What to wear on a First date and why the dress code matters

Stick to your style; If the date is casual, a white shirt, with the top buttons open, under a bomber jacket that hits right at your butt can be girdled up with red lipstick. it’s a look that is no-fuss hot. You can also go for a pencil skirt with a liquid-silk blouse.The fabric clings beautifully on the bust but drapes systematically elsewhere. Then match it with some simple stiletto heels. Trust me, you will look elegant in this outfit than you least expect.

Display only what matters strategically. Try a strapless or spaghetti-strap top that shows off your shoulders, paired with black pants. Or a fitted turtleneck dress with long sleeves; it leaves something to the imagination while highlighting your silhouette.”

Keep your jewelry minimal. Dainty earrings with a tiny diamond are so feminine. Delicate layered chains or a very thin choker, which is suggestive without being obvious is perfect too.

Avoid looking too vampy or flirtatious on a first date. You don’t really know each other well romantically yet and being suggestive or provocative on a first date is a definite no-no. Worst still, looking too vampy can cause your date to relegate you to the one-night date rather than treating you as a serious long-term prospect.

There will be plenty more time to see more of you as the dates progress, and if the date doesn’t work out, well then, he didn’t deserve to see anything more! The are some clothing to avoid on a first date;

• Anything too low cut, low slung. If you wear a low-cut top, don’t pair it with a short skirt, or vice versa. One slightly suggestive item of clothing is more than sufficient; don’t ruin it by making an overall statement.
• Your butt sticking out of your jeans. He doesn’t need to see your underwear yet, in any shape or form.
• A tummy roll over your jeans. Unpleasant and unlikely to garner further interest no matter how much you think it’s your right to dress this way. Save it for non-date occasions.
• Short, figure-hugging clothing. The shorter it is, the less appropriate it is for a first date.
• Lace-up tops, bodices that evict your bust, anything see-through.

Keep your hair as simple as possible in the way you usually do. It’s fine to try to make it look nicer as long as it doesn’t give your date a wrong impression of who you are or smell like a firebomb of hairspray. For the first date keep it simple and real, same thing goes for your make-up.

Elaborate hairstyles that cause you pain during the date will have your mind focused on overcoming the pain rather than on your date. Forget anything that twists and pulls your hair in strange new ways and wear your hair in a way that you know feels good.

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