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"You know what we&amp;#x27;ll really miss about Gossip Girl? The clothes, duh! Over six steamy seasons, costume designer Eric Daman did some pretty unforgettable things with fashion, making the show a kind of Clueless for the 2000s. Here&amp;#x27;s what we learned along the way. 1. Cultivate a signature style. Can you even look at a headband without thinking about Blair Waldorf? It was her sartorial trademark since season one, and it helped define who she was throughout the series--ladylike, well-mannered, and just sassy enough to keep up with Chuck. Yours doesn&amp;#x27;t have to be an accessory, but if you choose one thing and own it--think wild prints, the tomboy thing, or even omnipresent towering heels--your look will say so much more in an instant. 2. Accessorize, accessorize, accessorize. Beyond those headbands, there was an incredible amount of visual icing-on-the-cake going on during every episode: Quirky hats, oodles of jewelry, textured tights, and thoughtfully-placed scarves all upped the fashion ante. It&amp;#x27;s also your best bet for updating your own wardrobe without breaking the bank. 3. There&amp;#x27;s nothing sexier than a well-dressed man. Yes, Chuck Bass is a royal @$$%*l&amp;amp; most of the time, but we still found ourselves falling for him week after week. Lesson learned: The right suit can make up for a multitude of sins. 4. A little color goes a long way. Why wear boring black when you can go all out in coral and saffron? Blair&amp;#x27;s wardrobe was the best example of being unafraid to mix up seriously bold hues--and after all, she is one of the 9 best dressed TV characters of all time! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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