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"In a world where celebrities need to be formally told not to show their sideboob on national TV, Carolina Herrera&amp;#x27;s ultra-feminine fall 2013 collection functions like a style salve, reminding us that ladylike can, indeed, be fabulous. Here are a few of our favorite looks from the collection, all of which your grandmother would certainly approve: Flaunt an hourglass figure: Even if you don&amp;#x27;t have a quarter of Joan Holloway&amp;#x27;s curves, Carolina&amp;#x27;s got the secret for faking it. Try a high-waisted skirt with a nipped waist, plus voluminous shoulders and hemline, to accentuate your silhouette without showing too much. Don&amp;#x27;t underestimate a good turtleneck: Yes, we said turtleneck. Not only do they solve tons of styling woes (throw a neutral, solid one on with any wild skirt or pants, and you&amp;#x27;re dressed), but they have a Diane Keaton-like way of making everything seem elegant. Show skin sparingly: There&amp;#x27;s nothing wrong with a little flash of flesh, but use it in small doses--and balance it out. This keyhole is slim enough to look demure, and the sleeves help balance it out. Put a bow on it: It&amp;#x27;s the ultimate symbol of femininity, and it works to perk up a menswear-inspired look like this one, or any other tailored look. What do my conservative girls out there think of Carolina&amp;#x27;s latest collection? Do you dig how ladylike she keeps things? Share! Photo: Yannis Vlamos /InDigitalteam | GoRunway"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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