A short monologue advising people on what to wear for a first date. The speaker emphasizes choosing outfits that make you feel comfortable, sexy, and confident rather than dressing to please the other person, and encourages centering yourself rather than the date. The tone is direct and motivational.
Okay, tips for dressing for first date, things to do leading up. I don't really give fashion advice. I mean, if they want my advice, I ask my clients to give me. Okay, what are the two outfits? And I would share with them what I think looks best on them. But I want you to understand something.
You need to wear what makes you feel comfortable and sexy and confident. That's it.
So you have that answer for yourself. You should be able to answer that for yourself.
I don't want you dressing for men.
That's centering them, and you're going to need to center yourself. Who cares about them? You're the main entree. You're the main meal. They're just the dessert.
I want you to live your life that you're so stuffed with yourself that sometimes you can eat the dessert and sometimes you can't. Do you hear me.