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“Night Moods” from MDI Hospital took
first place honors and were awarded the Victory
Stick.
Week 5
THE STYLE COACH!
You don’t want to
miss your chance to get fashion tips from
THE STYLE COACH!
Hear about
how to look your best at whatever size you are.
We will focus on the three main components of
successful style: personal expression, color,
and silhouette.
It’s
important to get to know yourself as you try to
express your personality through your clothing
style.
Are you a
great story teller with a take charge attitude
while also a morning person? This may mean you
have a Dramatic fashion personality.
Alternatively, if you often beat around the bush
during conflict, are of average height and like
to eat healthy food it could mean you have a
romantic fashion personality. Come take the quiz
and discover how to express your inner self by
refining your look.
We will also
talk about how choosing the right colors will
make your skin look youthful and healthy.
Another
topic will be understanding your basic body
shape and the A,B,C's of figure flattery.
That’s:
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Accentuating your assets
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Making balance to create symmetry
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Camouflaging your areas of concern.
If we have
time, we’ll cover general recommendations such
as:
Fit:
Everything should fit you well never too small
or too large (either one makes you look larger
that you actually are).
Layering:
Men try wearing two t-shirts or a polo with
a t-shirt under it. Women too should try wearing
a scoop neck shirt under a long sleeve v-neck,
or a third element of some kind instead of just
a top and a bottom.
Undergarments: They should never be seen by
the casual observer. They should, however, put
everything in its proper place. (Ladies, bras
wear out fast so if it has been more than a
year, go get fitted for one.)
Jackets:
They are a great way to pull an outfit together,
especially if they fit close to the body at the
torso.
Accessories: Wear them, but you don't always
have to match things. In fact it's more
interesting when one item "pops" out in an
outfit.
Elongate:
This is where close matching is appropriate. The
longer you look, the slimmer you look. Match
your shoes to your hemline and legwear and
you've lengthened your legs.
Haydee S.
Foreman
The Style Coach
helping you look your best
207.374.5718
207.266.3872
PO Box 1654
Blue Hill, ME 04614 USA
www.mainestylecoach.com
Lose and
Win is sponsored by Healthy Hancock, a
coalition of organizations working together
to improve the health of residents in
Hancock County. |
