Win a Super Cute Scarf! [Giveaway]

June 27, 2011 11:30 am     Posted in Cool Stuff  Candy -- NYU g+ page


By Candy

When was the last time you emerged from the depths (all 2 feet) of your closet proclaiming that you simply had nothing to wear? Boring shirts, been-there-done-that dresses, and accessories that…well, don’t even get me started on the accessories! Who ever said huge rhinestones were a good look?? Luckily summer poses a whole bunch of new options for ways to add a splash of color and a shock of pizzazz into your tired wardrobe.

Make a statement with Jockey Person to Person scarves – the perfect accent for any outfit. Featured here is the Silk Scarf that comes in Pinot Noir Link, Black Link, Blue Clay Mosaid or Concentrated Coral Mosaic (retails for $39).Other scarves available from Jockey Person to Person include the Crinkle Scarf (featured in the image) that comes in Bull’s Eye Red or Rich Indigo ($39) – visit jockeypersontoperson.com to learn more.

Drum roll, please. Here’s how you can win a Jockey Person to Person scarf of your own!

1. Tell us your favorite “beat the heat” summer styling tip in the comments below for your chance to win.  That’s it.  Oh, and make sure to use your real e-mail address so we can contact you if you win.

2. Contest closes on June 30th at 11:59 pm

3. Please note this giveaway is only open to US and Canadian residents. For official rules and more legal mumbo-jumbo, click here.

107 Comments on "Win a Super Cute Scarf! [Giveaway]"

  1. Nellie says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201111:45 am 

    Never underestimate the power of the ponytail! For some reason, a high pony will always make me feel perky, and a low one is about as sophisticated as your hair will get when it’s too hot to spend more than 30 seconds on your hair. So I don’t look like I just stumbled out of junior high, I like to accessorize mine with cute summery accessories like barettes or headbands, or if I’m feeling really girly, a bow.

  2. Zoey says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201111:55 am 

    My beat the heat styling tip is to always wear layers so you can take them off when it's hot outside, but have a sweater handy for the chilly AC at a restaurant (for instance).

  3. Helvi says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201112:05 pm 

    My summer styling tip is an anti-chaffing stick. It's perfect for your thighs when wearing dresses or shorts in the hot weather.

  4. dot says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201112:23 pm 

    A top knot or ponytail, sunglasses, and a hat always help in the summer heat.

  5. Alisha says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201112:24 pm 

    Always have a bathing suit with you. You never know when the chance to cool down in some water will arise.

  6. Izzy says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201112:28 pm 

    There's nothing worse than long hair sticking to the back of your neck. I rarely wear my hair down in the summer, so I've perfected the high ponytail and ballerina bun.

  7. Sara says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201112:57 pm 

    One word. Deodorant. Always in my purse.

  8. Allison says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20111:00 pm 

    My best beat the heat summer styling tip is using the wonderful spin pins to really get the hair off of my neck and using a smoothing cream when my hair is wet. This way, when I get done with work and am going out with friends and want my hair down, there are nice soft waves! And no kinks!

  9. Alice Q. says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20111:21 pm 

    I braid my hair to cool myself down – usually around my bangs. Added bonus: it's the current hair trend!

  10. @carleebb says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20111:34 pm 

    Skip the camisoles under things and try the bandeau top underneath things. Because as much as you want to go sans layers, sometimes Grandma doesn't want to see your girls at the family picnic. So slip a bandeau top under lower cut shirts for added texture and less fabric than a long tank.

  11. @mefink says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20111:39 pm 

    Always have sandals on can't stand to wear shoes and socks in the summer.

  12. Angelee says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20111:40 pm 

    At work, I wear a flowy top instead of a polo that meets dress code, but is not as heat trapping!

  13. Jen says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:05 pm 

    My summer styling tip is to French braid your hair. It will keep the hair off your neck so you stay cool and is a bit more sophisticated than a ponytail. Add a cute sundress and you're good to go!

  14. Sarah says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:07 pm 

    I don’t know a better way to beat the heat then a cute beach tunic. Wear it by the water to cover up or pair it with white cropped denim and some cute jewlery for a cute night out outfit. Light and breezy, never sleazy!!

  15. Briana says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:13 pm 

    My favorite “beat the heat” summer styling tip is to forgo layers in favor of lighter, more simple garments.

  16. Tyler K says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:20 pm 

    The best beat the heat summer styling tip is fluffy curled ponytails! It keeps hair away from face and no hassle plus you can put a sun floppy hat on top to shield off that beautiful skin from the sun. :)

  17. Sophia says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:20 pm 

    I like to wear a bun on top of my head with a headband. It's cute and so easy to do when you're too hot to do anything else. But since my hair is cut quite short these days I'll have to say just wear big sunglasses!

  18. Kelsey says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:26 pm 

    I like to wear billowy shirts that are made of a light fabric with a cute tank top on underneath. These shirts let the air flow around you, keeping you cool while still looking cute.

  19. Rachel says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:28 pm 

    Go as light on the make as you can, so you don't get a cakey and later runny mess all over your face!

  20. Gracie says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:31 pm 

    I have really long hair and it gets really hot during the summer. To get it off my neck, I wear pig tails. They are cute, sassy, and the guys always like them. :)

  21. Jessica says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:33 pm 

    light makeup. flowy loose tops over cute, tight shorts :)

  22. Heather S says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:47 pm 

    Wear your hair up and always have a water bottle in hand!

  23. Rebecca says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:48 pm 

    My "beat the heat" summer tip is to use moisturizer with tanner instead of using a sunbed or tanning outside. Over time, UV damage ages your skin prematurely, giving you more wrinkles and a much higher chance of having skin cancer in your future. This way, you can have that sun-kissed glow and maintain your healthy, youthful skin!

  24. Faith says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:49 pm 

    I wear sundresses (almost exclusively) and drink water with lemon! Translucent powder does wonders for a shiny face, too.

  25. Elaine says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20112:58 pm 

    I wear cotton dresses all the time in the summer :)

  26. Lia says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20113:20 pm 

    My "beat the heat" summer go-to is definitely a good pair of linen pants or shorts. They are light, easy to wear over a bathing suit, and they are super cute and stylish!

  27. foodsweatandbeers says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20113:21 pm 

    For me, it's all about accessories. Simple pieces that breathe nicely can be paired with a number of other accoutrement to make so many different outfits!!

  28. Megan says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20113:33 pm 

    Tinted moisterizer, some waterproof mascara, flowy tank tops and a good pair of shorts :)

  29. Jenny says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20113:42 pm 

    My beat the heat summer styling tip is to wear anything comfy and breathable, like cotton sundresses or shorts and t shirts, especially if I'll be outside.

  30. Jessica says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20113:59 pm 

    I’m not even going to try to sound cute or glam. Thin, stretchy maxi dresses and no panties. The maxi dress ensures you won’t flash your goods when you bend over, and hey – let’s face it – nothing cools you down better than when you get a nice breeze through the lady-garden.

  31. Rachel says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20114:03 pm 

    I always try to pick a top that can be paired with pants, a skirt, or shorts if I'm busy all day. Saves half the time if the weather changes in an instant and the look is just as fresh!

  32. Lesley says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20114:23 pm 

    My best beat the heat tip is to always carry sunglasses! it helps so much and keeps your eyes from wrinkling.

  33. Rebecca Shepherd says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20115:03 pm 

    Definitely a good pair of shorts! My go-to pair right now is a knee-length, purple cargo pair. They fit prefectly, just a little tight so they hug my curves and don't look sloppy. Oh, and putting my hair up! Keeping it off my neck makes me feel 10 degrees cooler!

  34. Jasmine says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20115:03 pm 

    I wear my hair in a braid.

  35. claire says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20115:32 pm 

    I'm in the South right now so linen is definitely the favorite breathable material right now. Otherwise, a hat with nice brim keeps you in the shade all the time.

  36. Maddie says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20115:36 pm 

    I live in Arizona and have super thick long hair that can really make me miserable in the summertime. So for me, summer is the season of braids! Regular braids, pigtail braids under a floppy straw hat, layers braided on the sides into a low bun with a flower pinned in, or my favorite: a french braid! It looks great if you tease your hair at the crown so it's a little bit voluminous and looks really chic. Sometimes I even wear it to semi-formal events–if you tuck the tail up inside the rest of the braid ( like underneath the part on your head, you have to braid it a little looser up there) and stick some bobby pins in there, it can make a really cute updo!

  37. Bailey says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20115:45 pm 

    To beat the heat in the summer, I usually opt for a flowy sun dress and sandals. Dresses always look cute and polished, they are breathable and are a great summer staple for when I am too lazy to put together a cute outfit! I also like to put my hair up in a high ponytail- they style allows the breeze to hit my neck and shoulders and is great for hot humid days so I never have to worry about frizzy hair the second I walk outside.

  38. Tiffany says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20116:03 pm 

    To beat the heat in summer on REALLY hot days, I'll do an easy and simple thing with my hair – putting it in a ponytail. (:

  39. Avery says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20117:04 pm 

    My beat the heat tip is to wear pretty, silky headbands! They don't have to be like Blair Waldorf's, but more like neutral, soft tones with accents that catch the eye. They serve to get my hair away from my skin in the heat and can subsitute for jewelry if you find the right piece!

  40. Leslie says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20117:23 pm 

    To beat the heat, Bring a bottle of water with you EVERYWHERE!

  41. Hannah Bukoski says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20117:39 pm 

    My beat the heat summer tip you be to first start off with a sun dress. The dress is meant for sunny summer weather, it's right in the name. Make sure to pick something flowy to allow air flow so you won't get too hot. Also, make sure it is a light color, it will reflect the beautiful weather outside as well as keep you cool. With hair and makeup, go au natural. No matter how expensive your makeup is, it is probably going to melt in the hot in humid weather in the summer. If you must wear makeup, I would choose some water proof mascara, in case you are going swimming, and sun tan lotion (always).You want to spend the most time you can outside, so just shower and let your hair air dry, if it's frizzy, put some controlling cream or gel in and let it go. Summer is about being fun and free and your look should reflect that!

  42. Sarah T says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20117:49 pm 

    My favorite beat the heat styling tip is to twist my hair up into a bun with Goodie Spin Pins. So easy and it'll stay all day long!

  43. briggsy_hamren says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:19 pm 

    floppy sun hats are the best way to beat the heat because they come in multiple colors and go with dresses, shorts, bikinis, just about anything. They also come in lots of different fashions so there is sure to be one for everyone!

  44. Julia Lively says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:22 pm 

    No need for the heat of blow dryers… just throw in some Frederic Fekkai Summer Hair Beachcomber Leave-In Conditioner and you are set for the day. I can't live without it!

  45. Margo says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:25 pm 

    Ponytails and buns are a definite must in the summer heat! Also, a nice floppy hat and sunscreen are great to avoid sunburns.

  46. Jennifer Blake says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:29 pm 

    Staying hydrated! Also, this may sound odd, but I spritz my hair with water before I leave the house after I style it in a ponytail.

  47. Reinny says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:42 pm 

    To beat the heat AND look awesome for me is braiding my hair and then putting it up in a bun with a bobby pin!

  48. mart says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:44 pm 

    To beat the heat, wear a pretty bright sundress, a nice necklace or earrings, and a pair of cute wedges or sandals. You look stylish and can feel the breeze!

  49. Em C says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:45 pm 

    HANDKERCHIEFS! I always have one, usually from the men's section as they have nicer prints and prettier designs… I tuck 'em in my pocket, tie 'em around my neck a la boyscout, put up my hair like a 1940s housewife… Sometimes I'll even wrap 'em around my arm like a scarfy little armband. Best part is, they can always be repurposed for their real use; dab away the sweat (eugh!) or shade the nape of your neck

  50. Erika says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20118:56 pm 

    Lace! A loose fitting all lace top is amazingly breathable and cool! Wear it with a cute tank underneath and Summer is no problem! You get the comfort and coolness of just a tank, but your outfit still looks classy and put together!

  51. DMA says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20119:00 pm 

    The best way I beat the heat is with breatheable comfortable shoes/flip flops, shorts, and a statement top, accessorized with my favorite necklace. Also, I make a fishtail braid to get a nice wavy hairstyle later in the day!

  52. Sofia says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 20119:24 pm 

    I love Palladio's blotting sheets – they really help keep my face from looking sweaty :)

  53. Andrea says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201110:48 pm 

    Natural Makeup, as much primer or waterproof make up we use chances are our faces will end up melting. So use summer as an opportunity to let your skin breath and avoid foundations and heavy makeup!

  54. Naomi says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201110:55 pm 

    Bobby Pins and an elastic… you can do so much.

  55. katiebosak says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201110:57 pm 

    super simple looks with one standout piece…like fancy sandals, or a rockin' piece of jewelry.

  56. Stephanie says:
    Mon, 27th Jun 201111:11 pm 

    diva sunglasses!

  57. Angie says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201112:10 am 

    My styling tip is a cute high bun with a cute scarf tied scruffily as a headband. It keeps your hair up and back and a VERY fashionable way. Paired with chic sunglasses and waterproof mascara your ready for summer. :)

  58. Marion says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201112:18 am 

    My go-to move would be breathable fabrics..I just adore the feel of natural fabrics and it definitely keeps you cooler

  59. amy says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201112:37 am 

    a cute headband braid to keep my bangs out of my face…pulled back into a messy bun

  60. Erica says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201112:37 am 

    Powder baby, powder. And blotting sheets :)

  61. Maria says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20114:41 am 

    high hair bun! and wearing loose, flowy tops + shorts :)

  62. Aly says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20119:26 am 

    Mine would be sundresses! You can dress them up or down and they are such an easy way to keep cool no matter what you're doing!

  63. styleezta says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201110:30 am 

    Blotting sheets are a must!! and drink lots of water

  64. Mallory says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201111:31 am 

    My beat the heat summer thing is cute tank tops and pretty jewelry! You can dress them up or down and especially where I live (in GA) It's around almost 100 degrees everyday, so you have to dress with as little as possible to not have a heatstroke!

  65. Kim says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201111:40 am 

    Sunglasses! I own about 5 different pairs in all different styles, nothing like making a black sundress stand out with a pair of teal wayfarers!

  66. Allison says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201112:53 pm 

    I recently got a feather hair extension put in after being a little skeptical of how it would look in my crazy curly red hair, but I must say, I absolutely love it! i think any haircut or color can pull it off, and definitely opt for fun summery colors like yellow, mint green, hot pink, etc. paired with a cute striped natural brown color. They're cute and inexpensive and last about month, so you can continue to update your colors through out the summer!

  67. Olivia says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20111:00 pm 

    I've been all about fedoras, lately. They are a great way to stay stylish in the summer heat, and they also shield your face and hair from the sun. Any piece that works double duty has my vote.

  68. Caitlin Lesko says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20112:27 pm 

    The beat the heat trick is lotion with SPF already in it!! Also burts bea lifeguard chapstick, super cute color for summer nights. Also you can’t brat a good pair of shades that work with any outfit !!

  69. rachel says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20113:26 pm 

    Sunscreen, Blistex for my lips & bright, colorful sunglasses to spruce up an outfit asap

  70. Sarah says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20113:31 pm 

    When it's hot you want to look polished without a face full of cakey makeup. That is why my summer must have is a light tinted moisturizer (with SPF!)

  71. HannahM says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20117:14 pm 

    Sunglasses are a great way to protect your eyes as well as make a fashion statement. Anthropologie carries a variety of cute, reasonably priced glasses that protect not only from glares, but from harmful sun rays. Another note to take is keep it simple–piles of accessories may facilitate breakouts if you start sweating out in this crazy summer heat. Depending on where you live, investing in a cute, portable umbrella may not be so bad an idea, either. No need to get your new blouse ruined in a sudden summer down pour! The overarching them here is: keep it cute, keep it functional, and let it keep you safe!

  72. Kate says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20118:03 pm 

    Primer, Primer, Primer. For eyes and face. This is the time where my makeup ends in all sorts of places, and creases and looks terrible. Therefore, I recommend finding the right primers to keep it all in place.

  73. Omaily says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20118:36 pm 

    Fluffy dress!!!! Summer is not complete with this element. Also because its a warm period it allows you to BEAT THE HEAT!

  74. KatieC says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20119:11 pm 

    I wear a light weight, white or light colored summer scarf layered loosely over my chest to reflect the UV rays! My chest gets the most sun and a light weight scarf really helps lessen my chances of burning and developing skin cancer. It also keeps me from freezing when walking into air conditioned buildings.

  75. michaela says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20119:32 pm 

    lightweight clothing! no too-tight tshirts and shorts… love lightweight clothes on a hot day

  76. Abigail says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20119:49 pm 

    I love curling my hair and I recently discovered this new heat diffusing hair spray call simply smooth. As an intern in NYC the heat couldn't be worse and with this hair spray it repels moisture and humidity so my hair stays perfectly curled all day. It's a gem!

  77. Bon says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 20119:55 pm 

    French braid pigtails on either side of your head using small sections of hair, starting from the top of your head. If you do this while you have wet hair and leave it in overnight, it creates absolutely gorgeous waves that stay in the next day. Pair that with a bohemian-inspired top (which is conveniently lightweight in itself), some corded bracelets, jean shorts and a cute belt, and a sweet pair of sandals and you have the perfect summer look. You can also add a colorful, floppy hat and some dangle earrings for a fun and flirty beach look. :)

  78. Kayla says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201110:49 pm 

    white tees! So lightweight and throwing on a lightweight scarf or dressing it up with accessories is the best!

  79. Alice says:
    Tue, 28th Jun 201111:36 pm 

    wear a liquid face sunscreen or tinted moisturizer with spf for protection without the greasy face/bangs :)

  80. Reems says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 201112:35 am 

    Light colors! They really do help. No more black or navy to absorb all that heat, I'll take white with a side of coral, thanks.

  81. bek says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20111:09 am 

    We usually spend most of our makeup routine on our eyes and that summer heat can really smudge things up! I use e.l.f. (eyes lips face) eye primer and waterproof liquid liner and I never have to worry about it rubbing off or smudging. But the best thing about it is both of these products are only $1.00, you maybe skeptical but it really works!

  82. Claire says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20111:45 am 

    sunscreen!! and light accessories especially friendship bracelets are perfect for summer! and a big floppy hat to avoid those rays of sun!

  83. Liz says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20114:36 am 

    I usually wear flowy dresses that can move in whatever breeze there plus. Plus your legs don't stick to whatever you're sitting on because of the fabric!

  84. Rachel says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20118:23 am 

    I love being able to wear my favorite flowy tops for summer. When it's hot out, these shirts are perfect because they're not clingy!

  85. Sophie says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20119:14 am 

    bangles!

  86. Alyssa says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20119:36 am 

    Dresses in breathable materials and light colors, for sure! Oh! and I always put sunscreen on my face under my makeup as well as mixing sunscreen into my lotion!

  87. Atown says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20119:47 am 

    I wear less face makeup in the summer. Sport your tan and don't cover it up with foundation – just a little face moisturizer (with SPF) and a mineral veil is all I wear. The more you put on, the more your face will sweat and clog up!

  88. Kate says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20119:56 am 

    mens hanes white v-neck undershirts. during the summer they'er perfect because they breath, don't show sweat, and are easy to replace! I live in them during the summer they also can be dressed up or down really easy ( pair it with a nice high wasted skirt and jewelry, or just some cut offs)

  89. Joanne says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20114:50 pm 

    Beat the heat with sweet sundresses!

  90. Vid says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20115:16 pm 

    My summer 2011 styling tip: Hot bright lip stains with neutral make up!!!

  91. shari says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20116:29 pm 

    sundresses! i live in them during the summer! and they look adorable with my other summer style, a fedora!

  92. Anna says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20117:39 pm 

    Leave in conditioner saves my hair in the hot, humid summer!

  93. Ann says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20118:25 pm 

    For me its all about wearing shorts and a flowy top or a dress, no pants for me :)

  94. Nailah says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20119:09 pm 

    My favorite "beat the heat" summer styling tip is allow yourself just to experiment. If you want to wear your hair natural instead of straight, so be it. No makeup, fine! As long as you are happy. I really don't have a specific styling tip.

  95. Raegan says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 20119:35 pm 

    I live in Texas, so it's all about wearing tank dresses, sunscreen, sunglasses, and very little else. And, ditch foundation- tinted moisturizer won't melt off and has SPF.

  96. Linda says:
    Wed, 29th Jun 201111:17 pm 

    My summer tip would most definitely have to be tinted moisturizer with SPF and waterproof makeup. Talk about a life-saver in the summer heat!

  97. Christele says:
    Thu, 30th Jun 20111:43 am 

    Styling my hair up in a cute neat or messy bun right at the top of my head. This hairstyle is cute and goes well with most outfits and accessories and you don't have to worry about a sweaty neck or if your hair has deflated or frizzed up.

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    Thu, 30th Jun 20112:09 am 

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  99. Khadija says:
    Thu, 30th Jun 20112:20 am 

    My favorite way to beat the heat is with those oil blotting sheets from Neutrogena! I notice a lot of people get that sheen on their face after a long summer day and these sheets clean your face without removing your makeup, they’re very handy.

  100. Chloe says:
    Thu, 30th Jun 20114:30 pm 

    A quick but chic messy updo and switching out heavy lipstick/lip gloss for a light lip stain instead!

  101. amy says:
    Thu, 30th Jun 20117:38 pm 

    light make-up, bright prints, and a nice smile make for the perfect summer look. (Don't forget the SPF)!

  102. Amanda says:
    Thu, 30th Jun 20118:14 pm 

    Messy up-do! Getting my hair off my neck makes me feel a lot cooler.

  103. Alexa says:
    Thu, 30th Jun 201111:17 pm 

    letting my hair air dry! there's no reason to break out the straightener or curling iron when I can rock the beachy summer waves look. :)

  104. mccants13 says:
    Fri, 1st Jul 201112:40 am 

    A messy bun! Easy to go from day to night! Looks cute and keeps hair off your neck for a cooler feeling all day!

  105. @heyuitsroro says:
    Tue, 19th Jul 20118:47 am 

    Keeping a small bottle of tea tree oil in my bag. Putting a couple drops on my wrist, temples or back of neck never fails to keep me cool, nothing is less attractive than losing your cool, no matter how good you look.

  106. wctube says:
    Fri, 12th Aug 20119:00 pm 

    For me, it's all about accessories. Simple pieces that breathe nicely can be paired with a number of other accoutrement to make so many different outfits!!

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