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		<title>The Crib Sheet: Fashion Undercover</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Sep 2010 15:15:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[10 TIPS FROM SPANX FOUNDER SARA BLAKELY While we usually look for ways to update our wardrobe by adding from the top down, a re-thinking of basics can add life, shape, and a definite boost of confidence. SPANX founder Sara Blakely shared with us her favorite ways to work in some truly transformational base-layer updates. 1. Pencil [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>10 TIPS FROM SPANX FOUNDER SARA BLAKELY</strong></p>
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<p>While we usually look for ways to update our wardrobe by adding from the top down, a re-thinking of basics can add life, shape, and a definite boost of confidence. SPANX founder Sara Blakely shared with us her favorite ways to work in some truly transformational base-layer updates.</p>
<p>1. Pencil skirts are everywhere this season. Wear one with a half slip or try a pair of sheer control top pantyhose for an extra-polished look and hourglass silhouette.</p>
<p>2. Try a SPANX black lace cami under a long cardigan for a cool, layered look and a little extra tummy control.<br />
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<p>3. Pair lace tights with tougher footwear like cowboy boots for a flirty look with an edge.</p>
<p>4. Try a silky, wide leg pant. Footless Pantyhose help ensure a VPL-free rear view.</p>
<p>5. Keep summer shorts out longer by wearing a pair of tights underneath.</p>
<p>6. Cashmere sweaters are a cozy, classic fall staple. Layer a shaping cami underneath for a smooth, cling-free look that will never go out of style.</p>
<p>7. Sport a sleek turtleneck and accessorize with jewelry. Go with black for extra slimming or try another neutral like warm camel or gold.</p>
<p>8. Try a pair of footless tights with ballet flats and a mid-length full skirt for a casual but still stylish alternative to jeans.</p>
<p>9. Rock the sexy, sheer trend this season without feeling overexposed. Layer a lace full slip underneath a sheer dress for support, coverage, and an added touch of femininity.</p>
<p>10. Layer a high-rise body smoother underneath a curve-hugging, vintage-inspired dress to get in on the <em>Mad Men</em> trend and have a little extra breathing room.</p>
<p><em>Our <span>SPANX</span> Boutique opens Tuesday, September 28 at 11AM ET.</em></div>
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