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"It&amp;#39;s all about layering this season&amp;#8212;especially when the weather is so up and down&amp;#8212;so take advantage of the opportunity and try it the supermodel-approved way:\nPinterestFacebookOf course Miranda Kerr has the lockdown on a breezy &amp;quot;oh, I just ran out of the house and look street-style-ready&amp;quot; approach to layers. But it really is that easy. She started with a light and versatile foundation of a slubby white tee and distressed denim skirt (which could just as easily be a weekend top and jeans or a work-friendly shift dress), then added on a fitted black blazer, and finally topped the look with a boxy, midthigh-length Givenchy wool coat in the same hue.\nTo avoid any bulky, bunchy lines and stay fashion-editor chic, Miranda threw the coat over her shoulders as a cape. This technique also serves a functional purpose for when it&amp;#39;s kinda chilly but not outright cold, or you want to try out the cape look but aren&amp;#39;t ready to fully commit. (Because it&amp;#39;s actually kind of tricky to ride a crowded subway or drive a car while wearing a long cape. Been there.) Next lesson: doubling up, courtesy of Joseph Altuzarra&amp;#39;s genius moto jacket layered over a trench coat for his fall-winter runway. Obsessed with that one too.\nShop out some Miranda-inspired layering combos here:\nShe does look effortlessly flawless per usual, right? Do you like how she wore her layers? Are you tempted to try out this look?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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