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No matter what kind of concert you're going to, you will want to be comfortable. If your clothes are too tight, they'll be distracting and hard to dance in. Jeans can be great, but if they're skinny jeans make sure they have some stretch so you can move. Shirts or dresses that restrict your arm movement will make it difficult to dance or move through a crowd. When you try on an outfit, move around in it and see if it's too binding. If you're going to an outdoor concert, layer to deal with different temperatures. Wear a light jacket or long sleeved shirt over a T-shirt or tank top so you won't be cold before the concert starts, but can take it off once the show begins and things heat up. If you'll be in an inside arena, don't bother with layers, because overheating is going to your first concern. Keep it lightweight. You don't want to look too polished or formal, so stick with jeans and a T-shirt. A tank top is a good choice too.To avoid looking inexperienced, don't wear the band's T-shirt. Wear baggy pants with T-shirt. Add loose hoodie to complete the look, especially for guys. Girls who want something with a slimmer profile can wear a crop top and skinny jeans. Guys can wear shorts and a bright printed T-shirt or casual button down. For girls, a lightweight dress or comfortable romper is a good choice. Keep it light to stay cool, but bring some layers in case you get chilled. A long sleeved button down shirt can be tossed on top of most outfits. Girls can wear a white top or one with tassels. A floral or flowy dress is another good choice. For guys, a plain T-shirt or plaid button down will work. For everyone, denim is appropriate. For guys, wear a slim shirt, either a nice T-shirt or a button down shirt. Pair it with slim, dark jeans. For girls, jeans with a crop top or sheer blouse look sleek. This is the place to wear sequins. There really are no rules. You have your own style and should follow that more than anyone else's look. Wear what makes you feel comfortable and confident, and enjoy your night.

summary: Wear comfortable clothes. Dress for the venue. Wear casual and simple clothes for a rock concert. Opt for street chic at a Hip Hop concert. Choose a bohemian look for a music festival. Wear a romantic look for a country concert. Dress to look more polished and cool for a pop concert. Wear what you like, ultimately.

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The Chicago Author-Date style is like a mixture of MLA and APA. Just like in MLA, the Chicago Author-Date style inserts a parenthetical citation at the end of the sentence, before the period. But the information included in the parenthetical is more like APA: author, date, and page number. There is no punctuation between the author and date, but the date and page number are separated by a comma: The worldwide population of bees is in significant decline (Brown 2011, 203). Brown points out that the worldwide population of bees is in significant decline (2011, 203). If you have multiple authors with the same last name, include the first initial in the parenthetical citation: (J. Smith 2005, 192). If you have multiple essays by the same author, the reader should be able to distinguish them by the year you've provided. But, if you have two articles by the same author and published in the same year, you mark them with a letter, like in APA. The letter again corresponds with the alphabetization of the essay titles by first major word: (Smith 2005a, 192). The Notes-Bibliography system does not require a bibliography, but the Date-Author system does. Like in MLA or APA, the reference list appears after the text of your essay has finished. The first line of each entry is unindented, while all subsequent lines are indented. Entries are listed in alphabetic order. Essay found in a print anthology: Last, First. "Title in Title Case." In Anthology in Title Case, edited by First Last, Page range. City: Publisher, Year. Essay found in a print journal: Last, First. "Title in Title Case." Journal in Title Case Volume, no. Issue (Year): Page range. Essay found in online database: Last, First. "Title in Title Case." Journal in Title Case Volume, no. Issue (Year): Page range. Url for database.

summary: Use parenthetical citations in-text. Include information to distinguish between multiple authors and essays, if needed. Create a reference list.

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Authentic sunglasses come in a branded box. A label with a bar code and manufacturer information should be on the bottom of the box. Some type of guarantee booklet, information booklet, or certificate of authenticity should also be in the box. The sunglasses should be in a branded carrying case. The official logo is on this case. The box should be in pristine condition and have no marks and clean edges. The color and shape of the case may vary if the case is older. All Coach glasses come with a dust cloth that has the "CC" logo all over it. Examine the glasses thoroughly. The brand name of the glasses, the model number, and the letters "CE" should appear on the right temple of the glasses. The model number and lens and frame measurements should appear on the left temple and should match the number on the box label. A metal logo may also be on the left temple of authentic glasses. "Made in Italy" appears on the right temple of Dolce & Gabbana glasses instead of the model number. A logo is often etched into the right lens of authentic glasses. The logo should be easy to identify and clear. The nose frame dimensions often appear on the nose bud of the glasses. Some glasses may also have an embossed logo on the nose pads of the glasses. The logo, font, and model number should be consistent on your glasses. The numbers on the box label should be identical to the numbers on your glasses. The logo on the glasses, carrying case, and booklet should be exactly the same. If there are any inconsistencies or misspellings, your glasses may not be authentic. The sunglasses and the packaging should be of high quality. If the sunglasses are flimsy or lightweight, they may be fake. New authentic sunglasses usually come in nice packaging with tags and casing included. Fake sunglasses may be sold with low quality packaging or with only a slip cover. Checking the quality of the glasses is particularly important if you are buying previously owned glasses which may not come in their original packaging.
summary: Check the box. Examine the carrying case. Check the lens and nose buds. Check for consistency. Consider the overall quality of the glasses.