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" From the April 2013 issue Colorful denim is hardly a new phenomenon, but maybe you&amp;#039;ve found yourself stuck in a rut this season. Or there are so many options available that the whole endeavor feels a little overwhelming. Either way, we&amp;#039;re going to assume you&amp;#039;ve got three colors that serve as the foundation for the denim-based portion of your wardrobe \u2014 black, white, and indigo. Time to branch out. Here&amp;#039;s our guide (with pictures!) to embracing spring&amp;#039;s new shades.  Instead of white: Look for a light, light shade of blue or green that offers the merest suggestion of color. A poet, or maybe just a poetic catalog writer, might call such a shade of green mint, or possibly even sea foam, but we prefer thinking of it as light, light green. Cotton jeans ($174) by Hudson Jeans; two-button linen-wool-and-silk jacket ($595) by Joseph Abboud; cotton shirt ($130), British Wardrobe Staples by Ben Sherman; suede loafers ($650) by Ermenegildo Zegna.  Instead of indigo: Warm weather calls for a brighter shade than your standard inky tones, so a color like this one \u2014 ocean blue, we&amp;#039;ll call it \u2014 will keep you covered through Labor Day (and beyond). Cotton jeans ($108) by J. Crew; suede jacket ($1,295) by Burberry Brit; cotton sweatshirt ($98) by AG Adriano Goldschmied; suede boots ($425) by John Varvatos.  Instead of black: Look for a rich color like this dark red. It adds an edge and a sophistication to the rest of what you&amp;#039;re wearing (as black would) without any of the visual heaviness. Cotton jeans ($224) by True Religion; two-button wool-blend jacket ($865) by L.B.M. 1911; cotton shirt ($102) by Life/After/Denim; leather boots ($729), N.D.C. Made by Hand. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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