| How to Style a One Piece Swimsuit Posted: 13 Jun 2018 05:00 PM PDT One piece bathing suits are flattering for every body type. They come in a variety of styles, colors, and silhouettes. You can easily style a one piece for a trip to the beach or as part of your day-to-day style in place of a bodysuit. Choose your bathing suit based on the look you are going for, and pair it with shorts, skirts, and dresses or accessories like flip flops, wedges, and necklaces. Make your outfit your own, and you can style any one piece! EditChoosing a One Piece - Select a one piece in a bright color or pattern for a vibrant style. Choose fun, funky colors like bright pink, aqua, or lime green. This adds a splash of color to your outfits and beach looks, and you can easily pair this with bright-colored accessories as well.[1]
- You can go with a solid-colored swimsuit in a bright color, or a colorful patterned one piece. For example, look for a bathing suit in hot pink or a suit with hot pink polka dots.
- Go with a single color, dark-toned suit if you want to slim your shape. Choose a darker color like black, blue, or purple for a flattering and slimming silhouette. These tones hide any uneven areas, so you can confidently take a dip or lay out in the sun.[2]
- White and light-colored swimsuits are much more revealing. They can show off imperfections that dark suits conceal, such as love handles.
- Swimsuits without much pattern or detailing work well as a slimming option.
- Choose a suit with a skirt or boyshort bottom for a conservative option. If you want to cover up just a bit, look for swimsuits that have a more conservative bottom. Many adorable styles come in boyshort or skirt options. That way, you won't have anything to be self-conscious about when you wear your one piece.[3]
- When shopping, you can ask an associate if they carry any of these styles. If you are having trouble finding them, order your bathing suit online.
- Get a one piece with a lace-up or low-cut front for a flirty style. If you want a bathing suit with a sexy touch, look for deep "V" tops or flirty accents, like straps or ties. Small details like this can take a simple one piece to the next level![4]
- In addition, you can look for cut-out style one piece suits, where only the front of the suit is attached.
- Select a suit with a ruffled top or fun pattern if you have a smaller bust. To add some enhancement and emphasis to your chest, pick out one pieces with detailing on the top. This adds a flirty touch to your suit.[5]
- For example, look for patterns like polka dot or floral print, or go for ruffles or colored liners.
- If you want a bit more definition, you can also add bra inserts to your bathing suit top.
- Choose a one piece with underwire if you want a more supportive top. If you want a bit more comfort while wearing your bathing suit, opt for a suit with an underwire top. This provides support and comfort whether you are lounging by the pool or wearing your one piece on a date. Underwire can also provide some lift and definition, and many bathing suits are sized based off of your bust size.[6]
- This is a great option if you have a large bust.
- Avoid suits that have a lot of detailing or patterns around the tummy. Suits with detailing around your stomach can cause unnecessary attention to this area. Instead, choose suits with a simple, streamlined waist and stomach.
- If you want a suit with detailing, look for an all-over print or a trim, for example.
EditCreating Outfits With Your One Piece - Throw on a pair of denim or Bermuda shorts for a cute, casual style. This is a great option if you are leaving the pool for a day on the town or want to style your outfit before you get to the beach. Purchase a pair from a local store, thrift shop, or online.[7]
- Denim shorts add a relaxed feeling, and you can choose from high, mid, or low-waist varieties.
- Bermuda shorts come in solid colors like khaki or beach motifs. These have a bit more polished feel than denim shorts.
- Pair your skirt with a miniskirt for a flirty style. Slip a short skirt over top your one piece, and you can easily transform your look into a cute style great for date night or a night out on the town. For a polished look, choose a skirt that complements
- You can choose a patterned skirt or denim skirt, for example.
- Wear a maxi skirt with your one piece for a flattering, elegant look. Simply step into the skirt and pull it onto your hips, and you can easily create a stylish outfit. This looks great for relaxed, beachy outfits as well as sophisticated, evening looks, depending on your skirt. Match your suit color or pattern to your skirt for a super polished look![8]
- Wear flowy, colorful skirts for casual looks, for example.
- In addition, you can also wear a maxi dress instead of a skirt if you prefer.
- Wear a patterned suit with a lightweight, white dress for a pop of color. To dress up your one piece look, put on a pattered suit and wear a thin light-colored dress over top. The pattern of your suit shows through the light material, so you can still cover up but show off your suit![9]
- This looks great with polka dot and floral printed suits, for example.
- Try wearing jeans with your one piece if you are going out. Whether you are running errands or going out to the bars, you can easily slip on a pair of jeans to create your outfit. Jeans pair great with nearly every swimsuit, and you can create casual and nighttime looks with your favorite pair.[10]
- In addition, you can pair your one piece with overalls. Simply pull them up, flip the straps over your shoulder, and buckle them in place.
- You can also throw on a cardigan sweater, button-down shirt, or cropped jacket for an additional layer.
- Choose clothing in island motifs or bright colors for a tropical look. If you want to bring the beach with you, select clothing pieces with tropical motifs and patterns. This can be bottoms, tops, or outer layers. Look for colors like salmon, lime, and turquoise, and select patterns like flowers, parrots, pineapples, and palm trees.[11]
- Select a palm tree printed skirt or shorts with a pineapple pattern, for example.
- This looks great with a straw purse, sandals, and oversized sunglasses.
- Wear a halter one piece with wide-legged pants for a retro vibe. One piece suits that have a halter-neck style and ruching on the side have a slightly retro feel. Pair this with a pair of wide-legged pants, and you can easily create a retro-inspired look.[12]
- For an extra vintage look, select high-waisted pants.
- You can also throw on cat-eye sunglasses and some red lipstick to elevate your look.
EditAdding Accessories - Wear sandals if you want to go with a casual, relaxed style. What pairs better with a bathing suit than a pair of sandals? Choose either a flip-flop or strappy pair, and slip them on your feet after you lay out or swim. You can choose neutral-toned sandals for daily shoes, and you can go with embellished or colored sandals for evening looks.[13]
- These pair great with shorts and skirts, for example.
- Throw on a pair of wedges for a flirty, streamlined look. Wedges are shoes that have a sole that also acts as the heel. They are usually tall, and they easily add some glam to your outfit. Wear wedges with casual looks and nighttime looks if you want to lengthen your legs.[14]
- For example, wear a pair of cork wedges around the pool, or wear wedge pumps with your one piece and maxi dress.
- Slip on a pair of sneakers for a sporty, on-the-go style. For a casual footwear option, choose a pair of lightweight sneakers, like Converse or Nike. Pair these with your one piece and shorts for a daytime look, or throw them on with a pair of skinny jeans for a night out. Either way, you'll be comfortable and stylish in sneakers![15]
- These are great if you are exploring the beach town or going on a bike ride.
- Choose from caps, flat-brimmed, or slouchy hats for shade and style. They all shield your eyes from the rays while also adding a stylish accessory to your outfit. Hats are fashionable and functional when paired with a one piece.[16]
- Baseball caps look great with one pieces, shorts, and sneakers for a tomboy style.
- Wear straw hats for a beachy vibe.
- Go with slouchy hats if you want a stylish look but you also want some shade.
- Choose oversize, aviator, or cat-eye sunglasses to complete your look. Pick a pair of sunglasses that suits your style! Oversize glasses look great with girly, flirty outfits. Rock aviator glasses with casual or tomboy outfits. Go with cat-eye shaped sunglasses for retro or vintage styles. Before you head to the beach, throw on your sunglasses to add a stylish accessory![17]
- If you are wearing your one piece for a nighttime look, you can wear your sunglasses on your head for a beachy touch, if you'd like.
- A quality one piece may cost a bit of money at first, but you can wear this with so many different outfits. More expensive bathing suits often have better quality and will last you years, as well.
- Have fun when you style your one piece! Try pairing it with outfits you wouldn't think of right away. You never know what kind of beach-ready outfits you can come up with.
- If you are shopping in stores, check the fit of your bathing suit before you leave. This avoids any returns down the line.
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| How to Teach a Hamster Tricks Posted: 13 Jun 2018 09:00 AM PDT You can have a lot of fun teaching tricks to a trained hamster. Once you have a good bond with your hamster, you can easily teach it to follow a few commands like how to stand, jump, and do circles. Hamsters also have a natural desire to run, so running an obstacle course is a perfect trick to get your hamster to do. EditTeaching Simple Commands - Pick up your hamster to build a bond with it. The first step to teaching tricks to a hamster is building a bond with it. Spend time with your hamster when you first get it so that it gets used to your smell and voice. Pick your hamster up out of its cage and let it crawl up and down your arms while talking to it softly.[1]
- Pet your hamster gently with 1 or 2 fingers on its back while talking to it.
- If your hamster bites or appears not to like being held, leave it in its cage while you spend more time with it. Give it treats through the cage while talking to it. After a few days of doing this, try reaching in to pet your hamster again. It can take time for your hamster to become used to you.
- Get treats that your hamster enjoys. Most hamsters are highly motivated by food. Sunflower seeds are often a favorite a favorite treat, but they can be fattening so try to use them sparingly. Experiment with different treats to find your hamster's favorite by offering treats while bonding with it.[2]
- If your hamster prefers a treat, it will eat it quickly and look for more. If your hamster doesn't like a certain treat, it will often not finish it.
- Some hamsters prefer grain treats like Cheerios, others like a small chopped vegetable like a piece of raw carrot. Try these treats for a tasty option for your hamster.
- Hold a treat over your hamster's head to teach "stand." "Stand" is one of the easiest commands to begin with for tricks. Hold your treat up over your hamster's head so that it's out of reach and say "stand" as you do this. Your hamster will get up on its hind legs to get closer to the treat.[3]
- While you're teaching your hamster this trick, go slowly to give it time to learn each step. Start by just getting your hamster to rise on its back legs. When it gets used to standing, add your command. Give your hamster lots of praise for doing its trick!
- Give the treat as soon as your hamster stands and give it verbal praise by saying "good!" softly. If your hamster doesn't stand, don't give the treat and wait until it does.[4]
- If your hamster doesn't stand at all and you've been waiting and repeating "stand," it may not be hungry right then. Put the treat away and try again later.
- If you try several times in a day and your hamster still doesn't respond, try a different treat for motivation.
- Work on 1 command at a time, and repeat it 2-3 times per day for 1-2 weeks. Most tricks will take a week or 2 to learn without pause. Keep doing the "stand" trick everyday 2-3 times per day, until your hamster seems to have really mastered it. [5]
- Test how well your hamster knows the trick by holding just your fingers above its head without a treat. Say "stand." If you do this and your hamster stands, it really knows the stand trick. Still give it a treat for standing.
- Hold the treat a bit higher and move it up to teach "jump." Once your hamster has mastered "stand," you can try teaching it to jump. For the jump trick, hold the treat a bit higher until your hamster stands up. Move the treat up and forward with a quick jumping motion while saying "jump."[6]
- If your hamster tries to jump after the treat when you move it, give the treat immediately and say, "good!"
- If your hamster doesn't jump, go back to "stand" by placing the treat closer and saying "stand" then give the treat. Then try "jump" again. If your hamster doesn't jump the second time, put the treat away and try again later.
- Use a hoop and treat to teach "jump through the hoop." Some hamsters actually master jumping through a hoop faster than regular jumping, because there's an object they can see that they have to get over. Take a hoop made from a thin plastic circle, a wide metal or plastic bracelet, or a stretchy spiral bracelet. Hold the hoop in front of the hamster and hold the treat up and on the other side of it.[7]
- Say "jump through the hoop" or simply "jump" while holding the hoop and the treat. If your hamster goes through the hoop, give it the treat immediately and say, "good!"
- Be careful not to hold the hoop too high at first. Hold it low in front of your hamster, then if that seems easy you can move it up a little.
- Be sure to use a hoop that's wide enough for the hamster to easily get through.
- If your hamster won't jump through the hoop at first, go back to the "stand" trick and give it a treat for standing. Then try the hoop trick again. If it doesn't jump, put the treat away and try again later.
- Hold a treat above your hamster and move it in wide circles to teach "do circles." Another trick you can try that's a little more advanced than "stand" is "do circles." Hold the treat above your hamster. It will probably stand at first, but move the treat out and in a circle to see if it follows the treat by running in a circle while saying "do circles."
- If your hamster does a circle, give it the treat immediately and say "good!"
- If your hamster doesn't do a circle, pull the treat back for a few seconds and then do the "stand" trick and give the treat. Then try "do circles" again. If it doesn't do any circles again, put the treat away and try again later.[8]
EditCreating an Obstacle Course - Provide jumps using building blocks or jars. Create some jumping activities by building jumps with Legos or wooden building blocks. You can also use cylinder food jars like pasta sauce or applesauce jars for your hamster to scramble over. Begin placing some jumps down on the floor where you are going to set up the obstacle course.[9]
- Make sure the jumps aren't too high, otherwise your hamster will be tempted to run around them instead of over them. If it struggles to get over your jumps, try lowering the blocks. Or if you're using jars, try narrower jars like olive jars to start with.
- Include tunnels made from toilet paper rolls or other cylinders. Hamsters love to run through tunnels. You can use toilet paper or paper towel rolls, pre-made hamster tunnels, or a bendy tunnel made from a plastic slinky. Start placing the tunnels between the jumps you have made in the area that you're building your obstacle course.[10]
- Most hamsters will narrow their bodies and squeeze through a tunnel that appears to narrow for them. They like to do this. Tunnels that are the width of toilet paper rolls are perfect to start with.
- Make a see-saw with a plank and wooden triangle. Your hamster will enjoy running up and down a see-saw too. Use a thin wooden plank that's about long and wide enough for your hamster's body. Place the plank on a triangular wooden block so that the down end is facing the direction that your hamster will come from in the obstacle course.[11]
- Use a triangular block that's about the same width as your plank or wider for the best results. Using one that's too thin could cause the plank to tip off the edge of the triangle sideways.
- Arrange your obstacles in a certain order and stick with it. Once you've gathered your obstacles, place them in an order that you think your hamster will enjoy running. You're going to want to keep the obstacles in the same order for a while until the hamster gets used to running the course and can do the course on its own.[12]
- Build walls around the course to make the hamster run it in order. Using cardboard or building blocks, build walls about high to place directly around your obstacles. Place them close enough to each obstacle so that your hamster will avoid trying to run around the obstacle instead of completing it.[13]
- Large building blocks should create a pretty sturdy wall. Try using large Legos for the best results. If you're using cardboard, you may have to bend the cardboard to get it to stand up, or glue supports onto the outside using other pieces of leaning cardboard.
- Move a treat in front of the hamster while it completes the course. Once your obstacles and walls are all set in place, bring your hamster to the beginning of the course and set it down. Get your treat out and hold it out in front of the hamster until it completes the first obstacle. Continue holding the treat just in front of your hamster, moving it along the obstacle course as your hamster completes it.[14]
- Each time your hamster reaches a tunnel, hold the treat on the far side of the tunnel so the hamster has to run through the tunnel to get to it.
- If your hamster becomes confused and refuses to complete an obstacle, continue moving the treat in front of it in the direction of completing the obstacle until it's able to complete the obstacle.
- If your hamster gives up before completing all the obstacles, place it at the beginning to see if it will complete the ones it knows. If it does, give it the treat and then return your hamster to its cage and try the whole course again later.
- Leave the treat at the end of the course once your hamster can run it. Once your hamster can run the entire course on its own following the treat, try placing a treat at the very end of the course. Don't hold a treat and use just your fingers to guide the hamster along the course through each obstacle if it needs you to.[15]
- Sometimes a hamster will just remember how to do the course and run it fast without needing any guidance from your fingers because it remembers there's a treat at the end. If it does, let your hamster do this several times before changing the order of the obstacle course around.
- Avoid teaching tricks to a hamster that does not like to be held or who bites you frequently. You will need to build a good bond with your hamster by using other training methods before moving onto tricks.
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| How to Have Your Own Style Posted: 13 Jun 2018 01:00 AM PDT Individual style can make a good first impression, keep you looking your best, and boost your confidence. Finding and developing your own look is a work in progress. Your style should work with your lifestyle, body type, and color preferences. Look for inspiration from fashion icons or internet resources, and experiment with how you express yourself. EditSeeking Inspiration - Review your wardrobe to find inspiration inside your own closet. Before you revamp your style, sort through your clothes and try on some items. To play with different looks, try pairing your favorite garments with other items you typically wouldn't try. Donate any items that no longer speak to you or don't make you feel confident.[1]
- For example, perhaps you always wear T-shirts with blue jeans. Throw on a flannel or cardigan sweater over top, and accessorize with a beanie. Or, try pairing your shirts with funky skirts or leggings.
- Consider the last time you wore an item. If it's been many months to 1 year since you last wore an item, it may be time to rehome the garment and update your look.
- Take pictures of your favorite outfit combinations to reference later. When you create awesome looks that scream you, take a picture with your phone or camera to document the look. That way, you can simply review what previously made you feel confident and strive for a similar look.
- You don't have to go with the same exact look as your images. Use them as inspiration, and expand upon the outfit with other garments or accessories if you'd like.
- Maybe for a date night you wore an awesome black dress, patterned tights, boots, and a belt. Take a picture of this, and next time you get ready for a night out, consider wearing the same dress but with different tights or heels instead of boots.
- Research common styles and style icons online to find inspiration. Think of a few famous people whose style you admire, or consider different common style labels you want to incorporate, like bohemian or punk. Search for outfits on Google, and look for casual, dressy, and professional ensembles in neat patterns and attractive colors.[2]
- This will help you find items you like and dislike so you'll have some ideas in mind.
- Style icons can be fashionistas, actors, celebrities, athletes, or public figures. Some examples include Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Twiggy, Madonna, and Oprah, to name a few.
- Make a "Style" board on Pinterest and save your favorite looks. Search generally with keywords like "style" or "fashion," or get specific with search queries like "bohemian looks" or "punk fashion." Then, make a Pinterest account, create a board called "Style," and save pictures that inspire you to reference later.[3]
- Save images of complete outfits, interesting accessories, cool shoes, and unique jackets. Before you go shopping, take a look at what you've saved so you can look for similar garments.
- Look for ready-to-wear collections in fashion magazines or websites. Styles and trends come and go as the seasons change. You can review current collections to find inspiration for your own look. Look for items you can wear all year long, regardless of the latest trends.
- For example, many websites have separate tabs or sections for "Outfit Inspiration," "Streetwear," or "Collections." Click these tabs, and look through different outfits that you can make your own.
- Maybe you are inspired to wear sneakers with a skater dress, or maybe you want to try wearing hats instead of tying up your hair.
- Review couture styles for general mood inspirations for your outfits. While avant-garde looks may be over-the-top for daily looks (or maybe not!), they help you get the creative gears turning. Keep an eye out for neat color combinations, interesting textures, bold accessories, and overall look of the model.
- For example, maybe you find a dress with an asymmetrical hemline and a bold color in your favorite magazine. While you may not go for that exact dress, you can play with different collars in your own style, such as turtleneck sweaters or cowl neck tunics.
- Go shopping and see what items speak to you. Visit your local mall or favorite store, and browse selections at your favorite stores as well as stores you've never shopped from. Look for colors in your palette, and try on your favorites to ensure they fit great.
- Consider what you have in your closet already as you shop. If you know you need a new button-down to wear to job interviews, or a new pair of running shoes for the gym, start with items like these.
- Shop at thrift stores, vintage retailers, and consignment shops to find one-of-a-kind, unique garments. You can shop for new outfits at these locations without breaking your budget!
- Ask for advice from your friends, parents, or retail employees. If you are having trouble generating your own style ideas, reach out to a friend or parent and ask for suggestions. They may have helpful opinions about what colors or silhouettes flatter you or what looks really don't fit your personality.[4]
- You can also ask the associates and stylists who work at retail stores for tips and opinions to update your style.
EditMatching Style to Your Life - Dress in slacks and button-down shirts for a professional style. An awesome professional wardrobe will show off your sense of style and show others you are qualified, capable, and experienced. Purchase career essentials to prepare you for your next interview! You can make your professional look your own by adding unique jewelry, scarves, and shoes.
- You can also go with khakis, polos, sweaters, blazers, blouses, pencil skirts, and dresses.
- When selecting accessories in the workplace, choose items appropriate for the workplace. For example, wear closed-toed pumps over your strappy stilettos!
- Wear vintage T-shirts, distressed jeans, and flannels for a hipster look. Hipster style is noted as a super cool, laid back, repurposed look. Go with purposely distressed garments, edgy combat boots, oversized scarves, and thick-rimmed glasses. You can shop at thrift stores and Goodwill locations to be a tried-and-true hipster.[5]
- You can also purchase hipster clothing at stores like Urban Outfitters, Forever 21, and Etsy.
- Tie up your hair and wear sports jerseys and shorts for a tomboy style. The sporty, tomboy look is all about comfort. Focus on dressing with T-shirts, denim, and hats. Consider playing a sport or starting a workout routine to complete your sporty look![6]
- You can wear oversized, boxy T-shirts, slouchy sweaters, baggy joggers, Converse sneakers, or running shoes.
- Go with simple prints or plain colored garments for a casual style. Casual style should be comfortable and effortless. You can wear things like solid colored T-shirts, jeans, and sneakers. Try throwing on a baseball cap or styling your hair in a ponytail. You'll be out the door in no time with a cool and casual daily look.[7]
- You can also layer with sweaters, hoodies, and scarves.
- Consider using a small backpack instead of a purse.
- Dress to impress in nice clothing if you are styling for a night out. Go for a sophisticated, glamorous nightlife look by wearing things like button-down shirts, straight-legged pants, form-fitting blouses, and dresses. Wear dark colors and items with sequins or shine! You can add your own flair with accessories or by dressing for your body type.[8]
- Some nightclubs have wardrobe requirements, such as baggy clothing, sneakers, cut-offs, hats, and jerseys. Some clubs allow jeans, as long as they are straight-legged and uniform in wash.
- Look at the club's website for wardrobe requirements, or call ahead and ask. If you show up wearing the wrong clothing, you may be turned away.
EditShopping for Flattering Outfits - Embrace your shape in flattering clothing that makes you feel confident. Wear items that highlight your assets and camouflage your insecurities. Pick your clothes based on your body type:[9]
- Pear shaped bodies typically have a defined waist with hips wider than your shoulders. Wear straight-legged pants and jackets that accentuate your shoulders.[10]
- Apple body shapes lack a defined waist and carry weight around the stomach. Wear V-neck shirts to create a vertical line, patterned garments, and well-fitting jackets.[11]
- Rectangular bodies lack a defined waist and their hips and shoulders are similar in width. They are easy to dress, and you can wear clothes with medium to high necklines.[12]
- Hourglass shaped bodies have a defined waist and wide hips and bust. Wear V-neck shirts and darker colors on top.[13]
- Inverted triangle bodies have small hips and wide shoulders. Draw attention away from your torso by wearing open necklines, bold textures on the bottom, and eye-catching shoes.[14]
- Choose your color palette based on your skin tone. You can choose signature colors to make your style unique and flatter your appearance. Maybe purple is your favorite hue, or maybe you get a lot of compliments wearing red. Determine your skin tone, and choose colors based on your complexion.[15]
- Choose warm-toned colors like orange, red, amber, green, and red-purples if you have warm skin tones (olive or yellowish undertone).[16]
- Wear colors like blue, emerald, deep purple, pink, and ruby for cooler skin tones (bluish and pink undertone).
- Go with light peach, light blue, and dark green colored clothes for neutral skin tones. Neutral skin tones have a mix of warm and cool undertones.
- Pair your wardrobe basics with unique accessories to elevate your look. If you tend to dress simply, like jeans and a T-shirt, try throwing on a scarf, sunglasses, or hat to make your look more interesting. Adding small elements can enhance your outfits and make you more confident![17]
- For example, go with neutral basics and add a pop of color or a cool pattern. You can also try a bold necklace or stacked rings. You can also throw on a cool hat or jacket.
- Splurge on a staple item to individualize your style. Pick 1-2 items to become part of your style identity, something you can wear daily that others will instantly relate to you. Wear your signature piece with many outfit combinations so people recognize it as your look.[18]
- For example, Jackie O is known for her large sunglasses. Audrey Hepburn made cropped pants and ballet flats popular.
- Your staple can be something simple like a personal piece of jewelry or something bold like a fur coat.
- Try things like a bold red lipstick, a bright colored bag, or a customized jean jacket.
- Hire a tailor to make sizing adjustments and to add personal touches. A good tailor can transform a garment into a perfect, individualized must-have. They will hem long jeans, repair small rips, and update outdated garments. Find a local tailor by searching online, and stop into their shop to discuss your garments.[19]
- For example, a tailor can sew vintage buttons onto a black cardigan you love but want to make unique.
- You can find style quizzes online to help you piece together your own look.
- Know that style is an evolving art. Add to your look over time, and ask others' opinions to help get ideas.
- Make your style your own, rather than copying what you see other people wearing. You can use others' style for inspiration, but always stay true to yourself!
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