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Imagine that there is an invisible string holding you up from your spine to the top of your head. Keep your shoulders slightly back, and stand up as straight as you possibly can. This posture is what is going to sell the model presence the most, even if you are not actually tall like a model. Keep your body loose while you stand tall. You do not have to hold your body stiff in order to stay tall. Practice appearing comfortable while walking tall by practicing in front of a mirror. Imagine that you are walking on a rope by keeping one foot in front of the other walk, which will allow your hips to swing from side to side in that classic model way. As you strut forward, try to project confidence with your walk. If you are doing male style modeling, you do not have to place one foot directly in front of the other, instead, you can walk more naturally with your feet placed more side by side than one foot in front of the other. Don't go overboard with swinging your hips. You don't have to be afraid of letting your hips move; however, do not exaggerate the motion intentionally. You do not need to swing your arms quite as much as your body will naturally. Let your arms hang and swing only slightly. This will make you look cool and composed as you walk down the catwalk. Likewise, keep your hands relaxed so that they are loosely cupped and slightly open. Also, don't hold your fingers together too closely. There can be a 14 inch (0.6cm) of space between your fingers. Don't make your arms too stiff, let them bend and sway slightly with your body. Try not to move your hands too much or ball them up as this will make you appear nervous. No catwalk strut is complete without a tall pair of heels to give you height. But, if you are not practiced in walking in high heels it can take some getting used to. Put on your heels in the morning while you are getting ready. Strut around to get used to walking like a model and walking in high heels at the same time.

summary: Stand up straight! Place one foot in front of the other and walk with long strides. Allow your arms to hang at your sides, and keep your hands relaxed. Practice walking with your heels on.

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Once you have your basket assembled, you're ready to start wrapping. Items can jut out a bit, but not too much. And don't worry about your basket's shape; any shape and size basket will work. Here's what you'll need: Arranged basket Printed cellophane, shrink wrap, or wrapping paper (triple the amount of the size of the basket) Clear tape Scissors Twist tie, pipe cleaner, anything to cinch wrap together Bow Packing tape (optional). Spread it out on an even surface and place the basket in the middle on all sides. If the basket is absolutely huge, you may need another piece of cellophane, under the basket horizontally. Again, on all sides. That means it needs to be centered on the right and left and top and bottom. You'll probably only have a few inches on the sides, and that's fine. But as for the front and back of the basket, center it on your sheet so there's 10-12" (30 cm, or a bit under) on either side. This will cover the front and back of your basket and leave plenty of room at the top for some pretty frills. When you've found these measurements, cut your cellophane (or shrink wrap, etc.) to size. Again, if your basket is of titanic proportions, cut another sheet of similar size to cover the sides. Make sure all four sides are even. Line up the edges to be sure, and readjust as necessary.

summary: Grab everything you need. Roll the cellophane onto the table and place the basket in the middle. Center the basket so there's about one foot (30 cm)of cellophane in the front and back of the basket.

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Any liquid dish soap will work for cleaning your shoes. Use about 1 teaspoon (4.9ml) of soap so the water is sudsy but still clear. Stir the cleaning solution with a toothbrush so it's evenly mixed. Soap and water work best on all kinds of shoes, including white leather. If you don't want to use dish soap, you can substitute 12 cup (120ml) of white vinegar. Dip the magic eraser into your soapy water and wring it out. Wipe in short back and forth motions along parts of your shoes made of leather, rubber, or plastic. Keep working the eraser until all scuffs and stains are removed. Magic erasers can be found in the cleaning section of your local department store. Dip the head of the toothbrush into the water so the bristles are wet. Work the bristles in small circular motions on the surface of your shoes, focusing on heavily stained areas. Use a slight amount of pressure to work the cleaning solution into the shoe's fabric. Keep the toothbrush you use to clean out of the bathroom to avoid any confusion. Use either a cloth or paper towel to pat the soapy water and dirt off of the shoe. Avoid wiping the towel across the shoe's fabric since you could spread the dirt across the fabric again. Don't try to completely dry your shoes with the towel. Just lift off the excess cleaning solution from the surface. After you initially pat them with a towel, put them in a well-ventilated area in your home so they can dry completely. Leave them alone for at least 2-3 hours before wearing them again. Clean your shoes at night so you can leave them to dry overnight.
summary: Mix dish soap into 1c (240ml) of warm water. Clean the soles and rubber pieces with a magic eraser. Scrub stains with a stiff-bristled toothbrush. Pat excess water away with a towel. Let your shoes air dry.