How To Dress For Your Skin Tone (Easy Color Matching Guide)

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CHAPTERS
0:00 - How to dress for your skin tone
2:42 - Why does color even matter?
6:45 - How to wear colors with your skin tone
8:31 - What colors to avoid with each skin tone?
11:02 - Color theory
12:18 - What colors will work for each skin tone?
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🔴 thestylesystem.com/youtube - Click here to join The Style System! In this video, Antonio discusses the importance of choosing the right colors for your skin tone. He categorizes skin tones into seven types and recommends specific colors for each type. 📝 www.realmenrealstyle.com/match-colors-style-rules/ - Click here to read the article 3 Main Rules To Match Colors In Men’s Clothing. ➡ kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJK1l39ri9OZlbs - Click here to watch How To Dress For Your Height (Most Men Ignore This!)

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

During college, I worked in “men’s furnishings” (everything except suits or sporty clothes) at a large department store. Gradually, I developed into a men’s stylist. The men’s suiting department would send them over to me with their new suits to help them select their shirts, ties and other accessories for it. There were so many men who wore completely the wrong colors for their personal coloring! I always got them into better shirt colors, and crisp, cool whites for the cool-undertoned ones and a creamy white for the warm-toned ones, in addition to the colors I chose carefully for them. It makes a huge difference in anyone’s appearance.

[@kinggchile]

As a gentleman with darker brown skin, I 100% agree with your assessment. I have a crimson red Adidas jacket that I've received numerous compliments wearing over the years, and my current favorite winter wear piece is an emerald green Ralph Lauren beenie..Ive always thought it makes my skin tone pop, but now I got the co-sign. Thanks for the upload.

[@excalibro8365]

You can't go wrong with navy blue, dark grey and beige. The vast majority of my wardrobe are one of those 3 colors.

[@lucaferlisi2486]

Actually, there are some people who almost look sick in navy, which are often those whom beige fits most.

[@aradoran]

Yeah beige doesn’t look good at all on me. But gray navy or gray-blue are great

[@hory1982]

Disagree on beige..

[@ak-cl6im]

It's not true

[@timcorrell9863]

Beige only looks good on those with skin tones that are darker. Brown can look bad or good on darker skin tones. If the skin tone is darker, brown looks washed out if it’s too close to the skin tone. There has to be noticeable contrast between material and skin tones for brown to work on darker skin tones. Fair and pasty skin tones look washed out in beige due to insufficient contrast between material and skin tone. People with these skin tones should wear brown if they’re going to wear earth tones. Personally, I like greys the best as they look good on everybody. Light blues that are not off white look bad on black haired people. Otherwise, blues look good on everybody and, overall, are my second favorite after greys. Other than burgundies, dark greens and dark purples (especially off blacks), greens, purples and reds look bad on redheads, especially light greens, light purples and pinks. Otherwise, reds are my third favorite overall, greens my fourth and purples my fifth. Oranges, peaches and yellows look bad on everybody and should be completely avoided by everybody. Beiges and browns are best used in small amounts. All colors exclude off black and off white shades. All kinds and shades of off black and off white as well as black and white look good on everybody. But they’re best for business formal and more formal than that. Aquas, teals and turquoises are included with greens, by the way.

[@illogicalstuff6099]

The level of genuineness and honesty that projects in his talks always makes me believe in him. Antonio, You have always appeared to be very considerate, calm, very mature and very well articulated person inn all of your videos. I learned to be kind in real life by watching most of your videos. Thank you so much for being very sporty and kind.

[@luizde-rossi643]

Amazing content, Antonio! Nailed it once again! Bravo! 👏🏽

[@adrianssenn]

This is the video I needed for so long. Thank you!!!

[@FlamingFrostbite244]

This video could not have come at a better time for me personally. I'd been thinking about this over the last 2 weeks or so but was unsure on how to even really start figuring this out. Appreciate this so much, thanks man!

[@Paranormal-Stupidity]

I have learned colour theory in the past, but had no idea about most of this. It turns out that I have been wearing a lot of the colours I should have avoided. Great video. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@6packproductions710]

Might be alone here, but as some who collects and paints warhammer models I’m geeking out on color.

[@daadadda]

nicely compiled info! Thanks!

[@iceman1146]

This is such an informative yet easy-to-follow video. I would really appreciate further installments on patterns and the art of combining colors

[@jack.d7873]

Thanks for sharing your expertise Antonio. Great presentation and communication skills too.

[@aaronaustrie]

Awesome content ✍️🏾💯

[@Joshbelieveit]

I love the idea of this. One thought to make it more powerful is to use famous people with these skin tones and showing them wearing these colors to pop or struggle.

[@subscrieber2692]

thank you for years of consistent appreciated sage advice happy New years sir 🙏

[@positive_vibes_2427]

BEEN LOOKING FOR BLOGS THAT COVER THIS TOPIC!!!

[@TonyMoze]

This is awesome 👌

[@leohalivan861]

Blacks, blues, and browns are the classics for a reason. They work on just about everyone.

[@leohalivan861]

Personally, I'm a ginger with a fair to light skin tone with warm undertones and I've found that darker greys, basic black, most blues, and medium browns paired with a green work pretty well on my skin. I've also found that contrast can work wonders. I almost never wear green without brown, or red without a lot of black. I wear white only very rarely and always with black or a very dark grey. There are certain colors that I absolutely hate and just about never wear unless forced to, i.e. work uniform or some kind of event. However, I think they look fantastic on other people. Yellow or bright pinks for instance, really any bright color. I would never think those colors look good on a white woman, but I find them VERY attractive on black or darker brown women.

[@theborbz3024]

@@leohalivan861 im on the medium to olive skin color, but we have also the same taste on the color choices you have there on your wardrobe. I always pair my green with brown and even black with white or sometimes red

[@ariesarellano2903]

Charcoal and Burgundy 💯 my new favorites

[@user-fn2sj8zw3u]

This is very well put together video. Thank you.

[@erikc3057]

I was waiting for this video Antonio, so thank you! I'm a fair skin guy and never thought about coral pink and sea green. I'll have to try it out! Also, I'm a Syracuse University alumni, so I guess I need to limit my wearing orange to only watching SU basketball games! 😂Thanks!

[@johnmccloud1054]

The information about color blindness is very interesting especially the difference between men and women’s perception of color. I myself found out a have slight red/green color blindness during a medical exam for the job I have now. Complete shock to me! Friend of mine had a similar experience when he tried to get a plant maintenance job for Toyota and he failed their electrical test. (Couldn’t tell the difference between some of the different colored electrical cables)

[@cosmiclounge]

To this advice I would append the caveat that hair-colour can also have a profound impact on dressing for tone. As a male of Irish descent bearing the characteristic 'very fair' skin yet also not-uncharacteristic rufescence of coiffure (i.e., ginger hair), rich complementary shades such as burgundy, aubergine and Sacremento green that would wash-out someone of more subdued palette, or vibrant but analogous hues like mustard, canary yellow, tan and crimson which might otherwise overpower their subtler complexion, actually tend to yield a more flattering result on me than the pastel tints and muted tones suggested here. While undeniably a significant handicap in my youth-both in the wardrobe and on the playground-this has in later life enabled me to 'own' colours and combinations thereof (purple, royal blue) that would ordinarily be off-limits to men who aren't at least olive-skinned or darker.

[@trueartist78]

This video is informative. Thanks

[@OmarAbo-Basit]

Thanks a lot ❤.

[@RealMenRealStyle]

You're welcome 😊

[@evanhiggins7298]

Great video!!!!!! To sum it up you want color contrast, but just a slight contrast?

[@therealmentalk]

Great content

[@martytate]

Very interesting!

[@chachichochacorta8577]

This is a great video! I worked for 15 years at places like the GAP and Aeropostale. Their seasonal stuff is meh, but their perennial stuff most closely relates to what you say in this video. Question: What about a person with very hairy arms or sports a beard? Wouldn't that change their complexion? I've seen some men who even have very hairy back of their hands.

[@jimmyjay6497]

And when I’m Seattle, see brightly colored hair??? Warning… dangerous ideology. 😂😂

[@gregorriusadolphus2729]

Very interesting....black is my go-to color and I am pretty dark skinned. I will admit though that when I wear gold or a yellow tone, I look fanF*ckin'tastic. I've never even given purple a thought so I will try it out and do a test run in public. I gauge how good I'm looking by how many smiles and freebies I get when I run errands LOL

[@ActOfGod-oj8eo]

We need more video like these. I remember back in the days you had a color wheel in your hands and teaching people to read it to dress up properly. Did you delete that video?

[@TheRoman4373]

Great video

[@VEE727]

Colors as warning signs, plant reproduction strategies, mimicry in nature, gene structures not to mention the color theory and system. This video is just a treasure trove of information. Cheers mate.

[@KunaiKrazy]

As a dark skinned fellow, the only dark brown I'll wear would be in the form of my suede jacket and footwear. I suppose I could try gold. Reminds me of curry powder. I gravitate towards jewel tones and tones and shades of colour for shirts. Deep blue instead of navy for outerwear. And, I know cream/beige/off white looks good on my skin as well. Any darker like taupe and khaki as a top is a no go.

[@anthonyg2109]

Antonio, love the way you broke it down in a simplistic manner! Thank you! Very helpful. FYI, I noticed you slowed the tempo a touch in this video versus others.

[@jobustify]

Next you gotta cover how to find your undertone bc I've seen dozens of vids and I'm no closer to finding mine

[@moniqrupley6019]

You can use the colors to avoid for the pants/trousers portion of the wardrobe. Not shorts. Because you arent showing skin with pants/trousers. But since shirts contrast with your hands/face you want the right colors there. My coloring is like Henry Cavills pale skin ruddy undertone blue eyes dark brown hair. So a bubblegum pink sweater with olive trousers looks great because using the color wheel red opposes green-but that is Criristmasey. So add white to make it bubblegum pink and it looks great with olive. If you check Justice League red carpet looks for Henry you will see him rock a salmon sweater and olive trouser look. One of his rare full color displays as he tends to stick to neutrals.

[@martytate]

Same here. I'm fair skinned so I've found that the colors that Antonio says to avoid, I tend to wear as pants. For example, olive shirts wash my face out but olive chinos work well.

[@Ambardel]

Checked the article, couldn't find the PDF with the 25 colors. 😢

[@Mr_Sarcasum]

rip

[@aaronscott6321]

Checking in from Northern Ireland. Skin tone as expected 😅

[@jamesgrosrenaudjr812]

Depend if it’s mid summer or mid winter . What shade my skin is . I get compliments when I wear pink in summer with my tan

[@Saskaruto16]

I love blue, it's my favourite color. Supposedly based on the article you linked Navy should work on me. Nobody likes it on me. Black, blue that's nearly black, teal/light blue, and dark reds, everyone likes on me. IDK why, but it just is. Always try and bring others who can be more objective, if I didn't I would have more navy just cause I like it. I mostly wear black with little pops of teal or red sometimes cause that's what everyone I know likes on me.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I would add light blue for shirt options, every man looks good in them.

[@jameydunne3920]

I have pale/fair skin with many brownish- red freckles, especially on my arms. How do you think the freckles will affect my color palette?

[@splksgt019]

Thank you for your information. I found the theory behind the hue and tint etc. somewhat helpful but what would be really beneficial would have been based on what color works best racial types. I understand you're walking a tight rope and not wishing to offend anyone but it made me think maybe I'm olive or maybe medium or maybe fair. Helpful information but no further ahead.

[@EdenAudio]

I'm 'light summer' so I know what colours work best on me. I like Black but I just can't wear it.

[@edwardhipkiss281]

As a paler skin guy, I think this is pretty much spot on :) Last year I bought a very nice burnt orange coat as I felt I didn't have enough autumn colours in my wardrobe and that I should push my boundaries and try something different. I've worn it exactly once! I just felt very uncomfortable wearing it and I couldn't quite understand why. Watching this video, I think I instinctively knew it wasn't right for my complexion and didn't really suit me - however much I thought it looked fine in the mirror. But hey, I guess we're all allowed to make one poor clothing purchase right? On the other hand, I love wearing all blue ensembles, maybe with a splash of purple, or all black with a burgundy blazer and gold or silver coloured tie. Like you say Antonio, it adds a bit of spice to a monochrome outfit. Or just a classic navy blue jeans and burgundy jumper for casual. All of which fit with what you're saying. Thanks for the insightful video!

[@user-zm9qd2jd2p]

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[@BeforetheStorm.]

Does hair colour contribute to which colours look best? Ive got pale skin and dark hair.

[@thomasbrown6970]

My children are young and I already tell them this fashion advice.

[@yovanilla]

wait, are you in Wisconsin??

[@user-dl7jt7md5q]

I have a fair skin and black hair colour, im have been trying to have mediterranean colour palate in my casual clothibg outfit, any other mediterranean colour would you recommend? I am taking into consideration with your the colour recommendation with the indian red or medium green. Im also aiming for a mens mediterranean casual outfit as my outfit style

[@swoosh1mil]

9:38 It’s your buddy’s wedding. You’re there to be his wing-man - wear what he wants you to wear for the ceremony. You can change into a different outfit for the reception. Keep your friends happy and still look like the RMRS Champion you know yourself to be!

[@scrambaba]

A good try at unraveling the problem of colour but I think the easiest go-to for colour is whether one has yellow or blue undertones. Yellow undertones mean you are washed out by anything with yellow and generally warm tones. Go for true colours. With blue undertones you can wear warmer colours. Black skin is the best of all worlds because you can wear basically anything.

[@maoatreyu]

We said we didn't do it, not that we didn't know how to. In fact, in my case, I get bored of always wearing the same palette and I sometimes wear something very different.

[@wynonasbigbrowndragon6121]

Spent most of my adult life wanting to wear vibrant colours, and pretty much the same amount of time being told that they're a bad choice and to stick with grey. What a bummer to hear it enforced here 😅

[@prio7485]

Vibrant colors are not bad, even better when it works for you. But grey and neutral colors have always been the best choice for classic style or any minimalist styles.

[@adolfus1111]

Vibrant colors can be a safer choice in jewelries

[@louiswilliams1657]

I can’t find the pdf you mentioned. Not on your site

[@alexsantiago3181]

Somehow I've always known my skin color looks strange with olive green. I'm a medium brown, and I tend to think I look best in black, white, Grey, Red or Navy blue, but never really yellow, olive or any super light color.

[@Dimidos]

Where can i find the 25 colors in his article?

[@abhilashkrishnan2025]

Well not surprising that South Indian dark skin women (and men in past) have all along adorned themselves with gold jewellery and golden border dresses. However, I am not sure if I am dark skin too. How to know my skin color?

[@nobrainsnoheadache2434]

There used to be a book called 'Colors' that was all about this, but sadly it''s out of print now. It talks about skin types relating to seasons, from cool to warm. Pale people or people with lighter skin (winter) should generally avoid 'fall' colours like brown olive and tan. Pastels; black blue and red work well; green does not. You want to wear clothing that compliments your skin type - if the clothes make you look faded or sickly green/yellow, you are wearing the wrong colours. Appropriate colours make your skin glow and complement it - this is why pale tans, beiges and white work so well for darker skinned people; they contrast but in the same shade range. This isn't as easy for white people, because your hair colour also comes in to play. Simply put there's more than meets the eye, but the easy thing to remember is your appropriate colour types. Some say the 4 season fashion is outdated but it works very well for me; I know exactly (at 62) which colours I can wear, which ones look great, and which ones look like crap. I have pale skin, freckles and coloured hair; pastels always look great, red/blue/black. No green, no yellow, no brown; unless they are accents. As for scents, try it on your mom :) life hacks for you youngsters hth

[@BhishmaUpadhayaya]

Love form India ❤❤❤

[@Mom0fTwins]

Hmmmm. I must have missed the link to the pdf/e-book with the extra colors that are good for certain skin tones. I am certain that I am overlooking it, somehow, and will feel stupid when it is pointed out to me.

[@rayriley1334]

I’m fair to light skinned, but I’m a bit ruddy. What do I do?

[@gszabofan]

Active duty Navy in Kansas City. Off duty I was also wearing black, white, and navy. Frustrated lady friends had a menswear staff at Hall's. There are sixteen seasonal varaiants. Hazel brown eyes with rosy cheeks and dark reddish gold hair is NOT earthy autumn. It is bright spring and deep enough on the fair scale to pull off all those saturated colors. Including black and navy (with help from other colors--all black is deathly ill on me).

[@donmcarthur2146]

So what do you do if the colors that match your skin tone you don't like? I used to have that problem, but I no longer care. I wear what I want. If it's comfortable and coordinated with the rest of my clothes. I wear it.

[@marcoloberto]

yeah man, Antonio is just talking about making your skin look better. If you don't think you look good, don't bother. There are also other things to know better such as undertone and hair color. I also think he refers to more casual clothing like crewneck sweathers and t-shirts, if I were to were a suit I would choose a classic color and match my skin tone with a complementing tie, pocket square, and maybe my shirt with a more casual sports jacket. Don't stress it if you don't think you look good

[@MeastrasElKachelino]

Someone with a dark complexion must avoid bright greens, bright reds, bright blue/blue, purples, and yellows. Always go for undertone shades like maroon, faded brown, beige, jungle green, white, and faded blue if you have to wear bright colors. I happen to look good in black outfits even in darker environments, my skin tone isn't pitch black, but I definitely do not have light skin as well. It's a darker mid-brown, almost maroon plus brown. Whenever I wear maroon or brown T-shirts, the sleeve edges blend with my skin, especially in photos.

[@michaelleoanrd194]

I wish I could have seen a little more of the different colors against the skin on this video. I know you're limited by the photos and animations you have. I kind of want to find a tool for this just to see how my skin tones compare.

[@gijose83]

confidence will help you pull off something that's not quite in your system lol

[@dipyamanbhattacharyya7041]

Im confused between medium and olive 🙂 I don't know which tone among this I am

[@TheSabaton1]

maybe my monitor is calibrated wrong but why is beige nearly snowwhite just as pure white is

[@westfieldartworks8188]

Back in the 90's, I'd see articles on " Appropriate Colors for Specific Skin Tones." Every damn time they'd get to light skin/auburn haired guys like me, they'd suggest bright blues and bright yellow/ greens, bright oranges and mauve color combinations that made the guys in the photos look like little twink like clowns. I hated it. I hated their suggestions, and it turned me off to style completely. I don't know how those magazine style " experts " could have been so wrong. Since my own style journey, god....I discovered Navy's, and Blue /Gray, and Pale Violets, and Silver, and Burgundy, and Charcoals, and Soft Blacks, and Bright White, and Khaki, and Tan, and Light Blue, and Green Gray, and Muted Earth Toned Reds, Aqua Marine, and almost any color of natural Leather, etc.

[@NTDang]

My worst style mistake was to buy the whole rainbow or different colours instead of just the ones that worked for me

[@carpenoctem4456]

Honestly I just started learning there was different types of pants you can buy. I have fallen down the rabbit hole

[@spacebar1008]

This channel is about as real as me saying I’m a god amongst men.

[@esgravois]

Hair color matters too.

[@Antzus81]

Indeed. Antonio covers this well in the first article he links to in the description.

[@sakibahmed1815]

Wear whatever makes you feel good .

[@SalsaSippin_]

No

[@thenazarite2444]

Starts 02:38

[@jonahb2149]

So when we say a car has “tinted” windows…we’re all wrong? Me now: “Your car has dark-shaded windows” …let’s see if it catches on 😅

[@mrsecret4567]

I have brown skin & i love black colour and my wardrobe is full with black outfits and now my heart is broken to see black in not wearing list 💔

[@TARASKAA]

👍

[@user-nq2zg2jo8y]

PASTLE COULORS IN A PASTE IS OUR FIRST NEED.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Most good department stores have free in-store styling by appointment. Use these services for help if you are color-blind or must struggle choosing colors. I would request a stylist who has some real training, not just another salesclerk. A trained stylist will also help advise on flattering fit, styles, etc. But, even the regular sales force has useful knowledge, they know what’s available in-store, online and what’s popular. There is no obligation to buy everything, but you will likely want to buy at least some of what a good stylist selects for your approval. (Some stores charge a small styling fee, deducted from whatever you choose to buy).

[@king8321]

Lad what if youre chinese ????

[@ACMR6297]

Being pedantic here but the purple colour you’re referencing is royal purple which was made by the Romans. Only their Emperors were allowed to wear it because of the difficulty of obtaining it.

[@JohnConstantineRTP]

Fair skin but any shade of green makes me look ill

[@TuneinR]

Black guys like us don't have to worry about skin tone.Almost everything works.

[@qp4367]

exactly, and this channel continuously throws 'shade' at Black men

[@kevinhernandez4830]

I have olive skin and i wear neutrals and earthy tones daily.

[@christopherluce3294]

I just learned peach fuzz is the color for 2024

[@ron74555]

I'm dizzy

[@Pat_O_Butter]

This video could have been 2 min long. This is the most rambling I have ever seen on the channel.

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Just a comment, as a woman: men wearing that heathered light gray and/or black gymwear just disappear to us women, wear them to only if you don’t want to be seen! Also, wear genuine leather shoes, not sneakers or flip-flops, a crisp shirt and a blazer or sport coat, we’re attracted to men who just look smarter and better-dressed than others. When in doubt, add a nice silk tie, it’s a chick-magnet, guaranteed. Some good wool trousers upgrade your look a lot, too, don’t wear just jeans for every occasion. No black dress shirts! Men who wear those look like ganstas, not like trustworthy, good men. We put in effort for our dates with you, you should too! I hope I don’t have to say: no rips, stains or smelly things! Go super-light with any fragrance or cologne, most of us hate it, deodorant, shampoo and soap only is better. A high-end scented body wash is all the fragrance you need, we love that.

[@seansimmons73]

I think the skin tone thing is overblown. For example, you can have really pale skin & dark brown hair. This advice would tell you to avoid dark browns, but you're already wearing dark brown on the top of your head, so it doesn't matter. Easier way to judge is the amount of contrast with your hair, skin, & eye color. If you're pale skin & blond, your low contrast & should stick to colors that are closer in tone to each other. Light skin & brown hair, medium contrast, & pale skin, black, hair high contrast

[@mrmodish]

Many people may not be aware that, as an evolutionary psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist, I feel compelled to clarify. Men are not color-blind; rather, they excel at understanding differences in brightness and contrast. Women, on the other hand, are adept at discerning hues, which aligns with the evolutionary roles of men in hunting and women in gathering fruits. Matching skin tones is not universally attractive; it is sometimes nonsensical. We are drawn to colors not necessarily by matching skin tones, but by our perception.

[@majrminer]

Disagree. I think men look good in colors that go well with their skin tones… kinda like the video discusses.

[@mrmodish]

​@@majrminerread carefully ,what i said

[@majrminer]

@@mrmodishI did, and you removed the part where you said men “look good in black, grays and white”

[@Snakebloke]

Not sure which shade of pale I am, but I'm in that end of the scale, and I love the colour choices. Not a big fan of "salmon" coloured things, but I'll give it a try in a mirror, and see what I think!

[@user-nq2zg2jo8y]

A NITA IS MY MOTHER.

[@douglasdietz7503]

If you smear the right colored foundation on your kisser you can wear any color you want. Just saying.

[@TreySarver]

So…nobody is allowed to wear brown? That goes against a lot of other videos but ok

[@timcorrell9863]

Here’s my take on this subject: Beige only looks good on those with skin tones that are darker. Brown can look bad or good on darker skin tones. If the skin tone is darker, brown looks washed out if it’s too close to the skin tone. There has to be noticeable contrast between material and skin tones for brown to work on darker skin tones. Fair and pasty skin tones look washed out in beige due to insufficient contrast between material and skin tone. People with these skin tones should wear brown if they’re going to wear earth tones. Personally, I like greys the best as they look good on everybody. Light blues that are not off white look bad on black haired people. Otherwise, blues look good on everybody and, overall, are my second favorite after greys. Other than burgundies, dark greens and dark purples (especially off blacks), greens, purples and reds look bad on redheads, especially pinks, light purples and light greens. Otherwise, reds are my third favorite overall, greens my fourth and purples my fifth. Oranges, peaches and yellows look bad on everybody and should be completely avoided by everybody. Beiges and browns are best used in small amounts. All colors exclude off white and off black shades. All kinds and shades of off black and off white as well as black and white look good on everybody. But they’re best for business formal and more formal than that. Aquas, teals and turquoises are included with greens, by the way.

[@lordlucan7655]

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