In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: For much of the film, Burton's Alice wears a blue dress that falls close to ankle-length. In some scenes her blue dress is loosely draped and worn off the shoulder. However, in the court scene she wears a strapless red tea-length dress with white and black sheer overlay. Adults may own a suitable red cocktail dress. The loosely draped version of the blue dress would be difficult to buy or construct, but could be appropriate as an informal toga-style costume. Vintage stores and thrift shops can be good places to find affordable longer dresses that can be modified to look like Alice's film costume. In the film, Alice does not wear the iconic white pinafore. However, the overlay on the red dress is something like an apron worn backwards; open at the front, covering the back. You can make your own reverse pinafore by tying a length of black and white fabric across the back of a red dress, and draping part over one shoulder. In the film, Alice wears white-tinted stockings but they are sheer and not terribly distinctive. In warm weather, going without stockings would likely be as appropriate as wearing nylons. Burton's Alice wears white lace-up boots with a kitten heel and a black toe. These might be quite difficult to find. Black and white saddle shoes might provide a convincing alternative. Some websites that feature vintage imitation clothing, such as Modcloth, stock high heels in black and white that look similar. Purchasing a pair of white boots from a thrift store and painting them with black accents is an affordable alternative. Alice's hair is blonde and parted down the center. It falls in loose waves around her shoulders without a headband or other styling. If your hair is naturally straight, use a curling iron or hot rollers to achieve more body. If your hair is naturally a color or texture that makes imitating the film look impossible, consider wearing a wig to achieve the full effect.
Summary: Pick a dress. Decide whether to use a pinafore. Choose your stockings. Find the best footwear. Style your hair.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This phrase is pronounced "tehzay-voo." Use a long ay sound (as in "hay") for "tais" an 'a'-like sound for "sez", and a long 'u' sound (as in "stool") for "vous." The approximate meaning is "be quiet." {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/d\/d9\/Say-Shut-up-in-French-Step-2-Version-4.jpg\/v4-460px-Say-Shut-up-in-French-Step-2-Version-4.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/d\/d9\/Say-Shut-up-in-French-Step-2-Version-4.jpg\/aid986121-v4-728px-Say-Shut-up-in-French-Step-2-Version-4.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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<\/p><\/div>"} This is another moderately rude way to say "shut up" in French. Again, in some contexts it may be used in a friendly way. However, if you say it with a hostile feeling or you use it for someone you should be respectful towards, it will come across as rude. Because this phrase uses the "vous" pronoun, you can use it when you're talking to groups of people as well as single individuals. This phrase is pronounced "fairm tah boosh." Use a long a sound (as in "ray") for "ferme." Don't pronounce the final 'e' in "ferme." Use a short o sound (as in "rock") for "ta" and use a long 'u' sound (as in "stool") for "bouche." The meaning of this phrase is "shut your mouth." This phrase is almost always considered rude. The only situations when it might be laughed off is when you are using it jokingly with friends or family. If you're not worried about being offensive, you might try using this crude (but effective) phrase to get someone to shut up. This phrased is pronounced "tah gool." Use a short o sound (as in "rock") for "ta" and a long 'u' sound (as in "stool"). Don't pronounce the final e in "gueule." Be careful with this phrase. This is basically the most insulting way you can tell someone to shut up in French. You may hear good friends use it with each other, but it is not something you will want to use in "polite" company.
Summary:
Say "Taisez-vous" as an alternative. Say "Ferme ta bouche" as a rude way to ask someone to shut up. Say "Ta gueule" to very rudely tell someone to shut up.