#Colourinspiration Archives - Voir Fashion https://www.voirfashion.co.uk Tue, 21 Nov 2023 09:44:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.6.17 5 Autumnal Colour Palettes Which Are Not Brown https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/5-autumnal-colour-palettes-which-are-not-brown/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=5-autumnal-colour-palettes-which-are-not-brown Tue, 21 Nov 2023 09:44:52 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=87342 Year after year we all tend to turn to the ‘sad beige' colours as soon as September comes around. While leaning on various shades of brown is extremely reliable during the fall months, they have also become a terribly boring sight to witness on the streets. Amidst the sea of taupe, these 5 colour palettes and patterns are bound to break the seasonal monotony. This is a beckoning to not relegate the other colours merely to your spring/summer wardrobe.

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]]> Year after year we all tend to turn to the ‘sad beige’ colours as soon as September comes around. While leaning on various shades of brown is extremely reliable during the fall months, they have also become a terribly boring sight to witness on the streets. Amidst the sea of taupe, these 5 colour palettes and patterns are bound to break the seasonal monotony. This is a beckoning to not relegate the other colours merely to your spring/summer wardrobe.

Cherry Red

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If TikTok, Instagram and the viral Miu Miu slingbacks are to be believed, cherry red is the colour of the season. While red has always been part of the autumnal colour palette, recent years has seen it take a step back with ‘Christian Girl Fall’ colours (brown, mustard white, brick, burnt orange) taking a more prevalent position in the hierarchy. This subdued, deep red is the perfect accent to any outfit, bringing life to your darker warm clothes. 

Buttercup Cream

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While it is easy to pendulum between the many variations of the black or navy turtle neck and the white woollies, buttercup cream is the perfect way to subtly introduce lighter colours back into the mix. While the shade is very reminiscent of white, the hint of yellow makes all the difference. The vanilla-esque colour comes from the same line of thought as the mustard beanie we all had in 2017 but, evokes a far more luxurious pastel palette to fit into your “silent luxury” outfit rotation.

Metallics

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Metallics are here to stay this season. Between the recent Rabanne X H&M collaboration and the abundance of it during the Autumn/Winter ’23 shows, metallics has been revived in the zeitgeist. Metallics can actually be far more versatile than they are given credit. A metallic version of the customary satin slip dress present in everyone’s closet, is a far more elevated piece of clothing in and of itself. A chunky metallic coat or leather jacket, chrome knee-high boots, a sequined mini skirt – are all pieces fit to enhance your fall and festive wardrobe.

Pinstripe

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We cannot talk about the takeover of corp-core without pinstripes. Pinstripes have been a staple of the suit closet since time in memorial and they have never been more in style. Corporate core calls to two very clear-cut sensibilities within its aesthetic—the Y2k Devil Wears Prada corporate chic and the 80’s Armani, broad shouldered power-suited woman. Both are great ways to layer the pinstripe blazer with a matching trouser, skirt or even vest. The pinstripe’s vertical lines allow for an elongated and clean look, a stark contrast to the many puffer jackets that will pass by you this fall.

Checks

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Checks are the greatest way to incorporate multiple colours into your fall wardrobe. From Gingham, Madras, Plaid to Tartan, Checkerboard and Argyle, checks are an extremely fun way to play around with not only colour but also patterns. While checks have been a pretty consistent trend for most winter wardrobes, 2023 sees checks getting bigger, broader and bolder.

Written By Indira Gupta

Header Image: @Shaymitchell Instagram

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]]> Magic In A Bottle? – Colour Changing Makeup Is The Next Big Thing https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/magic-in-a-bottle-colour-changing-makeup-is-the-next-big-thing/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=magic-in-a-bottle-colour-changing-makeup-is-the-next-big-thing Tue, 27 Jun 2023 15:07:44 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=82446 Makeup brands are always trying out new weirdly wonderful things to stay ahead of the game,
and colour-changing makeup is next in the long line of innovative creations in the makeup world.
Brands have started creating products that react to your skin’s pH to trigger a colour change in
the formula. You can get colour changing blushes, lip glosses, and even foundations. Let’s take a
look at which brands have pulled out all the stops to create these mesmerising products.

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]]> Makeup brands are always trying out new weirdly wonderful things to stay ahead of the game, and colour-changing makeup is next in the long line of innovative creations in the makeup world. Brands have started creating products that react to your skin’s pH to trigger a colour change in the formula. You can get colour changing blushes, lip glosses, and even foundations. Let’s take a look at which brands have pulled out all the stops to create these mesmerising products. 

Youthforia – BYO Blush

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You may be confused as to how this green goop is a blush – but hear us out. When it comes in contact with your skin, the formula reacts to components in your natural oils and instantly turns into the perfect pink shade for your skin. It beautifully emphasises your natural undertones and gives you a perfect sun-kissed glow. Because of the serum formula, it effortlessly glided over your skin and can basically double up as a highlighter as well. 

@daceycash tried out the BYO Blush in a TikTok. As soon as she applied a bit of the product onto her skin, it turned into a gorgeous shade of peachy pink. 

@daceycash

youthforia BYO blush 💥 #colorchangingmakeup #greenblush #blushoil

♬ original sound – Dacey Cash

MUA – Metamorphosis Colour Changing Lip & Cheek Oil

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Not only do we love a bit of colour-changing magic, but we’re suckers for some multitasker products too. Makeup Academy’s Colour Changing Oil can be used as both a blush and lip gloss. It’ll turn out just a little bit differently on everybody as it merges with your skin to create the best possible shade of pink for you. Infused with Jojoba Oil and Vitamin E, this product is bound to leave you feeling nourished throughout the day. 

Charlotte Tilbury – Glowgasm Lips

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Yet another godsend from Charlotte Tilbury. This lipstick glides smoothly across your lips, adapting to your colour and pH to produce a flattering shade, perfect for your tone, that’s bound to turn some heads. The shade Glittergasm brings out your inner pink and Jewelgasm gives you a more chic ruby red look. Side note: we cannot get enough of the packaging!

Kate O’Neil (@kateeoneilll) gushes over the packaging, formula and colour in a video posted to TikTok. 

@kateeoneilll

im a sucker for sparkles🤪 @Charlotte Tilbury glowgasm lips in glittergasm ✨ #fyp #charlottetilbury #glitterlipbalm #euphoria

♬ Forever – Labrinth

Florence By Mills – True To Hue PH Adjusting Lip and Cheek Balm

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This balm may not look like much in its pretty pink packaging, but it could be the one product to tie your whole makeup collection together. A stunning shade of pink instantly blossoms when the stick makes contact with your skin, bringing some vibrant colour onto your lips and cheeks. This could be all you need to bring a look together. It takes only seconds to change colour and it glides smoothly across your skin when blending. 

No7 – Intelligent Colour Foundation

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Now here’s where it get’s super interesting. No7 has just made it a hundred times easier to shade match, by simply letting the foundation do most of the work. Again, like the other products, this foundation reacts to the components of your skin and shifts accordingly. The natural, mattifying finish leaves your skin looking like, well, skin! It won’t melt off throughout the day and keeps moisture locked in. It’s formulated with an array of natural antioxidants such as Vitamin A, C & E giving your skin the treatment it deserves. 

Dior – Addict Lip Glow

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Dior decided to hop onto this trend as well, giving is the Addict Lip Glow, which plumps your lips, giving them a flushed pink pout. The oil formula keeps your lips hydrated and glossy all day. Each shade of the lip oil has a distinct colour that it brings out in your lips. And before ruling out certain shades because they usually don’t suit you, keep in mind that these adapt to your skin. Even if no other pink gloss flatters you, Dior’s Lip Glow is made to do exactly that – bring out the natural colour of your lips and enhance it.

@spicybeautypsycho tried out the the shade Rosewood which flattered her natural tones perfectly. 

@spicybeautypsycho

Dior Addict LIP GLOW color reviver lip balm / shade: 012 rosewood. About the formula: • the colour adapts to the ph of the lips so it really enhances their natural colour • gives a tint (which i do looove about the lip products) • feels comfortable and quite moisturising (but i wouldn’t say its going to help your lips if they are very dehydrated) • glowy finish Has a delicate vanilla-minty scent. 10/10 <3 #diorlipglow #diorcolorreviver #diorbeauty #makeupreview

♬ street, kiss better – speed – INDRAGERSN

Words by Ayushi Nathwani

Header Image by Raoul Alejandre

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]]> Must-Have Colours In Your Wardrobe For This Autumn/Winter Season https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/must-have-colours-in-your-wardrobe-for-this-autumn-winter-season/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=must-have-colours-in-your-wardrobe-for-this-autumn-winter-season Tue, 24 Aug 2021 09:53:59 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=35156 As the summer heat slowly walks out leaving us with just hot summer girl memories in our hearts, we enter a darker and more mysterious season of autumn/winter. While some brands such as Celine or Dion Lee might have left us thinking that we need to hide our red heels and pink skirts, there is nothing to worry about as those vivid summer colours are not going anywhere. As seen in most of the catwalks this year, bright colours are trendier than ever. Designers such as Valentino, Prada or Marques’ Almeida are giving us a variety of accessories and clothes to choose from and we are here to give you all the details.

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]]> As the summer heat slowly walks out leaving us with just hot summer girl memories in our hearts, we enter a darker and more mysterious season of Autumn/Winter. While some brands such as Celine or Dion Lee might have left us thinking that we need to hide our red heels and pink skirts, there is nothing to worry about as those vivid summer colours are not going anywhere. As seen in most of the catwalks this year, bright colours are trendier than ever. Designers such as Valentino, Prada or Marques’ Almeida are giving us a variety of accessories and clothes to choose from and we are here to give you all the details.

Pink

If you loved wearing pink this summer, you don’t need to give up on it just yet as quite a few designer brands kept the colour for the upcoming season. Designer brand Jacquemus gave us everything we need for the season. From a head to toe bright pink outfit styled with an orange bag worn by Yumi Niu to a very hot pink fuzzy sweater worn by Duncan Rincon – Jacquemus has it all. However, if you are keen for something more settle in the pink colour palette, Marques’ Almeida has plenty of looks. Particularly, pink satin dress styled with pair of pink sandals – simple yet very stylish.

Yellow

It’s not a secret that yellow is a true autumn colour that blends in with the colours of the trees. This year yellow is very hot, especially when it comes to small details. We are very in love with Loewe’s autumn/winter collections that offer a variety of yellow accessories that will bring your outfit to life. Loewe presents a few pairs of yellow heels along with yellow bags, belts and other yellow details that are a must–have for the upcoming season.

Red

The colour red is one of the bravest colours of the season that is literally everywhere and you won’t survive without it. Red is perhaps the most popular runway colour that could be found in almost every autumn/winter collection this year. Michael Kors red oversized leather jacket combined with a simple red turtle neck dress and pair of red heels worn by Bella Hadid must be one of the many memorable looks of runway. And in case the leather jacket doesn’t feel right, Valentino designed an oversized red scarf with fringes (very trendy this season) on the bottom worn by Yeop Kim. We are sure, red is definitely something you want in your wardrobe this year.

Purple

Purple can definitely be considered one of the most popular colours of the season. Designers such as Valentino have several looks that are screaming autumn/winter yet look so bright and exciting. We are obsessed with Valentino’s Purple trench coat styled over the green coloured jumpsuit to bring more life to the outfit worn by Gibril Igale. If that doesn’t seem convincing, Prada’s purple leather boots worn by Taira are definitely a must-have to keep you stylish in autumn/winter.

Blue

As expected, cold colours are also popular this autumn/winter season but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring! Blue was definitely noticeable on the runways of Saint Laurent and Jacquemus. Quinn Mora on a runway for Jacquemus wearing blue west, one-shoulder top paired with brown shorts, shoes and a bag, and of course, blue socks to finish the outfit (and it’s such a look for the autumn/winter season). And in case you need some jewellery, Saint Laurent has quite a few pieces of blue coloured jewellery to offer that go well with other popular colours of the season.

Words by Ugne Giraityte

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]]> How To Play With Colours and Patterns Like Your Favourite Fashion Girls On Instagram This Week https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/how-to-play-with-colours-and-patterns-like-your-favourite-fashion-girls-on-instagram-this-week/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-play-with-colours-and-patterns-like-your-favourite-fashion-girls-on-instagram-this-week Wed, 16 Jun 2021 12:41:25 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=29029 SS21 is all about colour and pattern play and it seems there are no rules with how you want to style them. From gingham, monogram brand logos, and tie dye, to co-ordinating reds, summery yellows, and electric blues - anything goes this summer. We've picked out some of our favourite looks from Instagram this week where influencers and celebrities show us how to put the trends together.

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]]> SS21 is all about colour and pattern play and it seems there are no rules with how you want to style them. From gingham, monogram brand logos, and tie dye, to co-ordinating reds, summery yellows, and electric blues – anything goes this summer. We’ve picked out some of our favourite looks from Instagram this week where influencers and celebrities show us how to put the trends together.

Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa shows us how to dress Cow Girl chic with this gingham jacket, chunky belt and Western knee-high boots moment. She kept it timeless with a pair of distressed denim shorts to accompany the red coordination and gingham pattern play. Our style tip from this look is that a great way to integrate a trend is by adding something classic.

Regina Anikiy

In a monogram look, Regina wears a pair of Louis Vuitton logo print joggers paired with a self-made top inspired by the designs of brand Rui Official. So here the pattern play trend is paired effortlessly with a simple cut-out top, making the bottoms stand out whilst still looking trendy. We’d also like to mention the sliders because they’re still hot in SS21, adding comfort and style to any look.

Wuz Good

When it comes to colour coordination look no further than this ensemble by Wuz Good – pastel yellow and pink is definitely one of the most noteworthy combinations of the season. This yellow blazer from Jaded Man brings out the yellow tones in the tote and patterns in the Burberry monogram leggings. Equally, the pink Rick Owens boots match effortlessly with the pink corset and sunglasses whilst also complimenting her tote and leggings. This is how to make your entire outfit match perfectly.

Jordyn Woods

In all new Miaou, Jordyn Woods wears the graphic print pattern trend with the brand’s new ‘dollar’ themed collection. Combining pattern play with the mesh movement, the Billie dress speaks for itself in this look – making a statement all by itself. This makes it easy to gather the next style tip which is that there’s no need to accessories majorly if you have the right dress. We’ve added a few pieces which would complete the outfit – you’re good to go.

Edie Liberty Rose

Another vibrant moment from Edie Liberty Rose, she wears the Poster Girl Carrie dress which has the most amazing cut out details and lace embellishments. Paired with a beige Givenchy side bag and heels. This piece comes in lots of colours and is the perfect stand out dress for a colourful look this Summer. This look doesn’t miss, with the bag and footwear co-ordinating perfectly.

Emili Sindlev

Did someone say bright colours? Because Emili definitely didn’t miss the memo. She wears a tie-dye t-shirt as the base, with orange, red, and yellow tones that bring the entirety of the ‘fit together. Neon orange trousers, yellow block sandals and a red Louis Vuitton bag. Mix and match all the colours this season for a stand-out look.

Stassie

Stassie shows us how to coordinate our accessories with our look this week. She wears a green cut-out dress paired with coloured bangles – so simple but effective. This season it’s clear that when it comes to jewellery it’s got to be bold and chunky. This simple khaki colour also gives off very summery vibes.

Linmick

Now let’s talk about this red, yellow and green combination. Starting from the headwear accessories, with a red scarf co-ordinating with the mesh crop and chunky resin ring. The look is a whole pop of colour with the added yellow bikini top and velour jogger shorts. Nothing clashes if you do it right, the brighter the better.

Jodie Woods

Jodie opted for an electric blue look, with the Alex Dress by With Jean – paired with a freshwater pearl necklace with blue crystal embellishment and a co-ordinating blue resin ring. Blue is another timeless colour that always comes back around in summer, if you’re looking for a shade to base your outfit around then look no further.

Father Kels

Father Kels wears the Kate Moss dress by Andre Emery. This piece combines shades of green, blue, red and yellow to create a unique abstract pattern. She paired the look with simple gold-toned accessories including earrings and a bangle. Gold accessories never go out of style and they’re the perfect compliment to your pattern play.

Words By Natasha Legge, Graphic By Emily Chapillon

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]]> The Instagram Guide to SS21 Colour Combinations https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/the-instagram-guide-to-ss21-colour-combinations/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-instagram-guide-to-ss21-colour-combinations Tue, 20 Apr 2021 11:43:35 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=22877 Instagram is a hot platform for self-expression and trend setting. SS21 is the era of colour and most importantly colour clashing. The secret to execute a funky colourful outfit is to pay attention to details. Within the Instagram world of fashion conscious influencers, an extra effort is being made to co-ordinate a cohesive colour scheme. This is enforced through various accessorising; bags; nails; shoes; (trainers such as Jordan’s are a popular choice for their colour versatility) sunglasses and pop rings, can all be used to construct a desired colour scheme. If you want to jump on to this colourful bandwagon, but are struggling to find the right blend of colours for your SS21 wardrobe; here are three different colour combinations that are a must-wear this season.

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Instagram is a hot platform for self-expression and trend setting. SS21 is the era of colour and most importantly colour clashing. The secret to execute a funky colourful outfit is to pay attention to details. Within the Instagram world of fashion conscious influencers, an extra effort is being made to co-ordinate a cohesive colour scheme. This is enforced through various accessorising; bags; nails; shoes; (trainers such as Jordan’s are a popular choice for their colour versatility) sunglasses and pop rings, can all be used to construct a desired colour scheme. If you want to jump on to this colourful bandwagon, but are struggling to find the right blend of colours for your SS21 wardrobe; here are three different colour combinations that are a must-wear this season.

Hot Pink & Lime Green

Pinks and greens are fun colours that radiate a confidence aesthetic. In SS21 there’s no such thing as a colour clash, evidently promoted by instagrammers, it is THE time to embrace a pop of colour. Lime green and hot pink are everywhere at the moment, these bright colours are livening up the UK spring streets. This unique trend is an eye-catching moment; its daringness and flair shows the world you have a keen eye for style. Taking inspiration from UK influencer, Olivia Neil, she creates a colour blocking style, consistent throughout her outfit ensemble. Olivia matches her pink sunglasses with a funky pink tracksuit, paired with a green tank top underneath. To turn these colours into a cohesive look, she weaves the green tones into her accessories, including cute detailing of pop rings and a crocodile clip.

Keeping Cool with Blues and Greens

As well as clashing colours, another vibe emerging in SS21 involves the inclusion of multiple shades of the same colour, within a look. Shades of blues and greens are a popular choice. In contrast to the pink and green combination, blues and greens belong in the same family of cooler tones; they complement each other well, flowing nicely into one another. To make styling easier, a lot of brands are selling individual pieces that are created for this trend, displaying this varied tone colour pallet. However, it is fun to personally experiment with your own wardrobe, integrating shades of blues and greens into different outfit items. This trend can be as subtle or as dramatic as you want due to its versatile nature, hence, this colour combination is a must-do this season.

Looking Hot in Orange, Pink & Red

Continuing with the multiple tone trends, but on the opposite side of the spectrum of the blues and greens, are the warming shades or orange, pink and red. Depending on how you style these colours, they can create such different visions. The choice of tones speaks volumes about the vibe you are going for, the deeper shades of oranges and reds suit an evening appropriate outfit, perfect for a night-out. These colours deliver a sexy and sophisticated vibe. Alternatively, including pastel pink tones emit more of a pretty and dainty feel, creating a lighter and brighter effect that would be cute for a daytime look.

It is clear that after a long lockdown winter, full of dull tone loungewear and repetitive style choices; the fashion world is craving some colour for SS21. These fun pops of colours act as an expression of excitement; colour combining is a fun and creative outlet to experiment and encompass into your wardrobe. The SS21 streets will resemble a rainbow, inviting everyone to embrace this funky and quirky trend.

Words By Theodora Wood

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]]> Pantone Passion: Throwback to the 80’s! https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/2017-05-19-pantone-passion-throwback-to-the-80-e2-80-99s/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=2017-05-19-pantone-passion-throwback-to-the-80-e2-80-99s Mon, 17 Apr 2017 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.voirfashion.co.uk/2017-05-19-pantone-passion-throwback-to-the-80-e2-80-99s/ One of the biggest trend influencers for this season is the fabulous 1980’s. It is literally everywhere and its significance can be seen in countless looks. Marc Jacobs/Guido Palau used inspiration from this colourful decade in their SS’17 collection, creating a modern dreadlock trend which combined the colourful and fearless vibe that thrived within the […]

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One of the biggest trend influencers for this season is the fabulous 1980’s. It is literally everywhere and its significance can be seen in countless looks.

Pantone Passion Umbrella side view

Marc Jacobs/Guido Palau used inspiration from this colourful decade in their SS’17 collection, creating a modern dreadlock trend which combined the colourful and fearless vibe that thrived within the era. Hair was big and makeup was bold, a real treat for the eyes!

Pantone Passion Umbrella full view

Topshop Unique’s look was also inspired by the 80’s. Layering of block colours, wide shoulders and high-waisted straight trousers dominated their silhouette. The hairstylist Duffy fashioned fresh perm-like looks creating volume through styled frizz and texture.

Pantone Colours are huge for this season and carry that 1980’s vibe perfectly. If you’re ever in doubt about creating an 80’s-inspired look, just think Pantone! Block colours and volume are the way forward.

Pantone Passion Umbrella crop

I wanted to use a multi-coloured umbrella to illustrate the ‘80s dominance, as each panel represented the colour palette for SS’17: Bodacious Pink, Island Paradise (Blue), Sunshine Yellow, Pale Dogwood (Light Pink), Greenery and Shark (Purple/Grey). Key ’80s icons are Boy George, Marilyn Manson, ’80s Club Kids and Ravers.

Go and check it out, it’ll sure spark some 80’s inspiration ready for this Spring/Summer season.

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Pantone Passion Umbrella 80s inspiraton

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