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What Not to Wear in 2020, and What to Wear Instead

As we enter the new year, we all take the time to reevaluate our existing wardrobes. What to keep, what to donate, what to save . . . the piles are amassing all around us. But as we rid our wardrobes of those micro trends that might have dominated for the past few seasons, we fill the holes with others that we can't wait to try for the coming ones.

As a general sentiment, the fashion set has been veering more toward the classics - the practical, and the easy - while still remaining chicer than ever. We are trading our purple pastels for shades of army green, ditching the logo mania in favor of more streamlined tones, and cozying up with textures of shearling rather than colder materials like PVC and patent.

Ahead, find six trends we can't wait to ditch and six we're stocking up on in their stead.



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