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The stripes don't match, and that's the point
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October 15, 2026

The stripes don't match, and that's the point

Forget the need to match patterns: this season stripes arrive in layers, in varying widths and colors that don’t necessarily go together. It’s precisely the unexpected combinations that create the look.

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