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From beauty to fashion, orange has become the new "it" color of style. For a fun way to accessorize with this popular color, check out these Orange Drop Earrings from Dorothy Perkins. Between the unique shape and combination of gold and orange, you'll be sure to stand out from the crowd. I could see these earrings working extremely well with a summer dress or loose fitting romper. It's perfect for creating an effortlessly chic and casual bohemian look. For just $11, you'll have a stunning pair of earrings to spice up your next outfit.

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While scarves are usually associated with fall and winter, you can easily rock one during the spring season. It all comes down to the material and design of the scarf. If you're looking to incorporate scarves into your spring wardrobe, keep an eye out for lightweight fabrics such as silk, cotton or chiffon. Prints that feature florals, stripes, polka dots, and vibrant colors are also appropriate for spring. This weekend's steal is a circle scarf by Anthropologie, the Twofold Lucia Loop. Made of silk and double sided, this gorgeous $40 used to be $78. You can wear it with an endless variety of solid colored blouses, shirts and dresses, letting the bright and fun style really stand out.

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In a world of leather handbags and embellished purses, this particular trend might come as a surprise to many. Lightweight fabric totes have become the new "it" bag, making them a trendy and affordable accessory. These types of bags are so easy to find, and often run for less than $20. Totes tend to be very roomy, and are really easy to store in your closet or carry around. While fabric tote bags don't have pockets, you'll be sure to fit all of your daily essentials in one simple tote. This trend is a reminder that sometimes, the simplest things are the most stylish.

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