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Score points off-court in easy athletic styles with these eight MVP looks. Created from standout pieces from the spring collections, here are simple ways to add some bounce to everyday dressing.

Stick to neutral layers with a single pop of color—such as Bottega Veneta’s citrine-green sneakers or Louis Vuitton’s ombré pink and purple version—or swap out that white button-down for a lemon-yellow tee from Loro Piana. Celine by Hedi Slimane’s zippy red track jacket instantly adds agility and ease to a polished look.

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