Article: Black does have a slimming effect, and having a little black in your wardrobe is certainly advisable. Too much makes you look bland and bleak, however. Adding color into your wardrobe gives your clothing personality and makes you look cuter. Wear dresses that have a dark side panel; this will give the body an elongated look. Light pastel shades may make your body look larger, so be careful about choosing them. Bold, bright hues, on the other hand, do not have this widening effect and often look flattering. Solid blocks of color tend to work best. Huge patterns that cover your entire outfit often appear overwhelming. As a result, your curves get masked, and you may end up looking heavier. Stick with smaller patterns or patterns that are limited to one area of your body. Stay away from tops that have ruffles down the front or pants that have decorative zippers on the thigh. These details automatically draw the eye, making the parts of your body they cover noticeably in a very unflattering way. Look for unadorned pieces or those that have embellishments on other parts of your body, such as blouses with beading at the neckline or skirts with lace at the bottom hem. Dark wash jeans look slimming and clean-cut without looking bland and boring. Light wash jeans may make your legs look wider, but many medium washes also work well. A fitted denim jacket with a short waist can add spirit and liveliness to your wardrobe. Stick with medium to dark wash denims, however, since anything lighter will probably make you look heavier than you are. You can get help from someone who is familiar with matching color to skin tones or use online resources to help you. If the tones match, you will look healthy and beautiful. Be aware that what may have suited you 10 years may cause you to look washed out now, as your skin ages. Always update.
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Break away from black. Gravitate toward bold colors. Avoid large patterns. Avoid embellishments on the widest parts of your body. Try on dark wash jeans. Consider a medium to dark wash denim jacket. Choose colors that flatter your skin tone.
Article: Take your Weimaraner out to a variety of people and places, including parks, city streets, and natural places from the time it is 7 weeks old. Make sure that the dog is meeting new people daily, if possible, so it understands that having short, neutral interactions with strangers is a normal part of daily life. In order for your Weimaraner to develop a good personality and disposition with strangers, it needs to be exposed to a wide variety of people and places from a young age. However, you do need to be cautious about what dogs you expose your puppy to before it has completed its immunizations, usually at around 12 weeks old. It should not be around dogs you don't know and areas where dogs congregate for fear of it getting a communicable disease, such as parvovirus. The earlier you start training, the better. A Weimaraner can start basic training sessions when it is as young as 5 weeks old, although most dogs don't start training in earnest until they are a couple months old. These sessions should be short and basic, but they will create a foundation for later training. Early training sessions should only be a few minutes long, as a puppy can't focus on any one thing for very long. Take your Weimaraner for a short walk or run before each training session. You don't want the dog to be exhausted but it should have at least a half hour of activity before you do a session. Otherwise, it may have a hard time concentrating on the training session. Weimaraners are active and energetic dogs that tend to have a lot of energy. If you want your Weimaraner to focus on your commands, you should have it expel a bit of that energy before training.
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Socialize your Weimaraner. Start training early in your dog's life. Exercise your dog before training sessions.
Article: If you want to step things up a little, you can cut the bottom hem off to complete the cut-off look. For an even nicer finish, gently pull along all of your cut edges. This will cause the fabric to curl and conceal any jaggedness.
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Try on your shirt.