So how much do you dress up or down for high school, college or uni?
For me at uni…I love to dress up and do my hair and proper makeup everyday.
What about you??
So how much do you dress up or down for high school, college or uni?
For me at uni…I love to dress up and do my hair and proper makeup everyday.
What about you??
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i love to do different hair styles but no makeup ...
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umm never did makeup in my uni life..neva eva
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when i was secondary school i never wore any make up at ALL in college i wore a bit of mascara n eyeliner and then in uni went bk to bein bare faced.
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Jeans and hoodies for me normally!
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Last year had an entire face and eyes makeup routine for uni. Over the summer I've changed my habits and feel slightly relieved that I'm now comfortable wearing nothing on my face except a little concealer.
I still take pride in dressing well though (whilst being modest). Maxi skirt and boots and a pretty top plus hijab is basically my go to outfit. I always have to iron everything before I wear it - when I went to uni I was astounded that other people don't do the same!
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nothing extreme. jeans and petroleum top with some remodeling clay slapped onto the hair and deisel aftershave and im good to go :D
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Refrains from inappropriate jokes
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Shak
Good choice.
As a student, I would dress up in comfy clothing unless I had a presentation so then I’d dress up formally. Hardly any makeup.
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I used to be very observant what my female class fellows used to wear.
Out of concern if they caught a cold ofcourse
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^ what a perv.
i hardly ever feel like dressing up in the mornings, so it's gotta be pile-on of clothes and no makeup as usual.
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I had clean intentions ![]()
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*''Ghalib film dekhi hai aap ne?''
^ so did i.*
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Students should be studying. PERIOD ![]()
J/K.
But ya i kinda don’t understand how girls find the time to dress up and come all made up every single day to school/uni. I don’t find it quite appropriate and also seriously where the heck do they find the time to be all done?
Mind you, i am not saying you go to study without wearing proper clothes but i don’t get the make-up and everyday straightened hair thing
. I know all my uni life i was always complimented for being well dressed by my teachers however that didnt mean i would show up at class with a chum chum jhilmil suit and make-up on my face. Maybe its just me but like i said before i do find it unappropriate for students.
Yes, wear nice but appropriate clothes, be groomed and nice n clean but that’s it!
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*''Ghalib film dekhi hai aap ne?''
^ so did i.*
that made no sense
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i don't think i can explain it in such a U forum.
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i don't think i can explain it in such a U forum.
Wth LOL O_o
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HS–had a uniform, so not much chances to dress up, but damn that was a really cute uniform.
There were quite a few rules though, about hair color (no crazy colors, only natural colors), jewelry, accessories etc.
college–i went through very weird phases. Sometimes I dressed all corporate/professional, sometimes I dressed in jeans and a tee, sometimes a skirt/dress…I was more adventurous back then. Also put alot more effort into what I wore. Definitely experimented alot with my eye makeup. Towards the end of my college/uni, alot of my friends had graduated, and I spent 90% of teh time either at work or in the library or at home with hubby (newly married then) so I didn’t really put in much effort into dressing.
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For me at uni...I love to dress up and do my hair and proper makeup everyday.
we know. We did read about your teacher in another thread.
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Hmmm for uni I do try to wear nice outfits. Not just jeans with a hoodie/tshirt and sneakers. I don't do much makeup though. Just eyeliner. I'd love to get glammed up for uni everyday but I really don't have time and it's too much of a hassle for wudu/prayer.