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Admittedly, festival style has become a bit bland. In a sea of chokers, fringe, and jean cutoffs, we often find ourselves wondering where real personal style went. But at Afropunk, one of summer 16's final music events, the crowd's looks of choice were anything but dull; they served as a reminder that blending in is so 2015.
Sure, the women ahead may be wearing some of this season's most popular trends — crop tops, bra tops, and off-the-shoulder tops — but they played them up with killer accessories, statement outerwear, and other eclectic add-ons, creating a medley of outfits that deserve a double (or triple) take. Click through to see all the next-level looks that took Afropunk by storm.
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Coordinating looks get a bad rap; these two are proof it shouldn't.
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Dressed for soaking up every last ounce of summer sun.
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Clear specs — just do it.
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A little Lemonade yellow goes a long way.
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These jeans are fire.
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Evidence that blush pink can be totally badass.
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Shade game strong.
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Sometimes dressing like scoops of sorbet actually works.
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Print-clashing, print-coordinating. Whatever you want to call it, it looks pretty damn good.
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It's a twin thing.
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Summer '16's two biggest trends (the off-the-shoulder top and the choker) still reign supreme.
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Minidress = legs for days.
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It's all in the details.
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No longer strictly reserved for tourists, fanny packs are a festival must.
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No combination is as effortless as a pair of high-waisted trousers and a crop top. It's the ideal balance of both proportion and style.
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Why not get in those final white-dress wears while you still can?
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Denim on denim with an in-your-face twist.
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The least basic matching set, ever.
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Tie-dye, Calvin Klein sports bras, tinted frames, and a whole lot of mesh — this crew is tackling all the trends.
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Finally, a T-shirt that says what we're all thinking.
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If it isn't neon, it shouldn't be on.
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Hoop, there it is.
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Go ahead, pile on the metallic jewelry.
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The outfits are major, but our eyes are on the comfortable footwear. These two know what's up.
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As Shakira once said, "hips don't lie."
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