How to Look Awesome at a School Dance

Looking awesome is a very subjective task. In order to look and be awesome at a school dance, you need to fine-tune your look, carry yourself with confidence, get some basic dance moves perfected and know when to call it a night. Part of looking awesome is also who you choose to hang out with, so choose wisely.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Remember that less is more. Be simple in your fashion and accessory choices. Wear something that fits your frame and shows off the best part of your body, but not your whole body. Do cover yourself up. There's nothing awesome about leaving nothing to the imagination.
2. Be confident about who you are. This takes some practice, especially if you don't feel that way already. To perfect this step, take all the people you consider awesome off their pedestals and realize that they have flaws and strengths just like you do.
3. Arrive when you want to. Some people think that, in order to be cool, you must arrive at least 15 minutes late. However, if you enjoy being on time, forcing yourself to be late will make you antsy and go against your instincts. Go when you feel best about going. If you're early, chat with some friends. If you're late, make your entrance count.
4. Dance when you feel the music. You're not going to look awesome if you're dancing the entire night or just because everyone else is out on the floor. Request your favorite songs from the DJ if nothing is making you feel like expressing yourself.
5. Know at least one dance move well. Lots of people stand in a circle and step from side to side all night long while varying their arm movements. Try to come up with something original and show your stuff at an opportune moment.
6. Choose your friends wisely. If your friends like to pick fights, don't like to dance or are scheming on other people's dates, you might end up guilty by association. In order to look awesome to others, find some awesome friends to hang out with.

Tips & Warnings

• Don't wait to be asked to dance for the slow songs; go out and ask whoever you want, as long as that person came alone.