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Meghan and Malala Choose a Quiet Palette for a Message About Girls

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Meghan and Malala Yousafzai marked International Day of the Girl in muted autumn colors, the kind of palette that lets the speakers be heard first. Their message looked ahead: back girls today, and you are shaping the women they will become. No designer has been named, and we won't guess one. On a day meant for girls, the restraint fit the occasion.

With reporting from Harper's Bazaar.

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