls, both vintage and new, to accessorize rooms.
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When she's not rocking a tiara, Kate Middleton has proven she loves to accessorize with the chic headwear, and celebs like Hailey Bieber, Zendaya, and Chrissy Teigen are fans of the statement headband, too.
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Image: Screengrab via Tonino LamborghiniHere's the perfect gift for the special someone in your life who can't afford a Lamborghini, but likes to dress and accessorize like they can: a $2,23 "Alpha-One" premium smartphone.
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She keeps on killing—at cocktail parties and dive bars, even at a Washington Square rally, where she awes Jane Jacobs with a speech about how women "accessorize" the world, as a multiethnic crowd cheers.
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The original "Oedipus at Colonus" continues the story of the king who killed his father, married his mother and found a gruesome way to accessorize, using his mother's brooch to gouge out his own eyes.
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The company uses multiple Facebook groups to post announcements while fans use it to discuss different ways to accessorize the speakers, post videos of their Soundboks in action or compare the Soundboks to other speakers.
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After all, Middleton has been known to accessorize everything from gowns to casual riding ensembles with the same glam: barrel curls, nude lip color, and heavily-rouged cheeks, but it goes a lot deeper than that.
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She's a particularly adept channeler of female friendship, in all of its intimacy and complications, even if it means she's there to accessorize the dramas of the main character rather than be a part of them.
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But clearly, Cara's siding with the reality TV family on this one, donning yet another pair of full-length boots to accessorize this Zuhair Murad outfit featuring a sheer lace top and ornately embroidered suede skirt.
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Grim days lie ahead on ABC's 12th season of The Bachelorette, a Pinterest-board-as-television-show about the generically beautiful, and the tedious rituals they suffer through in order to accessorize themselves with each other.
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For NASA, that culture change toward embracing risk has been the most challenging part of accessorize-your-satlet sort of work, because it's such a shift from the way the agency has operated in the past.
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While she kept the rest of her beauty look simple with her curly hair pulled back into an up-do and minimal, natural makeup, the actress did accessorize with some pretty major bling on her ring finger.
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The home-improvement expert, whose book One-Day Room Makeovers – How to Get the Designer Look for Less with Three Easy Steps is due in July, also recommends surrounding yourself with things you love as you accessorize.
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On Wednesday, Meghan also wore Australian jeweler Natalie Marie's Diamond Sun Studs in yellow gold to accessorize a white sleeveless belted trench dress by up-and-coming British label, Wales Bonner with four-inch Manolo Blahnik heels.
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The popular British department store has become a go-to for the new royal, who chose a pair of their classic tan gloves to accessorize her Sentaler alpaca coat worn to church on Christmas Day last year.
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Whether it's an intricately woven bath mat, a pair of sunny curtains, or just a funky-patterned kitchen chair, shop our top 20 picks ahead (all for under $100) and accessorize your apartment in boho budget-friendly style.
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Meanwhile, for E.D.C.'s original popularizers — disproportionately current or ex-military, in law enforcement or emergency services, with self-sufficient or survivalist outlooks — the exactingly selected articles of the faith may offer, beyond utility, an opportunity to accessorize.
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Earlier this month, Kate also wore a pair of $6 earrings from U.K high-street store Accessorize to compliment a floral dress from designer Emilia Wickstead at the unveiling of her "Back to Nature" garden at RHS Wisley.
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Whether you opt to accessorize a flirty frock with a sun hat or dress up your favorite tee with a polished skirt, you're definitely going to want to follow these stylish ladies' leads when it comes to summer style.
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Here are 12 of her best floral looks, ranked by priceShe stepped things up a notch in September, wearing a $6 pair — also from Accessorize — with a $2,000 Emilia Wickstead dress to the Back to Nature Garden in London.
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While we don't have photos of the singer sporting the ensemble, Gomez will also don a design created by Chanel's creative director Karl Lagerfeld — a silk muslin dress, which she'll accessorize with black vinyl leggings and fingerless gloves — according to
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However, unlike her newly shorn contemporaries, like Cara Delevingne who has demonstrated a myriad of fresh ways to accessorize her close crop including metallic faux tattoos and silver paint, Hudson has preferred to keep her own cut closely under wraps.
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But for a working actor—even one such as myself, who knows how to accessorize—the gigs will always come and go, and I hadn't booked a job in months when I got the call for Mr. Nice's Shave Ice.
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Plus, her romantic, vintage floral-style midi dress can easily be transitioned into your fall wardrobe — simply layer it with a denim jacket and a pair of chic black booties (and maybe throw on a velvet pearl headband to accessorize).
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To accessorize her blinged-out look, Beyoncé, 37, added a pair of matching strappy heels, Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, a diamond-encrusted clutch, and kept her hair in a sleek ponytail of cornrows braids with tiny curls slicked to the side of her head.
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On Wednesday, the pregnant royal wore a cream pillbox hat — Kennedy's favorite hat style — to accessorize an outfit by British designer, Victoria Beckham while attending a Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey, alongside her husband Prince Harry and amongst other royals, Queen Elizabeth.
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Whether you're in need of some cheap parts for a new PC build or you're just looking to accessorize your current Windows 2512 / macOS desktop or laptop, Amazon's day-long deals on HyperX and Sabrent products will help you do either for less.
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Attempting to accessorize from a chaotic pile of necklaces that have somehow worked themselves into a Gordian knot of rings, bracelets, and backless earrings, is nothing short of our darkest nightmare — especially after hitting snooze about ten times too many on Monday morning.
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There are also a number of smartphone stands to accessorize your new phone, a projector for your next movie night, and Joy-Con controller grips for the Nintendo Switch so you don't have to play Switch games with a controller for ants.
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Delicate silvery jewels and a small clutch were all she added to accessorize the already head-turning look, and she kept her new bob wavy and makeup (done by Amy Oresman for Neutrogena — after all, Panettiere is a brand spokeswoman) clean and fresh.
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The Hustlers star was photographed later that evening in a similar-style hat, this time in a bright orange color, which she used to accessorize a trench-coat dress in the same hue that was cinched at the waist with a long belt.
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Throw pillows are to homes as bags are to fashion; both goods meld stylish accentuation with practical functionality within a range of reasonable price points — only instead of accessorizing outfits and holding keys to cards, throw pillows accessorize spaces and support heads to toes.
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The overwhelming feeling with this watch is that it was over-designed Asus does accessorize the ZenWatch 3 nicely, throwing in a watch stand and a small battery pack that can be attached to the watch and extend its battery life by 40 percent.
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Not only would the Look know about upcoming trends and popular styles, it could potentially grow to one day include other features – like the ability to take measurements and figure out user's sizes, or make recommendations about how to accessorize outfits via purchases from Amazon's site.
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Yami Kawaii may be jarring to those unfamiliar with it: It often mashes up bows and glitter with words like "I Want To Die;" anti-depressant pills and syringes are used to accessorize outfits, and bracelets made to look like razor wounds were so popular they sold out.
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And because there's no better time than a wedding — whether it's yours or a loved one's — to accessorize your styles, we've enlisted celebrity hairstylist Adir Abergel, creative director of hair care brand Virtue, to show us how to create three super easy looks that only require a few accessories.
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Many are outfitted with throwback leather seats and handlebar grips by the British manufacturer Brooks, and you can further accessorize your ride with messenger bags by Demano — made in Barcelona from recycled advertising banners — and panniers by the local Bangkok manufacturer Vincita that attach to your rear rack.
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Nearby, Le Diable Méridien will accessorize you in French leather, from watches by Les Partisanes to satchels from Bleu de Chauffe, while Jogging boutique-cafe runs the couture route occupied by cult designers like Simon Jacquemus (preppy fashion) and Marine Serre (rock 'n' roll chic dresses and accessories).
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Read: Silicon Valley can't ignore the gun control debate after the YouTube shooting The state also bans the sale or manufacture of ammunition magazines that can hold more than ten cartridges or rounds, which gun owners sometimes use to accessorize their assault weapons and unleash bullets in quick succession.
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Micaela Erlanger, who works with Meryl Streep and Lupita Nyong'o, released her book How to Accessorize: A Perfect Finish to Every Outfit earlier this season, and Elizabeth Stewart, who dresses Gal Gadot and Viola Davis, announced a partnership with PLV and will debut her own empowerment-themed shoe collection this fall.
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Then he started to accessorize it.. He did it in a a show space filled this season with curving, tufted pink velvet banquettes, walls festooned with a mosaic of pink mirrored squares, and curtains of more pink mirrors bisecting the runway — the whole thing bathed in a rose-tinted light.
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Those star pupils, however, can only do so much to accessorize the cinematic equivalent of a little black dress, where the reduced-to-an-initial exploits of H and M add up to something closer to a B-. "Men in Black: International" premieres June 14 in the US. It's rated PG-13.
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From who will wear what on the red carpet – designer brands work with stylists to dress and accessorize celebrities, even though one brand told CNBC it doesn't know until the night whether their label has been chosen – to which type of tequila gets drunk at the after parties, Brand Oscar is big business.
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The Duchess of Sussex used her $195 classic black tote, which she had monogrammed with an "M," to accessorize her cute-casual outfit, which also included a previously-worn L'Agence blazer, ethically-made Outland Denim jeans and a delicate "A" necklace from Australian brand Verse in honor of her two-month-old baby boy.
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Not only did Pippa Middleton accessorize a floaty pink floral dress with her favorite "Bosworth" sunglasses to watch the men's final at Wimbledon on Sunday (a style she has owned since the brand first launched in 2012), but The Crown's Claire Foy was also wearing her "Archer Rose" sunglasses from the label on the same day.
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But Scott has expanded beyond the brand's home turf: By the end of 21, the brand is slated to have 2000 store locations nationally and recently opened stores are scattered around the country, including outposts in Denver, Miami, and San Diego, CA. Refinery22015 was invited down to Austin to check out Scott's immaculate, stone-bedecked new headquarters this summer — and figure out, firsthand, how a brand beloved in the South (and to a somewhat lesser degree, the Midwest) is trying to accessorize women all over the country and, eventually, around the world.
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"—you, the guy who spent $40 on a cross-town Uber to a party you were only half invited to, and your costume of choice is "the same black jeans and black T-shirt you wear every day, only with a skull mask to accessorize," and everyone has done a cocaine order but very pointedly not asked you in on it because nobody even knows who you are but you keep putting Avenged Sevenfold on the Spotify playlist and saying to people "No, really listen to the notes.
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