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" By now, if you&amp;#039;ve been following along at all, you&amp;#039;ve probably already picked up a solid pair of white jeans, gone through the effort of procuring some pants and jackets that can be worn in different combinations (see: separates) and perhaps you&amp;#039;ve already snagged the shorts, sandals and sunglasses that will your transform your beach wardrobe. Then, it was about being bold. And it still is, as you can likely tell from the image above: color \u2014 never too much, always just enough \u2014 is one our favorite trends for Summer 2011. Own it. But leave room for other experimentation, too, because we&amp;#039;ve scoured the runway shows and many a showroom to determine the trends of the season. There are ten of them to start learning now (before it&amp;#039;s too hot to think). All you have to do is click the button below.  From far left: Two-button cotton jacket ($1,325) by Trussardi 1911; cotton shirt ($298) by John Varvatos; cotton jeans ($215) by AG Adriano Goldschmied; suede shoes ($395), Florsheim by Duckie Brown; silk pocket square ($80) by Giorgio Armani; cotton belt ($40) by J. Crew; tortoiseshell glasses ($360) by Prism. // Double-breasted linen-and-silk jacket ($1,495) and cotton shirt ($295) by Canali; cotton jeans ($400) by Paul Smith Jeans; canvas sneakers ($50) by Keds; linen pocket square ($75) by Robert Talbott. // On her: Jacket by Dolce &amp;amp;amp; Gabbana; shirt by Gap; jeans by J Brand; boots by the Frye Company; ring by Rachel Leigh. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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