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Feb 27, 2011
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from really casual to classy
by: Lihn

I am making this change too. I have found that a simple stylish, black bag, some low heels, and a classy coat have really served to help me start this transition. How I feel about myself and others responses towrds me have also changed very positively. Being classy is all about looking tasteful, graceful, simple, clean, and having a beautiful attitude and spirit.
Its myth that to dress really casual is easier and faster. Or that you can't look good when you have a busy schedule. An elegant girl is ready in 30 minutes looking neat, polished, and lovely. There is no need to wear sweats and a hat everyday, student or not.
Study up on classic clothing. What makes a classy appearance. Which colors look best on you, what clothes flatter you, etc. Elegance fits well, looks good, and most importantly, makes the wearer feel good.

Feb 24, 2011
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Slowly instead of a drastic change
by: Eunice

Have you seen our wardrobe and style pages yet?

Anyhow, one step at a time, change one thing about yourself until you feel it to be comfortable and part of your skin.

https://elegantwoman.org/wardrobe.html

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