can i become a worker plz

Ok, i'll wait for Feef01 to first present me the outfits .

Also how big do you want the front cover to be, any particular size?

mnms wrote:

K...i'll work on ma task!
xoxo

thank you

i applied my name is not there

click on it very nice dress    

Prettyirum786 wrote:

hey i found this look
http://www.motelrocks.com/product_images/52572b.jpg

Great dress, very gothic & rock chic!

Prettyirum786 wrote:

were do i get the model

she is not online right now so when she is she will be doing her task. until then, just write the article. for example, you could write it on word. Me or PrettyxChick will do the layout for you. You can post some pictures of models in real life too

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Prettyirum786 wrote:

thxs do i post it here

yepp....thank you

lilystar wrote:

Prettyirum786 wrote:

thxs do i post it here

yepp....thank you

hey do u want me to add more tips?

Prettyirum786 wrote:

Emo fashion has changed with time; early trends included haircuts similar to those worn by the Romulans and Vulcans in Star Trek, tightly fitting sweaters, button-down shirts, and work jackets (often called gas station jackets).Emo Fashion was discovered in america. Emo Fashion Is For Anyone.It starts Around teenager and then builds up. The emo scene has a certain style associated with it, that is much more subtle in some cases than punk or goth, and incorporates a much broader fashion base. Emo styles do vary, some like to dress it up all the time and plan outfits, whereas others are happy being more casual and going with the flow. Here are some tips on how you can create a great emo style:
1.Wear lots of balck but unlike goths mix some bright and funky colours into it
2.Wear layeres sleeves
3.wear things that have stars,skulls and crosses
4.wear stripy winter scarfs
5.wearing tight jeans not only black but colours like rage red or bright yellow or bright pink
how to look emo on miss bimbo?
well here is some outfits you can wear.
Tops:
Emo Ts #2<<<I really Like Them
Emo Ts #1<<<Really Emo
Pants:
Leather Rock
Red Leather pants
Skirts:
Flecked Skirts
Striped Punk
Hats:
Fascinator
Roce&lace Bow
Shoes:
Sneakers
Classics<<<something infront like jean classic
Belts:
charm belts
Colorful Belts
Earings:
Bolt Earings
Necklace:
dots Bowtie
Dresses:
Lace Corset
Socks:
Leg Warmers
Lace Tights
Bags:
Clasp Evening Bag
Glasses:
Retro 60's
Jacket:
Knitted Bolero
Leather Rocker
Lingerie:
Lace Panties
Bracelets:
Spiked Bracelet
Triple Bracelet

wow! that is great! It will be included in the magazine! As  you did the first task so well, I will set another for you for a bit later on. Just keep checking backn at HQ! Great tips, we will be sure to do a funky layout! thank you so much

lilystar wrote:

Prettyirum786 wrote:

http://www.emoboyfriend.com/img/catpics/emo-fashion.jpg
chect it out

cool, I've thought of a new task for you.
as this mag's theme is emo, your new task is to tell about emo hair and make-up.
if your not too sure, check around the internet and look at some pictures  !
you don't have to do it straight away, the mag is coming out in July so there's no rush!

cool u no wen i met u i never new wat emo was but im intrested in emo its so coool

Here are some tips for emo make up:
1.Moistureizer on a clean face, the moisturizer being MAC's Strobe Cream in this instance (the pot is just a sample, that I got. I think its time for a larger tube now).
2. Primer over the moisturizer (thick), many primers come in a small pot or something mine happens to come in a little tube that has a wand not that much unlike lip-gloss. This Urban Decay primer is the only non MAC product I use.
3.Base shadow, I used Nocturnelle with a 242 applicator brush. The shadow should go over the entire lid up to the crease.
Dark areas on the inner and outer areas of the lid. I used my 242 again with Signed and Sealed eye shadow.
4. Now the defining color in this case being Swish. Applied once more with the 242. The defining color should be applied in a sort of T shape going from the middle of the lid where there is just base up into the crease.
5. Now blend these two with a 217, so as to meld or smooth out the lines.
6. Now add the blending color with the 242 which in this case is Vapour. A very light, very sparkly pink. Each color starting with the defining color is begging to move up the eyes towards the brow. This blending color should be right below the brow.
7. Mascara. I like to do mine now so that I can work the liner into it later on. I like to apply mascara first from the bottom of the upper lashes at the base and then work on the top to plump the up. As for the bottom lashes just stick some on them, they 're a bugger to define. You 'll probably get a little here and there around your eyes, I like to use a Q-Tip with a bit of moistureizer on the tip to remove it after its dried.
8. Liner I like to use a liquid liner by MAC called Fluidline (Blacktrack) and a 266 brush to apply it. I like to apply it on my upper and and lower water lines or inner lid.
9. Any foundations or blushes. I used a blush that sslightly darker than my skin tone to define my jaw.
10. Done!

Hair :

♥ Black - true Emo hair styles start from a basic deep black colouring. Very few people have truly black hair, so this is usually a dyed in colour, which can also be combined with streaks and sections of other colours, from natural lowlights/highlights to vivid punk type colours like neon pinks and electric blues.

♥ Asymmetrical - Emo haircuts are typically asymmetrical, with choppy, sharply cut layers. This allows people to be imaginative and original with their hair styling, and creates looks that are at once well groomed, trendy and wild

♥ Straight - Emo hair styles begin with dead straight, sleek hair, which can only really be achieved with modern straightening irons and hair serums. Spiky hair is popular in Emo styles as well, but these are typically trendy, sleek spikes rather than random messy spikes of punk styles.

Emo hair styles encourage people to experiment with the shape of their hair from the cut right through to the accessories, and can be a fun way to individualise your personal look. Clips, grips and hair bands can be used to accentuate and create various shapes, and colour can be added in blocks or streaks to create volume and texture. Emo hairstyles can be any length, and can easily be created at home, although it might be a good idea to get the basic cut done by a professional to get those really sharp, razored-in layers. There are no particular rules when it comes to cutting the hair for Emo styles, just get inventive with choppy layers and fringes, but whatever length you have these styles are normally longer at the front to cover and frame the face.

Short Emo Hair  Shorter Emo hair styles are all about shape and a good guideline to a basic cut is short and snappy at the back, and longer and sharply razored-in at the front. A simple style to create is to rub a little styling wax into your hair with your fingers and then mist over with hairspray. Then use straightening irons all over to finish off with a smooth, glossy look. The fringe and front sections of the hair are normally left to fall sleekly across the face, or you might want to clip them back with some funky hair grips. Short emo hair is also excellent for recreating spiky styles, and to get those really well groomed, sleek spikes straighten the hair first, and then use a little hair wax to sculpt the spikes upwards.

Mid-length emo hair Mid length emo hair is great for showing off those really choppy sharp styles, so get your layers razor cut and use straightening irons and hair serum to make the finish really modern and sleek. You can also have fun with colours, such as streaks or even clip-in extensions, which come in a range of funky bright dyes. Experiment with accessorises as well, but remember that Emo styles are rarely 'up dos', and the shape of the hair comes from the cut and textures, rather than styling the hair into standard pony tails, plaits, French twists etc.

Long emo hair Long hair needs to be really well cut, with lots of sharp, funky layers to create definition and stop the hair from looking out of condition and lank. It can be too damaging for long hair to keep dying it different colours, so it might be a good idea just to dye it the basic black, and then use temporary clip-in hair extensions for splashes of colour. Also if you have very thick hair then layers can help smooth out the overall shape and stop it from looking too bushy. If you want to create more volume in a longer style, you can spray the top back layers of your cut with a good holding hairspray, and then gently backcomb with a brush. Keep the longer bottom layers and the fringe straight to maintain that look of well groomed sleekness.

Miss bimbo emo:

<<<Emo Style For Miss Bimbo
By PrettyIrum786

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