Re: Taking matters into my own hands - question for the guys
First, you need to stand in front of the mirror, and decide what you like and dislike about yourself. Once the analyzing is done and over with, it's time to emphasize those beautiful features to make them prominent, thereby making the not-so-important features unnoticeable. Use light to moderate make up to help you through this. I would not suggest using the bold, bright colors. Your aim should be to appear natural yet, classy and elegant. Extremely heavy make up rather makes a girl's face look more like a cake. Definitely use mascara **or even light-density false eyelashes. Don't forget the **eyeliner **above the eyes. As for lipstick, use some rosy / pinkish colornot something too bold, red, maroon or any of that]. Your **goal should be a dewy, fresh looking face.
I don't know you personally but I want to say please don't do the duck-face pictures. You know those lip poses or anything of that sort. It's highly disregarded by most men.
Try to do salwar kameez but some elegant one. I'm not sure about the latest salwar kameez trends [haven't shopped for them since the past 7-8 months]. You need to decide what your signature style is. Which kind of dressing gives definition **to your figure? Like I said with the makeup thing, analyze yourself. If you're a pear body shape, chooridaar is not the best idea. If you're chubby try to wear some **trendy **shirt / kameez with vertical lines doing downwards. This is the time to think about all compliments about you given by other people, and **highlight those physical features. About the jewelry: don't wear a heavy necklace with a Pakistani dress. I wouldn't prefer a necklace but a subtle design is alright if you really want to. Focus on the ear jewelry - something moderately heavy looks awesome.
If you also want to do western clothing, wear a blazer. Blazers are a huge part of my wardrobe and they simply add elegance to my outfit. I would also prefer boot-cut pants: they look mature and classy. Don't go over the top on the jewelry. If you have a round face, wear long earrings and vice versa. Maybe a light pendant to go with it.
One more thing: If you're doing multiple pictures, try not to dress in similar colors in all of them. Use different outfit styles, entirely different colors. So with every picture, you look like a new you.
Re: Taking matters into my own hands - question for the guys
Love yourself!! When you feel awesome you'll look awesome in everything.
Be happy with your self.
Allah is to decide our fate.
Be with someone who will love you and your baby. People who put you down don't need to be part your life.
If its meant to be it will happen. Just work hard and smile. x
Re: Taking matters into my own hands - question for the guys
First, you need to stand in front of the mirror, and decide what you like and dislike about yourself. Once the analyzing is done and over with, it's time to emphasize those beautiful features to make them prominent, thereby making the not-so-important features unnoticeable. Use light to moderate make up to help you through this. I would not suggest using the bold, bright colors. Your aim should be to appear natural yet, classy and elegant. Extremely heavy make up rather makes a girl's face look more like a cake. Definitely use mascara **or even light-density false eyelashes. Don't forget the **eyeliner **above the eyes. As for lipstick, use some rosy / pinkish colornot something too bold, red, maroon or any of that]. Your **goal should be a dewy, fresh looking face.
I don't know you personally but I want to say please don't do the duck-face pictures. You know those lip poses or anything of that sort. It's highly disregarded by most men.
Try to do salwar kameez but some elegant one. I'm not sure about the latest salwar kameez trends [haven't shopped for them since the past 7-8 months]. You need to decide what your signature style is. Which kind of dressing gives definition **to your figure? Like I said with the makeup thing, analyze yourself. If you're a pear body shape, chooridaar is not the best idea. If you're chubby try to wear some **trendy **shirt / kameez with vertical lines doing downwards. This is the time to think about all compliments about you given by other people, and **highlight those physical features. About the jewelry: don't wear a heavy necklace with a Pakistani dress. I wouldn't prefer a necklace but a subtle design is alright if you really want to. Focus on the ear jewelry - something moderately heavy looks awesome.
If you also want to do western clothing, wear a blazer. Blazers are a huge part of my wardrobe and they simply add elegance to my outfit. I would also prefer boot-cut pants: they look mature and classy. Don't go over the top on the jewelry. If you have a round face, wear long earrings and vice versa. Maybe a light pendant to go with it.
One more thing: If you're doing multiple pictures, try not to dress in similar colors in all of them. Use different outfit styles, entirely different colors. So with every picture, you look like a new you.
was this one of your shortest replies? :D
Re: Taking matters into my own hands - question for the guys
I'm a guy:D,
Step1: Open your hair, eye-liner (yumm), choori dar pajama.
Step2: Don't look directly in the camera look down towards the side with a slight smile ... and make sure there are two pics, one that shows the complete you, and one that shows just the face, both important :P
No way, can I ever yell at anybody? 
Laykin Mayneh kisseh fry kiya 
