date ur study partner ......!!!

The hardest part about college is finding the balance between academics, a social life, and sleep. Luckily for you,, it IS possible to be in a relationship and still get good grades! After a full day of class and studying, what could be better than watching a movie or cooking dinner with that cute guy in your Bio study group?

When you are studying, stake out the perfect cozy corner and find a table you can share. Make sure you both have enough space for whatever you are working on. Bring study snacks, coffee, and water. If you have a long day of studying planned, schedule breaks where you can grab lunch or just walk around and get some air. Bring headphones so you can block out people and other distractions in the room with you, and make eye contact when you are taking a break from looking at your work.

Have plans for after the study sesh. These plans can involve anything from a slice of pizza to catching up some Netflix. Start a new show like  Mad Men. It is important when you are trying to balance studying and dating to have relaxing options for your evening activities. If you plan to have a wild night on the town, studying suddenly won’t seem so important.

It’s SO possible to have a successful study session while looking forward to a great night. Having fun activities planned makes it easier to be productive.

What to Wear for a Job Interview

Various components factor into a successful job interview from your resume, to your communication skills, your qualifications, the impression you make, and believe it or not your outfit.  While the deciding factor isn’t your ensemble, plenty of hiring managers will tell you appearance does matter. You don’t want to show up over-dressed and appear to be trying t0o hard, but you definitely don’t want to show up in jeans and flip flops.  Do some research on the environment of the business you’re interviewing with.  If you are up for a job at a corporate office then you want to wear tailored pieces such as slacks, but if you’re interviewing at a magazine then chances are the dress code won’t be strict, so you can show your personality in your choice of outfit while still looking professional.  Here are a few outfit ideas to help you land your dream job.

1. Sleek and Sensible

Dorothy Perkins Navy Lace Pencil Dress-, Lori's Shoes "Melinda" by Lauren Jones-

This sleek shift dress is perfect for an office interview, and if you want to put a fashionable spin on it wear fun heels in a subdued, dark color.

2. Just a Pop of Color

Zara Fine Pleated Shirt with Contrasting Front-H&M Pencil Skirt-, Asos Paris Point Court Shoes-

You can’t go wrong with a dressy top and pencil skirt. It’s casual yet presentable, and to add a bit of personality pair it with pumps in a bright color.

3. Chic and Casual

Forever 21 Blazer-, Abercrombie "Maggie" Knit Tank-, Fergie "Alana" Black and Grey Plaid FlatsDelias "Taylor" Skinny Jeans-

If you’re interviewing for a job where the environment is laid-back than this outfit should do the trick. Play with a combination of colors when deciding on a blazer and skinny jeans, and keep the tank and shoes in the neutral color family to make the main pieces pop.

4. Not Your Usual Pair of Slacks

Lauren Conrad Lace Chiffon Top- Threadscence Magnifique Wide Leg Pants-, Modcloth Crossover Star Heel

The wide leg silhouette on trousers is in style right now, so these high-waist, wide leg slacks fit right in.  Keep your blouse fitted to the body and simple to draw emphasis to your pants. Pair it with low pumps, and you’re ready to make a professional yet stylish impression.

how to match a perfect hat ........!!!

The sun is out and it’s time to top the trendy outfits off with a hat. Not a hat person, you say? Maybe not all hats suit your face structure or your hairdo, but a fedora or a floppy sunhat look good on almost anyone. Here are 6 trendy hats for this summer and a guide on how to find a hat that fits your face perfectly!

It is impossible for a hatless woman to be chic.
—Emily Post

A hat for your face…

Finding a hat that’s perfect for your face requires you knowing the shape of your face – is it square, round, long, oval? When you know your face shape, finding a hat that fits you will be a much easier task… To read more on hats check out this useful piece.

Oval or Triangular Face

Women with an oval or triangular face are fortunate enough to look good in almost any hat. The hat can be worn as far forward or back as you like. Te choice of brim is also all up to you. But remember: the hat’s crown – the part that goes over your head – shouldn’t be narrower than your cheekbones.

Round or Square Face

Women with a round or square face, should wear their brims on an angle. You’ll want the crown of the hat to be at least as wide as your face. Hats with a wide, high crown will work especially well. You might also consider wearing earrings to add interest.

Oblong Face

If you have an oblong face, stay away from tall hats. Wide brims will counterbalance the vertical stretch. You might also try pulling the brim down to your eyebrows to shorten your face and to hide excess forehead.

Things To Remember…

§  Be sure you’re wearing the correct size. It will feel and look best that way.

§  Choose a color that complements your skin.

§  Change your hair for the hat. Try wearing your hair differently, if the hat doesn’t fit you, when you try it on your regular do.

§  Make sure the hat is angled to its advantage.

Have Your Say…

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