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Feature article: What do your clothes say about you?
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We return with three more looks for you to copy, and simple instructions. These three are from the fashion shows shown for spring, so pick your favorite and follow along. You'll be able to find or recreate most anything from a typical closet (no press pass required).
 1. Hana Soukupova, Jil Sander This is an easy look to pull off, flattering to almost anyone. Wear that old striped turtleneck with only a bra underneath (avoid bulking up). Grab a big baggy pair of pants (snag a man's, or wear any large pair), belt it up. Look for a color that complements one of the colors in the turtleneck stripe, but isn't an exact match. Look for a large belt. Add thong slippers and toss your hair into a ponytail. Slick it back with gel, and keep makeup minimal.
 2. Jana Drews, Narciso Rodriguez A little more complex, all white will take you far in spring. Wear a white tank top or camisole (better yet, a short thin white tank over a shiny satin camisole), and a white cardigan over it. Button only the top button. Wear with long white cotton shorts. A pair of soft sandals or even white canvas sneaker mules will finish your look. Loosely tie up your hair in a high bun, or clip it loosely and secure with a couple of pins.
 3. Caroline Trentini, Proenza Schouler For a classy evening look, nothing can outshimmer a metallic skirt. This one is golden khaki, which lends warmth, but if gold is not your color, choose copper or grayish silver. A soft pastel camisole (preferably with lace) on top, and a light jacket (printed or not). The accessories are important: wear a standout, knockout beaded necklace, and a dashing pair of gold (or silver) sandals.
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