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It's never too early to start saving money. If you think you might want to buy your own car, start putting aside birthday money and earnings from summer jobs. The earlier you start, the more you can potentially save by the time you are old enough to drive. Consider the age at which you can get a driver's license. There's no sense in purchasing a car before you can legally drive it, so establish your timeline based on when you can actually drive the car you buy. Come up with a number that will cover your car purchase, along with tax, licensing, registration and transfer fees (if applicable). Think about how realistic this number is. You may want to save $30,000 so you can buy a brand new car. But if you give yourself a year to make that money, you will likely not meet that goal. At the bare minimum, your savings goal should equal an appropriate down payment amount. Typically, this is 20% of the total cost of the car. If you are planning to take out a loan to buy your car, have at least 20% of the total price ready to pay in cash as a down payment. You will also need a co-signer on a loan; your parent or guardian will need to guarantee the loan. If you are responsible for paying for leisure activities, new clothes, and so on, consider how much money you need or want to spend on these things every month. Factor these expenses into your overall savings plan, subtracting them from the total possible amount you can save. As you start saving for a car, you should consider the price of the car that you want. If you want to buy a brand new car, a sports car or a high-end model, you will have to save considerably more money than a more practical, inexpensive or used car. The price of a car doesn't end when you purchase the car. Take into consideration other factors like car insurance, reliability and gas mileage, which will add to the ongoing maintenance price of the car. As you are looking to set your savings goal, remember that you are looking to buy a car in 2-3 years, not right away. Think about how prices may go up due to inflation. Add about 2% to 4% more to the total savings goal that you establish. Calculate how much money you will need to make in order to save your goal in the amount of time you are giving yourself. For example, if you want to save $6,000 in 2 years, you need to save approximately $250 every month, or about $60 per week. Make a schedule for often you will put money away. Will it be every week or every month? Do you plan to save birthday or holiday money?

summary: Start early. Set a savings goal. Account for your other expenses. Consider the price of the car. Add in inflation. Determine a savings schedule.

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Think about what look you're trying to create, and represent it down to the last detail. If you're designing a dress, for example, add patterns, ruffles, text, bows, and so on to create a beautiful piece. Focus on the elements of your design that are unique, and include appropriate accessories so that the style you're going for is clear. If you need some fresh ideas or don't know where to start, look up fashion trends on the internet or in magazines for inspiration. Use thick black ink or paint on the lines that you want to keep. You can erase the body shaping lines and any stray pencil marks at this point. Finally, carefully color in the clothing using hues you want your designs to have. You can color in the clothing with markers, ink or paint. Mix colors and use a variety of shades to illustrate your designs. Really imagine the design moving towards you under spotlights on a runway when you're working on shading and texture. Deeper folds in fabric will result in darker shades of the color you're using. Where fabric is hit by the light, the colors should appear lighter. Adding features like hair, sunglasses and makeup is a nice final touch that will make your fashion sketch come to life.

summary: Illustrate your original design. Finalize the drawing with shading, ink and color.

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Disney princesses are big right now, but it can be difficult to dress like one in regular daily life. Fortunately you can incorporate modern-day Disney princess styles into your look. You want to get the color scheme correct when you're picking what looks to use. For example: if you wanted to emulate Belle in her yellow ballgown, you might get a '50s inspired yellow dress, with golden earrings, and matching yellow headband, and shoes to match. You can create the princess look with a more modern outfit. For example: you might pick a pair of green jeans to match with a purple top, with fish scale like shoes and shell earrings for Ariel. You can get really creative with this and try out different outfits that are inspired by Disney princesses. You can easily buy a Disney princess costume, or you can make one. This latter is obviously more difficult, but can be very rewarding. Again, it depends on which princess you want to look like. These are good for Halloween and costume parties. Making a gown like Belle's yellow ballgown requires that you have a sewing machine and the right colored material, but the end result can be very cool. Pocahontas's outfit or Ariel's mermaid outfit are easier costumes to make, because there is less material. o your make-up like a Disney princess. Most of the Disney princesses have subtle, natural style make-up, with eye shadow and lipstick depending on their outfits and so on. Golden champagne and peach colored eye shadows are good choices to use for your natural look. You'll want to line your eyelids with a darker eyeliner (black or dark brown) and smudge depending on which princess you're emulating. While your hair is never going to look exactly like your favorite Disney princess you can get a hairstyle that is close to it. You can use this for your Disney princess costume or you can couple it with your modern-day Disney princess look.
summary: Dress like a modern-day Disney princess. Create a Disney princess costume. . Get Disney princess hair.