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JAM | May 15, 2021

What not to wear on your first date

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Our Today is ready to help a sis out.

Due to the non-existent dating culture in Jamaica, women often make style mistakes when going on a first date.

The EleganceJournal took to highlighting the seven styling ‘Don’ts’ to ensure an elegant, polished and high-value image is portrayed.

One a first date, a woman should want to prioritise her value first, then find a fine balance between being an eye-catcher, well collected and an interesting person altogether.

To avoid mistakes on a first date, steer clear of any possible mishaps that could include a risk of looking inappropriate or like you’re trying too hard to impress a man.

The aim of a first date is to let your true persona and appearance communicate who you are, in an effort to avoid giving off the wrong impression.

Let’s not worry just yet!

Here Our Today lists the seven tips suggested by the Elegancejournal.

This may be a great dress, but not ideal for a first date. Let him focus on getting to know you without too much of a distraction.

Tip 1: Don’t show too much skin

Discretion communicates self-assurance and selectivity.

#WhateverYouDoSisKeepItCuteSis

How will it work out if this is what he sees on that first date? (Source: @danielmarven)

Tip 2: Don’t wear heels you can’t walk in

Walk in comfort and Confidence, never miss a step.

#AlwaysClassyNeverTrashy

Tip 3: Don’t wear and outfit that isn’t you

Be true to yourself and your true nature.

#BeYOUTiful

Tip 4: Don’t wear a new outfit

Trying too hard to impress might send the wrong message.

#KeepItSimple

Tip 5: Don’t wear outfits that require maintenance

Avoid refocusing your attention elsewhere by readjusting complicated straps, lacing or ties.

#QualityOverQuantity

Nuff said! (Source: itsgonewrong.com)

Tip 6: Don’t wear clothes that don’t fit well

Maintain a polished and svelte (graceful) appearance that communicates a confident, collected image.

#WearYourSize

Tip 7: Don’t wear a trend you’re still exploring

Prioritise comfort and avoid any styling anxiety by selecting familiar pieces.

#StickToWhatYouKnow

Fashion Marketer and curator, Kerry- nn Clarke, owner of KerryManWomanHome, advises that we all know that you never get a second chance to make a great first impression.

“My simple advice is to be the person YOU would like to meet,” Clarke said.

Comment on what your go-to outfit or accessory is to ensure your looking polished on our social media page!

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