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Look for bracelets with bright, geometrical beads, unusual designs, hammered metal, and atypical materials, like wood. Stack these different bracelets and pair them with a flowy, draped dress or a patterned shirt with frayed jean shorts or bell bottoms. Stick with silvers and dark metals, anchoring your style with a wide, studded cuff. Don't be afraid to go for spikes and tougher styles, and try materials like leather as well. Pair your statement bracelets with a pair of torn jeans and a band T-shirt, or a grungy dress and boots. Go for lots of jewels (fake ones are fine!) and light hues, like white gold and rose gold. A thin, shiny bracelet is an obvious must, but to nail the stacked look, try pairing it with a rose gold gemstone bracelet and a white wrap bracelet. You could even play around with patterns like cheetah print or pink plaid for a flirtatious pop of color. Set your bracelets against a lacey white dress or shirt, or a simple pastel sweater. Stick to thick gold or silver metal bracelets for your main pieces. Add a subtle pop of color with a thin beaded or leather bracelet, and incorporate understated nautical pieces, like hooked or striped bracelets. Look for a monogrammed bracelet with your initials to complete the preppy look! Wear a blazer and sleek, fitted pants in khaki or navy to embrace this classic East Coast style.

summary: Stack textured and woven bracelets to create a bohemian vibe. Layer metal cuffs and studded bracelets for an edgy style. Try a feminine look with dainty, shiny pieces. Go with classy, bold bracelets for a preppy style.

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This extremely basic sundial is a great way to explain the concept with very little planning. All you need to create it are a few simple items found in your backyard. These tools are a straight stick (about two feet long), a handful of pebbles and a wristwatch or cell phone to tell the time. Look for a place that gets full sun exposure all day long. Push one end of the stick into the grass or earth. If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, slightly slant the stick toward the North. If you live in the Southern Hemisphere, slight it slightly toward the South. If you don't have access to a grassy area with soft earth, you can improvise. Fill a small bucket with sand or gravel and plant the stick directly in the center of it. If you want to complete the sundial in a single day, begin in the morning after the sun has fully risen. Survey the stick at 7:00 a.m. As the sun shines down on it, the stick will cast a shadow. Use one of your pebbles to mark the place where the shadow falls on the ground. Set an alarm or keep an eye on your watch so that you can update the dial at the top of every hour. Return at 8:00 a.m. and use another pebble to mark where the stick's shadow falls on the ground. Do the same thing at 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. and so on. If you want the greatest amount of accuracy, use chalk to mark each pebble with the exact time you placed it on the ground. The shadow will move in a clockwise direction. Return every hour and mark it with a pebble on the ground. Do this until there is no more sunlight left in the day. Your sundial will be complete at day's end. As long as the sun is shining, you can use this simple device to tell what time of the day it is.

summary: Gather your tools. Find a sunny area to plant the stick. Start at 7:00 a.m. Return to the stick every hour. Continue this until process until dusk.

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. Beachy hair is usually achieved through the combination of sun and the salty ocean spray. If you don't have access to a beach, you can fake your way to California girl hair by using a leave-in salt spray, which will create a thick, wavy texture to hair of all colors, lengths, and textures. You can make your own salt spray using water and dissolved table salt, or you can purchase a sea salt spray from your local salon. If you do use a sea salt spray regularly, be sure to condition your hair, as well, as salt can be extremely drying. Because California is known for its sunshine, it comes as no surprise that the quintessential California girl has sun-bleached hair. To mimic the fresh, youthful appearance of beachy hair, you can have your hair highlighted or bleached in a salon, or you can do it yourself by applying some lemon juice to your hair and sitting in the sun over the course of a few days. Typically, California girl hair is associated with hair that is at least a little bit wavy, rather than hair that has been straightened or relaxed. Because Californian style is focused on looking effortless and relaxed, allowing your hair to embrace its own natural texture, whether that means a tight curl or a barely-there wave. If you do not have wavy hair, you can tease it, add a salt spray, or even create uneven and messy curls with a curling iron. Although long hair is not a strict requirement, the California girl style is usually embodied by long, flowing hair. If you are able, opt for long, let-down hair in a natural texture. If you do have short hair, make sure you play it up by making it as messy and wavy as you can.
summary: Use salt spray Opt for highlights or balayage. Opt for wavy over straight. Wear your hair long.