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This Fall, She Contains Multitudes

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WWD Fashion reports that the coming season retires the single dress code altogether: no one silhouette, mood, or persona will be asked to carry the whole wardrobe. Instead, a woman gets to choose her character by the day, dressing for how she feels rather than for what's prescribed. From Worth Avenue to Rodeo Drive, that is less a trend than a released obligation — permission to be several women in one closet. Call it fall's most flattering rule: there isn't one.

With reporting from WWD Fashion.

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