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Friday, April 19, 2024

It's no secret that college kids love their sleep. But whether exams have students pulling all-nighters, or partying late into the night before an 8 a.m. class seems like a good idea, sleep is often eliminated from the equation. But even if you're running on little or no sleep, there is no need to dress like it.

To look your best while feeling your worst, follow these simple steps for a put together look in less than 20 minutes:

Put on real clothes

Sweatpants, pajamas and gym clothes are all major fashion no-nos that far too many break far too often. Unless you're actually going to be going to the gym directly from class, stop wearing exercise clothes on a daily basis.

Slipping on a tank top and jeans or a simple sundress is just as easy and will leave you looking a lot cuter.

Accessorize

Throwing on a necklace or some earrings will

make it seem like you put a lot more thought

into your outfit than you actually did and will

take no more than a minute.

Do something with your hair

Unkempt locks can be the ultimate give away of

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a long night. Choose a simple hairdo like a

messy bun, ponytail, braid or put back with a

headband to keep a polished look when you're

feeling rough.

Don't skip makeup

It may not be necessary to wear a full face of

makeup, but simple necessities will keep you

from looking like a zombie after a night without

any shuteye.

Look awake by applying a coat of black mascara

to top lashes. Tinted moisturizer will cover

flaws, and blush will help to brighten the face

to look more rested.

Simply put, the worse you feel, the better

you should dress. No one will suspect you're

running on no sleep when your outfit looks

better than theirs.

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