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I'm really curious as to why you've decided to make this change. Are you uncomfortable with your current look? Nothing, I mean NOTHING is sexier then self-possession and confidence. Also, why do you feel like you want to give up a hobby (Cars) that you enjoy? I could give you advice, but so much of it is context dependent. Is this a phase? Are you experimenting? Are you trying to seduce someone? Are you younger or older (i.e. high school, college, professional) - I'm just wondering if this has to do with your environment. Is this a professional thing? Frankly, I think you should stay in what makes you feel comfortable. If you want to be dressier, you could try an androgynous look (think Agyness Denn, or Lindsey Lohan's ex that was a DJ). They are tomboys, fashion icons, and sexy - all without losing their personality! That being said, there's nothing wrong with experimenting, but as long as its for the right reasons. Don't do it for a boy/girl. Seriously. There's nothing more exhausting than being in a relationship that's based on a fabricated personality. Your immediate reaction might be to think of this advice as cliched, but it is in fact time-worn and tested.
I'm really curious as to why you've decided to make this change. Are you uncomfortable with your current look? Nothing, I mean NOTHING is sexier then self-possession and confidence. Also, why do you feel like you want to give up a hobby (Cars) that you enjoy?
I could give you advice, but so much of it is context dependent. Is this a phase? Are you experimenting? Are you trying to seduce someone? Are you younger or older (i.e. high school, college, professional) - I'm just wondering if this has to do with your environment. Is this a professional thing?
Frankly, I think you should stay in what makes you feel comfortable. If you want to be dressier, you could try an androgynous look (think Agyness Denn, or Lindsey Lohan's ex that was a DJ). They are tomboys, fashion icons, and sexy - all without losing their personality! That being said, there's nothing wrong with experimenting, but as long as its for the right reasons. Don't do it for a boy/girl. Seriously. There's nothing more exhausting than being in a relationship that's based on a fabricated personality. Your immediate reaction might be to think of this advice as cliched, but it is in fact time-worn and tested.
