Wondering what to wear to an art fair? Wonder no more.
We've pulled some of our favorite looks from among hundreds snapped by photographers at this year's Art Basel Miami Beach and Miami Art Week, a days-long extravaganza of mega art fairs, exhibitions, sales, parties, jet-lagged gallerists chugging energy drinks, frantic scenesters in FOMO mode, Miley Cyrus in pasties and lots and lots of walking.
After the past week, we can safely conclude this: Anything goes. There are art dealers in basic black, socialites turning the sidewalks of South Beach into one giant walk-off, culture scribes in extravagantly patterned men's suits and locals ready to party in bright colors and bold hemlines.
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Who: Rachel Where: Outside the Scope show What: Free People top and vintage bag Why we love it: A statement bag is a joy forever, and THAT is a statement bag.
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Who: Christina Steinbrecher Where: On the street What: An outfit she designed herself, a Mulberry bag and flats from Italy Why we love it: This DIY look reminds us of Tilda Swinton, dreamy naps, "The Simpsons" and never showing up wearing the same thing as someone else.
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Who: Marta Pozzan Where: Wynwood Walls What: Dress from Fifth Label, shoes from Soludos and a bag from Yves Saint Laurent Why we love it: All the walking begs for flats, but dress down? Never.
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Who: Caroline Johnson Where: Art Basel Miami Beach What: Zara dress, bag and shoes from a boutique in Italy Why we love it: She dressed like a painting and IT WORKED.
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Who: Andre 3000 Where: On the street What: Unspecified Why we love it: Because Andre 3000 in overalls is always a good look.
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Who: Rita Navalinskete Where: Art Basel Miami Beach What: Stella Jean shirt, pants and necklace and a Louis Vuitton purse Why we love it: It's a little Palm Beach, a little Caribbean, and definitely not black. Thank goodness.
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Who: Christen Wilson Where: Art Basel Miami Beach What: Christian Dior dress Why we love it: A perfectly cut Christian Dior dress -- with sneakers.
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Who: Regina Moody Where: Art Basel Miami Beach What: Zsega pants, Brione top and Jimmy Choo shoes Why we love it: Fierce. Classic. Formidable.
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Who: Francesca Todisco Where: On the beach What: Chanel bag, Nike sneakers, a top from Marvel and a Leith skirt Why we love it: A little bit health goth and a whole lot of striking.
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Who: Irena Sidorova Where: Art Basel Miami Beach What: Marni dress, Celine bag, Aquazella shoes Why we love it: Perfection.
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Who: Cait Munro Where: Art Basel Miami Beach What: The Reformation dress, Alexander Wang bag, United Nude shoes Why we love it: No one in Miami's ever done stripes, skin, a red lip and platform wedges before in any way that could be considered understated. Ground: broken.
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Who: Barbara Garcia Where: On the street What: Leather Zara shorts, a Loewe purse, Anton Heunis necklace, ASH sneakers and G-Star RAW Why we love it: There are limited ways to do leather in Miami, even in December. This is just about the only one, so kudos for accuracy.
Want more? Check out dozens and dozens of looks from all around Miami's Art Week:
Street Style at Art Basel Miami Beach 2014
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