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Issue — Leg Sex June 2008

Summer '08 is allergic to pastels. We’re talking "blinding brights"—cobalt blue skinny pants and apple-red flats. It’s a "look-at-me" palette that ensures your stride is the loudest thing in the room.

Forget the oversized "it-bags" of last year. This June, the ultimate accessory isn’t something you carry—it’s how you stand. From the red carpet to the city sidewalk, the silhouette of the season is defined by a bold, leg-first aesthetic that balances playful "It Girl" energy with a new, sharp sophistication. leg sex june 2008 issue

Whether you're rocking the "preppy-chic" look popularized by the cast of Gossip Girl or the bohemian-glam of a Margherita Missoni , the message is clear: show them off. Suggested Sidebar: The June 2008 "Leg Ready" Checklist The Shoe: Black gladiator sandals with a lethal heel. The Short: High-waisted denim or tailored silk. The Accessory: A thin waist belt to anchor the look. Summer '08 is allergic to pastels

The low-rise era is officially in the rearview. This month, we’re seeing stars like Kelly Rowland and Rachel Bilson embrace the high-waisted short. It’s a look that elongates the frame and places the focus squarely on the thighs. Pair them with a cinching corset belt for that quintessential June ’08 "waist-first" profile. Forget the oversized "it-bags" of last year

A "sculpted glow"—bronzed, hydrated, and ready for the sun. Ten Best Dressed: June 2008

Step aside, chunky platforms. The June 2008 footwear of choice is the punk-inspired black gladiator heel. As seen on Gwyneth Paltrow and Emma Roberts , these strappy, aggressive heels transform the leg into a focal point, especially when paired with this season’s "Little White Dress" (LWD) for maximum contrast.

leg sex june 2008 issue

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