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"Along with having a girl crush on Jaime King, I&amp;#x27;m totally obsessed with Alexa Chung and her inventively cool (and totally effortless) sense of personal style. She&amp;#x27;s great for stealing style tips from too, both for work and play, and one of my favorites was just seen on model (and great-granddaughter of Ernest) Dree Hemingway&amp;amp;#8212;the crisp white button-down under a spring dress. It&amp;#x27;s an inspired way to make your cute spring and summer dresses work overtime as office-wear. Sneaky, sneaky. Here&amp;#x27;s how: Let&amp;#x27;s start with the OG master of layering, Alexa Chung, who rocked this Christopher Kane dress over a white shirt last year. Since her brocade design is a body-conscious silhouette, Alexa opted for a lean-cut shirt to avoid any awkward bunchiness and keep the whole look sleek and tailored. Her button-down also has some beaded embellishment on the collar and cuffs&amp;amp;#8212;which would be an extra-chic detail, as long as your office is cool with that. At a Tribeca Film Festival dinner thrown by Chanel, Dree Hemingway made the look her own with a light ruffly confection. Here, the white button-down&amp;amp;#8212;neatly buttoned to the top&amp;amp;#8212;is key to off-setting the girliness of the pastel hues and texture. I like how she contrasted the look with masculine black-and-white oxford creepers, but that might not work for everyone. A pair of T-straps, Mary Janes, or close-toe booties would work too! Do you like the shirt under a dress look? Would you wear that to the office? (Full disclosure: I&amp;#x27;ve done it with a leather dress over a denim button-down.) Photos: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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