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"The best day at summer camp, without fail, was when your counselors asked you to bring in a plain white T and let you get creative with a pile of rubberbands and a few buckets of RIT dye. Get ready to feel some nostalgia for bug juice and &amp;quot;Miss Mary Mack,&amp;quot; because tie dye is back... Everyone from Michael Kors to Dolce &amp;amp; Gabbana were feeling the tie dye thing for their resort collections (that funny season in between fall and spring that used to be for rich ladies who spent the winter in the Caribbean but is now for the rest of us, too!), and I love how fresh it feels. This steadily rising trend (Miu Miu, Ralph Lauren, and DVF were doing it as early as last spring) will inject a bit of sunshine into your dreary winter. It&amp;#x27;s an incredibly easy trend to wear. I love Becki Newton&amp;#x27;s version, where she took a tie-dye dress and made it chilly-weather appropriate with a black leather jacket and booties. You can try out a tie-dye cardigan with jeans and flats, a pair of tie-dye shoes with an all black ensemble, or an artsy-looking scarf around your neck with a denim jacket and skinny black pants. I&amp;#x27;d avoid anything that references the hippie thing too literally (ie, a floor-sweeping cotton tie dye dress) to make sure your version looks totally modern. Shop some of our favorite cheap and chic tie-dye items now: What do you guys think of the tie-dye trend? Will you try it out? And did you spend your summers making your own tees, like I did? Check out more trends and let us know what you think of &amp;#x27;em: Would you wear a trapper hat or a Fair Isle sweater? Photo: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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