Q: Design your wardrobe (especially if on a budget) to have a lot of stuff that matches (or doesn't--if that's your style). Prepare your outfits the night before. Not only does this save time, it allows you to put more thought into what you're wearing, giving the impression that you're cool and composed in all decisions stylish. Know the color wheel. A quick Google search for matching colors and patterns will reveal all sorts of informative sources regarding how to match. Even if you're looking to dress against convention, it always helps to know what goes with what. If you can afford it, try and go in on some high quality (do your research) items which can serve as foundations for your wardrobe. Shoes should be on the top of this list; no other item in your wardrobe will be used as much with as much wear and tear. Be sure it fits. Most clothing stores (note: not stores that also sell clothes) will have staff trained to measure your size and help you pick out items to match. You could buy the most expensive clothing and it would still look awful if none of it fit. Don't skimp on underwear. It may be tempting to save money on the piece of clothing least seen, but good fitting, high quality underwear lasts long and contributes to well-fitting pants. If you can afford it, try and build a relationship with a reliable alterations tailor as well as dry cleaner. Having one or both goes a long way towards making quality clothing last as long as it can. Browse regularly, buy rarely. Always know what's available, whether in stores or in shops online. It helps to know all of your options before making a choice. At the core of your wardrobe should be versatile pieces, available for many different occasions. This saves a tremendous amount of trouble when it comes to crafting your outfits, as beginning the process will be as simple as choosing a piece to build on. Own a pair of shoes for every occasion. This will probably mean at least three: one casual (not running shoes), one semi-formal, and one formal. For the latter two, try to have one brown pair and one black, this covers essentially 99% of possible outfits. Dark wash jeans are almost a must-have, as they go with a variety of outfits and occasions. Even for the semi-formal events, dark wash jeans can be paired with an image-less t-shirt and well-fitted suit jacket if you're looking for something simple, but tasteful. Have one white and one blue button-down shirt. Like the dark wash jeans, quality button-downs are a tremendously versatile item. While the obvious pairing is formal, with a suit jacket or sports coat, you could roll up the sleeves and wear them un-tucked with jeans or slacks.
A: Shop for outfits. Buy quality that lasts. Have foundation pieces.

Q: Visit a photography store, an electronics store, or order lens cleaning spray online. Zeiss, ROR, and Nikon make lens cleaning solutions that are highly effective. Never use your breath, glass cleaner, or any type of chemical cleaner on your camera lens. Find a microfiber cloth and use it only for your camera. Never use your t-shirt or any cloth that isn't a microfiber cloth, as other fabrics are too abrasive and can scratch the lens. Spray the solution on the cloth and never directly onto the the lens. You may find microfiber cloths that are also specifically designed to be used on lenses. Gently press the damp cloth to the middle of the lens and begin to wipe it in circular motions. Wipe the lens in a spiral, moving toward the outside of the lens. Be sure not to press too hard. Wipe the lens only once if possible. It's best to minimize contact with the lens. When you are done using the cloth, store it in a bag so it stays clean. Rinse the rag out with clean, cold water after every three uses. Do not use commercial detergents to wash the cloth, as these could end up getting on your lens.
A: Choose a cleaning spray for camera lenses. Spray a microfiber cloth with the cleaning solution. Wipe the lens from the center outward. Store the cloth in a bag.

Q: . People are attracted to those who are confident and sure of themselves, so don't feel bad about who you are. For example, it's okay to be a little dorky if that's part of your personality -- own it with confidence to attract the right guy. Part of being confident is openly enjoying the things that you like without feeling self-conscious. Whether it's dancing, playing video games, or reading a book, enjoy yourself and don't worry about looking "cool." Remember to keep your confidence in check, though. Don't be argumentative with others about your opinions, tastes, or ideas, but feel free to state them without shame. . If a guy sees you being kind to others, he'll know you're someone he wants to be around. Show compassion and love to those around you, including your friends, family, and even strangers, to increase the chance of a guy liking you. Small gestures can show your kindness. Hold the door open for others, arrive on time when you have plans with others, ask your friends how their day is going, and smile at the people who you pass on the street. Being patient and understanding when dealing with others can also show your kindness. If your friend snaps at you because they're having a bad day, accept their apology without making them feel bad. You want your guy to feel like he can spend time with you and still do the things that he enjoys. People are usually drawn to others who are more agreeable, so be willing to try new things, such as different types of food or movies that you don't usually watch. If the things he enjoys are a bit unusual, he may really appreciate someone who shows genuine interest in them. For example, if he keeps odd collections, ask about them rather than raising an eyebrow. . In general, people are attracted to those who have a positive outlook. Try to focus on the little things in life that can brighten even the worst day, such as an interesting conversation or your favorite meal. If you make an effort to be positive in your day-to-day life, others will be able to pick up on your positive energy. It can take some work to become a more positive thinker. Try to catch negative thoughts and find a new way to look at the situation. For example, you may think, "I'm running late for school. I'm going to get in big trouble!" Instead, tell yourself something like, "It's a good thing I'm not usually late, so this won't be that big a deal." A guy wants to feel like he's free to be himself, which requires some alone time. Respect that space by having your own interests and activities outside of him. Make it clear to him you have your own group of friends, hobbies, and interests. If he sees you're more independent, he's likely to want you more. For example, if he asks you to go out on a night that you have plans with friends, don't cancel your original plans too eagerly. Your guy may worry that you're too focused on him if you drop everything, so try making plans with him for the next night instead. Don't let conversations get boring or repetitive. If the conversation seems to be dying down, bow out or change the topic. Avoid awkward small talk as much as possible. To keep a conversation going, ask good questions. For example, if he's telling you about a book that he's reading, you might say, "I love that one too! What do you like best about it?" You can always default to asking about things he likes. For example, if he's a movie buff, ask about his favorite films.
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Act confident Be kind Be open to new things. Be positive Give him his space. Keep your conversations interesting.