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"   One of Sara Rotman&amp;#039;s scarves. Photo: Moda Operandi  Veuve Clicquot&amp;#039;s annual polo match on Governor&amp;#039;s Island has developed quite a reputation in just four years. With Prince Harry on the field\u2014not to mention Argentine polo star Nacho Figueras\u2014and stars like Madonna and Marc Jacobs in the audience it&amp;#039;s turned into fashion&amp;#039;s favorite summer sporting event. This year, it&amp;#039;ll take place on Sunday June 5th with a little help from Moda Operandi. The trunk show website&amp;#039;s picked up Sara Rotman&amp;#039;s colorful scarves in honor of the occasion. Scarves may not be typical polo gear, but Rotman&amp;#039;s a polo player and Loquita&amp;#039;s based in Argentina. Operandi&amp;#039;s also sponsoring the polo match and when the scarves go on sale this Monday at 11AM 10% of the proceeds will go toward charity. In the mean time, we asked Moda Operandi co-founders Lauren Santo Domingo and Aslaug Magnusdottir for a few fashion tips to keep us from cramming for a last minute hat. Click through for their top three dos and don&amp;#039;ts! DO: Hats A little known fact: women in the UK do not wear hats to traditional polo matches. Here in the US, we like to make our own rules (or maybe it was Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman who made that rule for us?). Hats are the accessory of choice for a stateside polo match. The Brits get to wear fancy hats or fascinators for everything from tea time to a wedding, so polo matches are our time for fun. DON&amp;#039;T: Gloves. Just no. (It&amp;#039;s not your Mother&amp;#039;s polo match!) DO: Scarf or shawl This is a polished look that also works if it gets chilly. Or use as an impromptu blanket on which to lounge while you sip champagne! The first 500 people to click here will be offered Moda Operandi membership (no application necessary)! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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