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Style: Southern Comfort
February 8, 2013·By BLAC Editorial
Sophisticated looks when it’s time to slow down.
February 8, 2013

From left: Blue one piece romper, Alexander Wang, Neiman Marcus ($335); Chain link earrings, Handmade by Rocky, Ricardo's Place ($25); Gold bronze and turquoise necklace and earring set, Handmade by Rocky, Ricardo's Place ($18); Orange tie front dress, Amanda Uprichard, Neiman Marcus ($194).

From left: Fuschia loafer, Miu Miu, Neiman Marcus ($650); Gold and orange necklace, Ricardo's Place ($15); Metal Cuff with turquoise crystals, Ricardo's Place ($20); Pink rose dress, Diane Von Furstenberg, Neiman Marcus ($345).

From left: Cornflower parlian dress, Diane Von Furstenberg ($345); Gold studded sandal, ($745); Turquoise and crystal earrings, ($26); Multi floral skirt, Alice + Olivia, Neiman Marcus ($396).
Contact Guide: Neiman Marcus, Somerset Collection South, Troy, 248-643-3300; Ricardo's Place, 2753 W. 12 Mile Road, Berkley, 248-544-7600
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