Makeup for DECA Tomorrow.

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Averie D.

Jan 14, 2015

Averie D.

Okay, so, tomorrow I have District DECA and I am also running for DECA Officer. The attire is business professional, but I still want to look cute at the same time. What do you think I should do?

Alexis C.

Jan 14, 2015

Alexis C.

Dress pants, a cute blouse, optional blazer, and heels or flats, maybe in a fun color to add a pop of color. Also some simple jewelry (:

Alexis C.

Jan 14, 2015

Alexis C.

Keep the makeup simple, a neutral gradient eye, but add some color with a red lip or a pop of color on the lower lash line.

Carsam R.

Jan 14, 2015

Carsam R.

This eye with red lip.

Emily W.

Jan 14, 2015

Emily W.

What is DECA? I think a red lip is a little too much for a sophomore in high school, and isn't appropriate for a business setting.

Keep your makeup minimal, if you wear any at all. Mascara, sheer lip gloss, maybe BB cream if anything. You're young, embrace it! ;)

For clothing, something like Alexis said would be fine. Khakis or slacks, a blouse (cover your shoulders, cleavage, and midriff; no sheer fabrics or loud prints/colors). An easy outfit is a pair of khakis or black slacks, a colored tank top or tee shirt (nothing neon; jewel tones look nice), and a fitted cardigan (not the giant hobo sweaters that are popular right now) or blazer. You can wear some nice jewelry to add some sparkle, and a pair of cute flats or low heels (closed toe, 2" or less).

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