Getting out of my Comfort Zone??

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Emma S.

Jan 30, 2014

Emma S.

I know how you feel. When I was in middle school I dressed the same all the time. Start by figuring out what kid of style you like the most and take pictures with you when you go shopping. Especially look in a magazine because they will have outfits already styled that you can just copy. Try putting your hair up or curling it. You can get ideas from the magaZine. Also try for makeup some eyeshadow or a really bright or dark lip for something fun! You can't go all out at once but you need to slowly inch you way out I your comfort zone. Hope I helped!

Hannah K.

Jan 30, 2014

Hannah K.

Secret: wear leggings, flat boots (riding boots, not uggs)/nice sneakers/cowboy boots/heeled boots, a long, plain t shirt, and silver jewelry. I'm a jeans and t shirts girl myself, but I have a few go-tos when I need to look effortlessly nice or pretty. I can give you a few good ideas for outfits if you want, just let me know :)

Kitty K.

Jan 30, 2014

Kitty K.

Dresses!!
Dude that is the secret!
You don't have to find pants to match, if you overeat your still comfortable. People think you're all dressed up and did I mention no pants?
It's funny cause people think I love dresses cause I'm girly... No I just love the idea of no pants lmao.

Hannah K.

Jan 30, 2014

Hannah K.

^ that too. And you can wear any shoes at all and people still think you're trying to look pretty and all dressed up.

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