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Pick an outfit that is appropriate for where you're going. You also want to be yourself; don't dress totally out of character. Consider which clothes you feel good in that present your best self and make you feel attractive and confident. Many girls notice style details. Don't pair a great outfit with unworthy shoes. Pick kicks that are in good condition and go with your outfit as well as what you're doing on your date. Wear fresh cologne. Have good dental hygiene no bad breath! Make sure that your nails are clean and trimmed, and get a hair cut if you need one. Wear deodorant. Don't use cologne that you've had for longer than three years, as the oils can change and begin to smell stale. Avoid wearing both scented soap and cologne, as the smells can clash stick with one or the other. Apply cologne sparingly to the skin on your chest and neck right after you get out of the shower. Don't put cologne on your clothes, walk through a cloud of it, or rub it in once applied. Prevent bad breath by brushing your teeth, flossing, using mouthwash, and gargling with a half-teaspoon of baking soda dissolved in a small glass of water. If you're driving, you'll need your driver's license. Bring cash or a credit card that covers more than you think you'll need for expenses on the date. For instance, people spend an average of $80 on a date, and that number may increase for special occasions like Valentine's Day or a first date. If you live in a city where the cost of living is higher, that number can even double. Don't plan to spend more than you can reasonably afford. Plan a budget-friendly date, if necessary, like sight-seeing.
Wear an outfit that makes you feel good about yourself. Wear nice shoes. Be well-groomed. Remember your wallet.