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Aside from the fact that its 33 degrees outside, all these philosophers, numbers, filipino jargon, charts and papers are driving me crazy. I’ve been staring at them for the past ten hours deciding on whether or not I should start studying or just screw it and go to bed. I’ve done neither. Just a lot of chocolate. Damn you valentines day extras! I’m getting distracted by the idea that there isn’t anything else to do but study. How crazy is that? Oh sweet weekend….please come sooner!
Hello again! I’m trying so much to stop procrastinating, as i was supposed to be done studying for a test… like 3 hours ago. But…. I haven’t started! 2 more days, and I’m getting more lethargic by the minute! Whatever, not like they can fail me now. hahaha.
I’m sorry to leave you guys with another bad photo. I really think I need a new camera, or at least somewhere else to take pictures! My yellow walls are getting old and boring
Anyway, people have been asking me what my secret is to looking tall in photos. HAHA ME! Im like…5’2 (or maybe even 5’1 and 3/4′s haha) I think it’s all about the secret of proportioning what you wear.
1. LEGS
You can easily make your legs look longer by not wearing anything that cuts them into pieces (i.e. long boots, long shorts, long straps on shoes, high socks) Instead, I opt to wear shorter hems, and nude shoes (preferrably heels) because they instantly add a few more inches to your wonderful gams! I’m really petite, so it doesn’t look slutty. Just make sure your butt has full coverage, and you’re good to go! Oh, and also make sure that you’re not leaving those dreaded cellulites out in the open!
2. TORSO
Having a long torso makes you look skinnier than you really are. Unfortunately, and like the rest of the normal people out there, I wasn’t naturally endowed with this, so I have to make do with a medium sized one. The key to lengthening your torso is again, by cheating the proportions. Avoid trends that emphasize the part of your body where your torso ends. Shift or empire cut are my favorites. When a trend calls for this, however, you need to tweak it a little. For example, high waisted shorts or skirts should be placed a little lower than your waist, so that the area between the end of your bust and your waist appear longer.
I guess that’s about it! As my good friend always says, proportion is key.