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\author{ChiTownFleek (vllad)}
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    \vspace{-2pt}\large{\bf{\textcolor{DarkBackground}{\textrm{The Fleek Formula Cheat Sheet}}}} \\
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  \vspace{-2pt}ChiTownFleek (vllad) \\
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  \mymulticolumn{1}{p{5.377cm}}{\bf\textcolor{white}{Cheat Sheet}}  \\
   \vspace{-2pt}Published 11th December, 2015.\\
   Updated 13th May, 2016.\\
   Page {\thepage} of \pageref{LastPage}.
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Wear clean and nice shoes & Shoes should be the cornerstone of your style. Nice shoes are the essential final piece for every outfit you put together \tn 
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Find colours that work for you & If you wear the correct colors for your skin tone, you will accentuate your good looks, whereas, wearing the wrong colors will be unflattering. As a rule, bright red, pale pink, teal, and eggplant, look good on all skin types \tn 
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Dress for your body type & See relevant info about that here : \seqsplit{http://bit.ly/1ypXYv3} \tn 
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Wear clean and wrinkle-free clothes & Take your clothes to the dry cleaner, or wash your clothes after you wear them, being careful to fold or hang them so they do not wrinkle. \tn 
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Dress business casual if you work in a non-professional setting such as in retail, in a restaurant, or in customer service. & Business casual should still look professional but does not require you to wear a suit and tie. \tn 
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Dress to look older & If you're still wearing clothes that scream "student days" you're going to be treated like a boy with no experience in the real world.  Buck the trend, age your look a little, and get the respect you deserve from older men. \tn 
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If your work environment accepts this, roll up your sleeves. & This little trick will unconciously tell your boss that you are "ready to work" . How to do it proper: \seqsplit{http://bit.ly/1C6tLD9} \tn 
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Own your style & You have to express your own style because nobody likes a person that is copying somebody else. Friends will be the first who notice that. \tn 
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Don't pay attention to their critiques, unless they have a motive & We all know that friends say bad things about us sometimes. You don't have to listen to their critiques and just dress however you like . But in some cases you need to pay attention to their motive, the next tip will be relevant in from this point of view. \tn 
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If you have really close friends,business partners, or  a group & Make sure that all of your outfits are on point, let's say you go somewhere together. This will increase the chances of people to look at you from a positive perspective \tn 
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Be yourself ! & You shouldn't care too much about how you look in the presence of your friends, in the end they are your people. \tn 
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Don't wear your nicest clothes. & And let's be honest: no one's really going to appreciate the subtle lilt of your cashmere windowpane sports coat — not in this light, and not in here. \tn 
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Don't wear black. & This may sound counterintuitive, but listen: clubs tend to be festooned with black-light bulbs. \tn 
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Don't check your coat. & Wear something that can survive the heat inside without you having to survive the coat-check line or whatever the hell is happening to your overcoat stuffed in the banquet over there. \tn 
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Do not, under any circumstances, wear sunglasses. & The whole concept is kind of obnoxious, really. And besides, sunglasses inhibit your ability to get a good look at whether a woman is as attractive as upon first glance. \tn 
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