When
Dieting Makes Fashion Sense
Everyone
needs a little fashion.....
Have you ever went to an event and felt underdressed? Have you ever went to an event
and felt overdressed?
Unless an
individual was bold enough to don a low cut sexy red
number to work, odds are that most of us have felt underdressed
on more occasions than overdressed.
Getting
all dressed up gives us a sense of pride, of confidence,
of 'I'm one hot cookie'. When we know that we
look good, it effects the way that we feel about ourselves.
Fashion
has little to do with weight. Whether we are razor-thin
or big and fluffy makes little difference.
One of the
most beautiful women that I ever saw weighed well over
200 pounds. She was checking me out at a local
apparel store and she wasn't dressed like any checker
that I'd ever seen before.
Her fingers
were well-manicured; her hair had been professionally
done; her outfit was bold and immaculate; her manner
was friendly, yet she was very efficient. And
I just stood there thinking how beautiful this woman
was, and secretly, I wondered if she knew how beautiful
she was.
It is often
said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but
beauty is indeed a marriage of Inner Beauty and Outer
Beauty.
If you find
that you are continually fighting with your weight,
rather than placing the full emphasis on your daily
diet plan, try sharing the focus with the things
you wear. And not only clothing. Hats, belts,
jewelry, purses, fanny packs, scarves, head bands, hair
decor, stockings, time pieces - and so forth.
Tom purchased
me a cheap fuzzy purse last winter and I've received
more compliments on that cheap little purse than anything
that I've ever owned before.
Accessories
can really boost compliments - and compliments just
flat make us feel better about ourselves.
Go Tiger!!
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