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Paris,Mondial coiffure beauté 2010
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服裝色彩巧妙搭配

▲白色的搭配原則

白色可與任何顔色搭配，但要搭配得巧妙，也需費一番心思。白色下裝配帶條紋的淡黃色上衣，是柔和色的最佳組合；下身著象牙白長褲，上身穿淡紫色西裝，配以 純白色襯衣，不失爲一種成功的配色，可充分顯示自我個性；象牙白長褲與淡色休閒衫配穿，也是一種成功的組合；白色褶折裙配淡粉紅色毛衣，給人以溫柔飄逸的 感覺。紅白搭配是大膽的結合。上身著白色休閒衫，下身穿紅色窄裙，顯得熱情瀟灑。在強烈對比下，白色的分量越重，看起來越柔和。

▲藍色的搭配原則

在所有顔色中，藍色服裝最容易與其他顔色搭配。不管是近似於黑色的藍色，還是深藍色，都比較容易搭配，而且，藍色具有緊縮身材的效果，極富魅力。

生動的藍色搭配紅色，使人顯得嫵媚、俏麗，但應注意藍紅比例適當。近似黑色的藍色合體外套，配白襯衣，再系上領結，出席一些正式場合，會使人顯得神秘且不失浪漫。曲線鮮明的藍色外套和及膝的藍色裙子搭配，再以白襯衣、白襪子、白鞋點綴，會透出一種輕盈的嫵媚氣息。

上身穿藍色外套和藍色背心，下身配細條紋灰色長褲，呈現出一派素雅的風格。因爲，流行的細條紋可柔和藍灰之間的強烈對比，增添優雅的氣質。
藍色外套配灰色褶裙，是一種略帶保守的組合，但這種組合再配以葡萄酒色襯衫和花格襪，顯露出一種自我個性，從而變得明快起來。

藍色與淡紫色捂配，給人一種微妙的感覺。藍色長裙配白襯衫是一種非常普通的打扮。如能穿上一件高雅的淡紫色的小外套，便會平添幾分成熟都市味兒。上身穿淡紫色毛衣，下身配深藍色窄裙，即使沒有花俏的圖案，也可在自然之中流露出成熟的韻味兒。

上身著深綠色毛衣，下身配藍色長裙，極富冬日風情；再在裏面穿一褐色蘇格蘭斜紋呢外套極具魅力，配深褐色長褲和淡褐色毛衣，充滿粗獷的鄉村色彩，同時體現 原始和自然。褐色毛衣具有素雅的風情，配米色緊身長褲，顯得輕鬆自在；下身配穿圓裙，則更具特色。暗褐色長褲配純白色襯衫，顯得端莊俊俏；上身再穿大方的 淡米色外套，可充分表現自我特性。天然琥珀色短上衣配駱駝色長褲時，可在同一色系中組合出色彩差異，産生一種複雜的情調，體現自然與瀟灑。駱駝色圍巾配可 可色毛衣和淡咖啡色裙子，這種由淡褐色至深褐色組成的迷人款式，可作爲正式服裝穿著。

褐色與白色搭配，給人一種清純的感覺。金褐色及膝圓裙與大領襯衫搭配，可體現短裙的魅力，增添優雅氣息。選用保守素雅的栗子色面料做外套，配以紅色毛衣、 紅色圍巾，鮮明生動，俏麗無比。褐色毛衣配褐色格子長褲，可體現雅致和成熟。褐色厚毛衣配褐色棉布裙，通過二者的質感差異，表現出穿著者的特有個性。

▲黑色的搭配原則


黑色服裝適合各種場合穿著。然而，如何與其他色彩的服裝搭配，卻大有學問。一般認爲，白色是黑色的最佳配色，以黑色爲主，以白色爲輔。

Be honest and open. What have you got to hide? We're all imperfect, growing, learning human beings. JUST TO BE YOURSELF !! Being with who you are Don't worry about anything but being yourself and living life to the fullest!

Be yourself; everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde

Being yourself is celebrating you, as an individual - learning to express yourself and being with who you are. For some people, it's learning to love yourself, for others, it's not hiding who you are or changing things about you to fit in. So read on to know how to express the inner you.

 Steps

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   Define yourself. You can't be yourself if you don't know, understand, and accept yourself first. It should be your primary goal to find this out. Try to take time to yourself and contemplate your life and choices. Try to think about what kind of things you would or wouldn't like to do, and act accordingly; finding out through trial and error helps more than you might think it does. You can even take personality tests, but be careful to only take what you want from them and not let them define you. Work on accepting mistakes and choices you've made; they're done and in the past. You had your reasons for them and the decision made sense at the time. There is no use crying over spilled milk, after all it made your cat happy when she lapped it up.
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   Stop caring about how people perceive you. The fact is, it really doesn't matter. It's impossible to be yourself when you're caught up in wondering "Do they think I'm funny? Does she think I'm fat? Do they think I'm stupid?" To be yourself, you've got to let go of these concerns and just let your behavior flow, with only your consideration of others as a filter — not their consideration of you. Besides, if you change yourself for one person or group, another person or group may not like you, and you could go around in a vicious cycle trying to please people; it's totally pointless in the end, and it leaves you exhausted. However, if someone you trust and respect critiques aspects of who you are, feel free to judge (honestly) whether or not it is accurate instead of accepting or dismissing the critique unconditionally.
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   Be honest and open. What have you got to hide? We're all imperfect, growing, learning human beings. If you feel ashamed or insecure about any aspect of yourself — and you feel that you have to hide those parts of you, whether physically or emotionally — then you have to come to terms with that and learn to convert your so-called flaws into individualistic quirks. Be honest with yourself, but don't beat yourself up; apply this philosophy to others, as well. There is a difference between being critical and being honest; learn to watch the way you say things to yourself and others when being honest.
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   Relax. Stop worrying about the worst that could happen, especially in social situations. So what if you fall flat on your face? Or get spinach stuck in your teeth? Learn to laugh at yourself both when it happens and afterward. Turn it into a funny story that you can share with others. It lets them know that you're not perfect and makes you feel more at ease, too. It's also an attractive quality for someone to be able to laugh at themselves and not take themselves too seriously!
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   Develop and express your individuality. Whether it's your sense of style, or even your manner of speaking, if your preferred way of doing something strays from the mainstream, then be proud of it... unless it's destructive to yourself or others. Be a character, not a type. Learn to communicate well - the better you can express yourself, the easier it is for the people who like you as you are to find you and the ones who don't to just steer clear.
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   Have a productive day. Accept that some days you're the pigeon, and that some days you are the statue. People might raise eyebrows and even make fun, but as long as you can shrug and say "Hey, that's just me" and leave it at that, people will ultimately respect you for it, and you'll respect yourself.
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   Believe in who you are. If you're always working to be someone you're not, you'll never be a happy person. Be yourself and show the world you're proud of the way you are! Nobody knows you better than you and that's how it should be. You deserve to be your own best friend, so start trying to figure out how you can do that. If you had to hang out with yourself for a day, what is the most fun type of person you could be, while still being yourself? What is the best version of you? Believe in this idea and use that as your starting point. Love and accept yourself as you are now.
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   Follow your own style. The common thing a lot of people do is copy others' actions because it seems like the better route to fit in, but really, shouldn't you stand out? Standing out is very hard, yes, but you need to try avoid assuming other people's perspectives of you, even if it's not something you would normally do; that's what being yourself is all about. Maybe you like to sit outside on the deck under an umbrella in the middle of the rain, maybe you have different ideas of things, rather than other people, maybe you like strawberry cake instead of the common chocolate cake, whatever you are, accept it. Being different is absolutely beautiful and it attracts people to you. DON'T LET PEOPLE CHANGE YOU! Don't be a second rate version of someone else.
   

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• There's a big difference between being yourself and being rude.You might have your opinions, dreams, and preferences, but so does everyone else. You shouldn't disrespect people who disagree with you; they have the privilege of being themselves just as you do. Conversely, don't agree with something you honestly don't think is right; just don't try to force your opinions on other people.
• If fads or trends strike your fancy, don't avoid them! Being yourself is all about reflecting who you are inside in what you do, and what you like is what you like, no matter how trendy it is (or not trendy, for that matter)!
• As the famous song goes, "Life's not worth a damn, until you can say 'I am what I am.' " When you can sincerely say it, you will know that you can be yourself.
• If the people you care about are setting standards for you they are trying to change who you are.
• Even if you are interested in something that doesn't interest most people, don't be afraid or hide it; stand up and show your true inner self. People will know how confident you are.
• Don't worry about anything but being yourself and living life to the fullest!
• If you have a habit that helps you escape your worries, e.g gaming or browsing the internet, keep it in balance with the rest of your life. Use it to calm down, then make time to face yourself and your insecurities.
• In some cases, reducing Internet dependency might help you feel more "connected" to yourself. It may be easier to nurture your individuality without the perpetual distractions of the Internet. Try not going online for a while, and if this leads you to start feeling better about yourself, then you may want to consider replacing all the excess time you spend on the Internet with offline activities, such as hobbies or clubs. Try connecting your two social circles by spending time offline with people who share your Internet interests. The reason the Internet is so distracting is that it's so easy to find the people you want to be with at the moment and so easy to ignore everyone else in the world. Once you've found them, your connections with them can be even richer sharing your interests offline.
• Think about it this way: Being your weird, goofy self has some ups and downs. Some people might think you're weird, call you names behind your back, or laugh at you. But by far the majority of people will have the utmost respect for you because you are brave enough to stand up to these things. People want to make friends with people who have something special about them: whether they make them feel good, have a different sense of humor, or even something as simple as being a great cook. If everyone on the planet had the same attitude or personality, the world would be a boring place.
• It needs to be understood that "being yourself" does not have anything to do with forcing yourself to just do whatever you desire or pretending that you don't care how others perceive you. It is actually the process of listening to your inner feelings and maintaining personal integrity. If you are truly uncomfortable with your pimples or your size and that is impeding your self esteem, work on these things. If you are constantly getting angry and this makes you feel alienated, work on it.
• Just because you don't care about how people perceive you doesn't mean you shouldn't be aware of it, especially in situations where being yourself might be misinterpreted. For example, you might enjoy being friendly and flirtatious, but in some cultures, that might be perceived as a sexual invitation, and you could get yourself in trouble.
• Don't lose yourself when you're with other friends. Be yourself. Don't be someone else so other people will like you; in the end, you would end up hurting other people and losing yourself.
• Don't think that being yourself means that you cannot change who you are. You want to be a person that you can be proud of, so if there is some way you can improve yourself, go for it. Don't allow your shortcomings to discourage you, but don't ignore them either.
• Make sure that you can show the same "you" to everyone consistently. If you feel the need to be secretive about something wrong you've done, you are not really being yourself; it will show and misunderstandings will occur. Do what's right. You cannot truly be yourself unless you can face yourself.
• Keep in mind that 'being yourself' is not always the right thing to do. Would you tell a despicable person to just be himself and not change a thing? No. Most of the time when people in general perceive you a certain way, it means you don't fit in to your society. Whether you want to fit in or not is up to you, but you are only setting yourself up for trouble when you neglect society's ways. (That is, unless you decide to live in a cave for the rest of your life.)
• Nobody is perfect. However, if you are outrageously flawed (for example, have a short temper), then you should look into some self-improvement rather than ignoring everyone's cues and "being yourself." Don't deny yourself of the truth by saying it's everyone else's problem and not yours. You'll only be hurting yourself in the long run.
• While you're being you, remember that "you" might have your flaws that might need to be changed, but only for the better (materialistic things/personality do not count, such as your favorite bag that everybody ridicules, or if you talk quietly). Goals and bad habits count. Say, you have bad acne and you've been stressing on it for a while. Don't say "well, 'I' have bad acne, and I want to be myself, so I'll give up on getting rid of it." Or if you have some bad habits, don't say "it's a part of me, that's the way it is," because you can still change yourself for the better and in ways which will make you grow.
• Being yourself can be cool and can get people to notice you, but don't overdo it. Sometimes it's good to just go with the flow and not stick out like a sore thumb
• Try not to mock people different from you; for all you know others could be making fun of you! Be better than them by setting an example. The whole problem is people mocking anyone who doesn't agree with all of their petty personal tastes, so if you accept others who are different from you, you will attract people who appreciate others who aren't just like them. Mutual acceptance is the best common ground.
• Remember, everyone is showing you a mirror of yourself! You have 100% responsibility for yourself and your actions!