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My 2020 Goal Is to Dress More Colorfully, So Here Are 25 Items I'm Shopping This Month

When I dress for myself without worrying about what others might think, I just feel . . . good. As a shopping editor, I could truly look through clothes and accessories all day long. I love experimenting with style, but sometimes I get too caught up in trends or what's on par with the fashion industry in the moment. In 2020, I'm ditching those concerns and wearing what I love the most: color! Lots and lots of color.

Whether it's Pantone's color of the year (classic blue) or my personal favorite shades (pink and red), I'm going to paint the town rainbow in bold pieces that make me feel like the best version of myself. If you want to join me on my wardrobe escapade, I created a shopping guide of the coolest colorful pieces online right now. Take a look and make your 2020 look as vibrant as mine.



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