¿Qué debo debía a una escuela normal bailé?
Twinkle_Toes asked:
Es apenas una danza de la noche en la escuela, la mayoría de los amigos va a estar allí pero no tengo ninguna pista qué debo usar. ¿Cómo debo hacer mi pelo? ¿No quiero parecer una mujerzuela o un goth? ¡AYUDA!
¡No es una danza formal, él es un ocasional! Nada pritty
Es apenas una danza de la noche en la escuela, la mayoría de los amigos va a estar allí pero no tengo ninguna pista qué debo usar. ¿Cómo debo hacer mi pelo? ¿No quiero parecer una mujerzuela o un goth? ¡AYUDA!
¡No es una danza formal, él es un ocasional! Nada pritty
Comments(7)
Gut wenn it' s nicht formales dann don' t-Sorge über sie. Ich würde einige Jeans mit einer wirklich netten Oberseite tragen. Und you' Rehaar wird vermutlich heraus irgendwie schwitzen, wenn Sie wirklich tanzen, also etwas tun Sie, das mit ihm einfach ist.
Draag een knie lengte jurk (rood, roze, blauw, zilver, goud, ect.) met een halster of strapless, of zoiets. en doe je haar in een knotje of updo.
gerade Abnutzung, was Sie normalerweise tragen. sein nicht Gleiches seine Gehirnchirurgie
wenn seine Foramal – ein Kleid oder Rock Casual – Hosen und ein T-Shirt die meisten Menschen waren die Kleidungsstücke, die sie in die Schule. und für Ihr Haar-waren es, wie Sie normalerweise tragen, aber ist gute Sache wird es heißen Tanz.
Just wear jeans with some cute flats. Wear a pretty cami with a little shrug or jacket over top.
nosić cute jean skirt, słodkie semiformal górę i zwijają, jeśli jej włosy długie i jeśli nie będzie do tańca, że dużo.
Hi! What a fun question the answer! If the dance were just a regular dance I’d wear jeans or a mini (if that’s what you like to wear). Depending on your style, age and level of comfort you could wear a cute t-shirt, tank top, tube top, layer top with buttons, a nice top that is a bit different or fancy, one of those longer type tops that people use for layering with a sweet design and then there are your shoes and accessories. Shoes range from chunky sandals, spikes, running shoes, flip flops, dressy shoes or whatever matches your outfit or will allow you to dance the night away. The most comfortable shoes are running shoes…trust me your feet will hurt in heels, and flip-flops could come off or not match your outfit. Your accessories and how many you have depend on your outfit. Whatever goes with your outfit it cool. Have fun with your outfit. Before you go out while planning your outfit look in a mirror and pretend you are dancing. If you are comfortable in your looks, how much you are showing or covering and how it makes you feel then you are good to go. If you feel self-concience or as if you will be pulling up or down your top all night it might be best to find another outfit…it’s all up to you though. You can straighten or curl your hair and leave it down, put it half way up, wear the everyday style you wear, put it up, pull it into a ponytail, put a ribbon in or just not worry about it. Keep in mind you will be dancing when you do your hair. If it is something different from the ordinary, than you may wish to have a test run before the dance…or just keep it simple. Depending on if you use make-up and how much depends on who you are. Don’t make it too fake. Allow your true self to show through and don’t let it distract or clash with the rest of your outfit. Sometimes the best outfit is the simplest…little make-up, a white top and some nice fitting jeans can go a very far way. Like I said, it depends whom you are and if there is a theme. Make it nice and remember to smile. The most important thing is that you feel like yourself in whatever you are doing. It all depends on how you become (act) at a dance. Some people don’t act the same…for their own reason. Keep all of this in mind and party it up. Enjoy. I’m sure you’ll be fine. Feel free to check out the links for examples. Keep some deodorant with you and maybe some perfume or a scent if you like…but nothing too strong.