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"When in doubt, wear black, right? That&amp;#39;s a given for a solid going-out wardrobe&amp;#8212;especially in this black-and-white trend-tastic season. Well, it looks like the celebs think so too. A bunch of them went with the the classic shade for the Vanity Fair bash that kicked off the Tribeca Film Festival last night. But upon closer look, I noticed that each outfit had a really cool twist (or twists) that makes basic black so much more. Let&amp;#39;s get inspired:\nPinterestFacebookAdd texture and color: Risk-taking Sienna Miller always makes things interesting with an effortless and inventive mix of cool. Her LBD heats up with embroidered floral appliqu\u00E9 on a skater-silhouette and fun accessories: a bold-hued bag and pretty statement shoes. Check out Sienna&amp;#39;s satin pumps&amp;#8212;there are massive diamond-shaped rocks on each one!\nPinterestFacebookSpice up a suit: Fashion designer Rachel Roy made her skinny black pantsuit that much sexier by forgoing a cami and choosing an extra-slimming nipped-in-waist silhouette. The only accessories needed: killer black pumps and a luxurious exotic-skin clutch. Done.\nPinterestFacebookShow some unexpected skin: Speaking of suiting, Karolina Kurkova took two trends&amp;#8212;crop tops and menswear&amp;#8212;to create an unexpected pantsuit ensemble. Since she wore her tuxedo jacket as an edgy midriff-baring top, she opted for wide-leg pants to soften the overall effect.\nPinterestFacebook__Conjure old Hollywood:__OK, mom-to-be Evan Rachel Wood is teaching us two important lessons with this simply chic look. First, a slightly sultry halter neckline combined with ladylike tea-length skirting makes for flawlessly elegant old-Hollywood glam. Secondly, hello, hot mama. This is how red carpet maternity wear should be done. Amirite?\nWhich look do you like best? Do you like wearing black to go out? Share in the comments!\nWhich Star Made Her Basic Black the Most Interesting?\nPhotos: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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