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Pro tip: When I use this dressing for a big bowl of Caesar, or particularly when I use it to make a kale Caesar salad, I like to toss it by hand with gloved hands

Sprinkle in a little goat cheese or feta cheese, swap out the raspberries for strawberries, blueberries or other fruit of your choice, add in some avocado slices or dried cranberries, and you could even substitute the chopped walnuts for pecans, almonds or cashews

This long sleeved printed maxi dress for instance, has you covered in that regard

Texture also has a significant impact on the look and feel of your attendant outfits

Neutral flat sandals or low-block heels in beige or tan keep the outfit grounded and let the print take center stage

Heres a guide to mixing patterns like a pro: Start with a base pattern (e.g., stripes) Add a contrasting pattern on a different scale (e.g., a large floral print) Incorporate an animal print as a neutral (e.g., leopard) Accessorize with smaller-scale patterns (e.g., polka dots or plaid) Pro tip: When mixing patterns, try to stick to a cohesive colour palette