Best Books For Teens Of India

By Author: Amit Kumar
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“A dress should be tight enough to show that you are a woman and loose enough to show that you are a lady.” Even though this was said during the Golden Age of Hollywood by the most famous costume designer ever, the great Edith Head, it is still relevant today.”
An iconic dress designed by Edith Head for Grace Kelly for the film “Rear Window” 1954
It may not work like it did back then but what lays at the base of that quotation is that every girl should strive to look elegant and poised and she should get just enough attention for looking good but not too much attention for trying too hard to look good. Its a precarious balance which young girls need to learn so that it can benefit them as they mature into women.
Today’s teenagers are very much aware of the electrical gadgets and latest mobile phones, and a gift would only make them happier. You can gift your teenager daughter a latest mobile phone but make sure that it has all the new facilities and looks chic and stylish.
Teenage is the age when we are adjusting with our own self and it is also the age of attending to self-beauty. Remember ...
... the time when you were a teenager and used to look at the mirror for hours on end. If you daughter is fashion conscious, then a gift of fashion jewellery is sure to keep you in her favorite family member list. However if you and your daughter’s taste and preference doesn’t match much, you can take the help of some of your daughter’s friend.
Dressing up and then getting recognition for it is every girls dream, so I feel great that people around me think that I have style too and this feeling was reinforced when I was recently covered by India Today’s Simply Punjabi, Glimpse Magazine and Daily Post for my fashion sensibilities. I have been lucky because my parents have always encouraged me but I understand that many girls don’t receive the same kind of encouragement. So with them I want to share something that I have learnt from my amazing mother, that the two most important accessories in fashion are Body Language and Confidence.
Oh yeah! To have the confidence to try something new is very liberating. The first time I wore red lipstick I was 17 years old. Nobody my age used to wear that color five years ago. I wanted to try it and I went for it with full confidence and loved every minute of it. Where confidence is a state of mind, body language is a learned art. Every outfit requires a different kind of body language and I urge girls to correct themselves, especially when it comes to Indian or short clothes! Without these two accessories you may buy the entire contents of ‘Accessorize’ store but you will not leave the impact that you wish to. Listen to me because I listen to my mom!

Amit Kumar is a professional with a multi national company in Delhi, India. he writes on subjects relating to cultures, traditions and is a keen observer of new happenings around the world. For further detail about Famous authors ,