Help Part II

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What I started.  Fashion Fab crash course is about it end.  Please look at all subtitles.

Remember the power of the simple essentials!  These colors (silver, black, white, and grey) are a
fashionista's best friends.  You make think them bland, but they actually add a pop to the colors
you do use, like the fuzzy coat here.

It's a good idea to make a couple of coordinating colors that you have lots of paired or clumped together in your closet (a color wheel hanging on the inside of your closet does is also handy).  Remember to avoid holiday matches like lots of emerald green (ST. Patrick's day) green and red (christmas) red and pink (valentine's day and a big no-no anyway).

Pay attention to style  Look at the form (does it cling? or poof?), shape (does it have ruffles? or key holes?), hemline (where does it end?), and how closely it fits against your body (does it cling? does is gape?).  A simple change in any of these can make or break an outfit.

Don't forget accessories!  Headbands, shoes, earrings, bracelets, rings, necklaces, anklets, and more!  Use them to class up or tone down an outfit.  You hair counts - try new hair cuts, styles, and pull them into braids, pig tails, and pony tails.

Patterns can totally change an outfit.  Don't try to match every color in your pattern with something else in that outfit, but look for something that a) matches your eye color b) matches your hair color c) matches the occasion (pine trees for christmas...)

Here are some great examples of shape, form,  and hemline.  Notice different colors, accessories, and styles can lead to an entirely different type of outfit.

Remember to keep your own style!  No one style is the same, and no one can match up clothes for you better than...you!  This was just a pointer in the right direction to your own style.  Keep searching!