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Sep 25, 2010
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a piece of suggestion for ya. .sweet little gal
by: yumz

hey

Jul 15, 2010
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An elegant look.
by: Anonymous

Everyone has the ability to become more elegant. I feel that you should start by liking yourself more. As far as fashion goes, solid jewel tones such as violet, emerald, deep red and sapphire blue really elevate your look. Keep the silhouette simple: don't overdo embellishments and wear things that trace your figure rather than wearing anything skin tight. Find a tailor if you have to. And a beautiful, classic dress always looks elegant. Hope this helps. *hugs*

P.S. I'm nineteen.

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