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If It’s Elevated Basics You’re After, Start With Massimo Dutti and COS

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The term " elevated basic " gets thrown around so much in the Marie Claire office that it can sometimes be hard to understand exactly what it means. I like to think of it this way: if you buy a wardrobe essential—like a white T-shirt , a tank top , or a pair of black trousers—but the design includes a fashion-forward twist—contrasting stitching along the hem or a trendier silhouette, for instance—then that would be an elevated basic. There are no brands that nail the term better than Massimo Dutti and COS . Unless you've spent time in Europe, you're more likely to be familiar with the latter. COS has garnered a global cult following for its modern takes on minimalist style . Spanish label Massimo Dutti does the same, but with a relaxed, sun-drenched approach. Where COS's selection is all navy , white, and slate gray, Massimo Dutti offers splashes of red and lemon yellow . Together, they create a wardrobe that feels timeless, but with of-the-moment touches.…

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