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SCOUT SCOUT MAKING THE MOROCCAN LOOK WORK FOR YOU Ng decodes casbah style for both home and wardrobe create a focal point “Make one fabulous statement object the centerpiece of your room—whether it’s a kilim rug or a set of poufs. Incorporating too many bejeweled items creates confusion, while one beautiful, indigenous piece screams worldly sophistication.” unite with white “You can find silver perforated-metal hanging lanterns all over the medina. Buy a few of varying sizes and spray-paint them white for a modern look.” limit the rainbow effect “When choosing traditional Moroccan tea glasses, stick with one color.” clockwise from top left Jewelry designer Waris Ahluwalia with a local friend. Moroccan Bazaar Floral Basket from L-atitude. Fashion stylist Catherine Baba. L-atitude’s Moroccan Bazaar Flare Dress. The spa at the Beldi Country Club. Actress Zoe Kazan at the souks. L-atitude’s Moroccan Bazaar Turquoise Babouche Slippers. Vogue Germany editor Beatrice Graf under a vintage kilim. L-atitude’s Moroccan Bazaar Floral Neon Beaded Clutch. A selection of local ceramics at Soufiane. 46 tie one on “To add global flair, attach an artisanal beaded camel tassel to your handbag or carry-on in lieu of a luggage tag.” travel in a tunic “An embroidered cotton tunic is the perfect transitional piece. Wear it with jeans during the day and with silk palazzo pants at night.” Lonny 47