What is the meaning of "LESS IS MORE "

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meriva3 years ago

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When you say, Less is more. In my mind, it practically means less is best. Meaning, its best not to use to much.
For example: S<span>ome one might say, -"You shouldn't wear too much ostentatious jewelry. A simple pearl necklace is more classy. Less is more."
~Thats basically what it means :)</span>

lys-0071 [83]3 years ago

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<span>used to express the view that a minimalist approach to artistic or aesthetic matters is more effective.</span>

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