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Bryanna L.

Aug 15, 2013

Bryanna L.

Just started 3 days ago. I just stopped caring about doing my hair. I wore capris and a lace top with flip flops. and a watch cus not all my classes have visible clocks. I still try to do my makeup cus I do have work but it has gotten more simple.

Trish M.

Aug 15, 2013

Trish M.

In high school I was on trend and really paid attention to my looks then when I started college, I just went for the comfy look. Sweatpants, yoga pants, loose sweaters and tees. I didn't have time to care more. Now that I'm almost done with college. I'm trying to b more fashion forward again til I find a job where I have to do office chic.

Veronica B.

Aug 15, 2013

Veronica B.

I definitely tried too hard in high school and wore too much make up. I didn't realize my natural beauty till I got to college and gained a healthy relationship with cosmetics. In high school I just wore clothes that everyone else wore and in college I am not afraid to be myself.

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