I have two settings for social
interactions: incredibly awkward or deadpan sarcastic (is that a thing?) - Both
of which are not ideal for dating. Thus, my life is probably more of a ‘what
not to do’ model rather than a ‘how-to’ guide. For example, do not wear a black
g-string under a moderately see-through dress (always nude underwear, girls! If
you’re only going to take one thing from this please, please, let it be that).
I guess the first step is finding someone to hang out with. I couldn’t really tell you where to look but I can certainly tell you where not to. Any nightclub really. Anywhere past 1 am. And, for goodness sake, not your ex.
If you do manage to find someone who you like,
you’re going to have to navigate the minefield that is communicating in the
digital age. Don’t stress about crafting the ~PeRfEcT tXt~ (probably don’t text
him like that though) and for the love of God, do not go 157 weeks deep into
his Instagram because you will like an old picture of him and his girlfriend
and this is the consequence for being a creep.
So you’ve made it through unscathed and you’re ready to hang with
your new fella, but what to wear?
Avoid anything bodycon. It leaves
nothing to the imagination and absolutely no room for that extra slice of
pizza.
Black is always best. It’s very
flattering and spill-proof 98% of the time (why do you think I’m always wearing
black?)
If you’re going to drinks or
dinner wear casual heels. No bedazzling, no elaborate straps and nothing too
high. A simple mule like these
or a midi heel like this
pair will keep you looking nonchalant.
In a more casual setting you
can’t go wrong with jeans
and a tee.
Slip on some slides and
you’re ready to go!
Wearing: Bassike
Dress | Nicholas Vest
(similar here
and here)
| Zara Heels (similar here)
*The dying I’m referring to here
is dying of embarrassment when you lean in for a kiss and he kisses you're forehead.
Photographer: Tennyson Tostee |
Assistant: Shani Ishigaki
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