Article: If your goal is to let a guy know that you're interested, all of your charms should be focused squarely on him. Splitting your attention up between multiple guys may create the impression that you're naturally outgoing or not looking for anything serious, which could in turn cool things off between you and your potential beau. You should still make an effort to be friendly with the other guys you talk to, but watch your body language to keep from sending mixed signals. Pick out items that flatter your figure and make you look and feel like a million bucks. If possible, plan your outfit ahead of time when you know there's a chance that you'll run into the guy you've had your eye on. And, of course, make sure it's suitable for the occasion. Focus on one part of your body to emphasize. If your favorite pair of jeans makes your legs look great, choose a shirt, shoes, and other accessories that won't be a distraction. There's a difference between put-together and provocative. Wearing clothes that are too tight or revealing can make you look desperate for attention, which could be offputting to the guy if you arrange to run into him unexpectedly. Every now and then, fly solo to the bar, cafe, gym, or library where your interest hangs out. You'll be more approachable alone than you would be in a group. If he still doesn't know you that well, he may find it difficult to approach you when you're surrounded by fifteen of your best friends. Encountering your interest unaccompanied will give the two of you a chance to chat in a more intimate one-on-one environment. You don't necessarily need to be completely solitary, but opting for a small entourage over a big one will make talking to you less intimidating. If you run into your interest at a party, crowded night spot, or boisterous social event, break away from all the excitement going on around you and retire to somewhere more private. You'll be able to enjoy some quality time alone, and you won't have to shout in order to hear each other. Outdoor environments are often preferable to indoor ones, since it's easier to take your leave from these areas than it is from a jam-packed room. If you've been getting along well for a while and he still hasn't made a move, it may be time to take matters into your own hands. Asking him "Would you like to go out with me sometime?" or even "Is it alright if I kiss you?" will leave no doubt in his mind that you want to take things to the next level. Be patient and give him a chance to work up his nerve before you put all your cards on the table. Out of respect, he may be waiting until he's sure it's what you want before he risks offending you.

What is a summary?
Save the flirting for him. Wear clothes that highlight your best features. Go out by yourself. Excuse yourselves to a place where you can talk quietly. Be the one to make the first move.