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Falling into Autumn Trends

Lucia Molina
Features Editor

Fall is quickly approaching which means it’s time for a wardrobe upgrade to suit the weather and new trends. This fall’s it-list is strongly influenced by military, different shades of green, mixed textures, and boots in any style. Thrown all together, this look may be a little too bold for school. But by implicating just a few pieces into your wardrobe, you’ll be set for the season. The following are pieces that I think would be easy to include in an everyday outfit…

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Please be appropriate

Kelly Saiz

Ok, I get it, we’re in high school and we’re supposed to experiment with different things. Every girl occasionally craves trying something new, some even prefer the little risk of wearing something that gives them a feel-good high.

No one will ever make all of the right choices. Truthfully, I hesitate from writing about this because

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Fresh faced for spring

This look is easy to do and simple enough to wear to school on a daily basis. Before beginning make-up application, it’s important to first prime your face with SPF moisturizer and let it set for about three minutes. This allows time for your skin to take in the moisture and SPF for protection from the sun. I recommend Clinique’s Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion which deeply penetrates the skins in order to give it that silk-like look and feel…

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Spring Wardrobe 101

Lucia Molina
Courant Blogger

It’s still winter, yet I cannot stop thinking about spring. There are so many fun and flattering trends forming that the industry is buzzing with excitment. I’ve spotted the following spring pieces on the runways, celebrities, and in the fashinon industry. Be careful when pairing these pieces together becasue of the chunky accessories and bright coloring of the clothing– clashing may occur…

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It’s all about the way you wear it

Kelly Saiz

The 90/10 rule states that 10% of life is what happens to you while 90% is your perspective or reaction. Let’s apply this to style: the clothes in your closet are 10% of your style, the other 90% is presentation. It’s very liberating to leave 90% of one’s appearance to the imagination. You cannot put a price tag on an impeccable air…

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