Hallie Abrams shows how to use pre-cut fashion tape to open up a neckline for a breezier look. The key: minimal hand contact for better adhesion, and always remove it before washing. She demonstrates pressing and adjusting the tape, then buttoning the top to keep things modest.
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Some people keep like lip gloss in every pocket, and some people keep mints everywhere. I keep this stuff. I literally use this all the time, and actually I've gotten Greg uses it too. Shh, don't tell the guys at golf. But anyway, we use it for this kind of thing. I like this top, it's great, but see how it looks better because it's a little open as opposed to if it was all closed up? Can you see? I I have Fashion Tape in there. Put it in and I put it back and it just keeps the, the neckline open so it feels a little more balanced and breezy. I also will put it here, show you how I'll do it. They come in these like pre-cut little pieces. Open it up. You don't want too much hand on it because it's not as sticky then. Oh look, I already had it here. My other big tip: do not wash it with this stuff on. It is bad. Make sure you take it off before you wash, but it comes off really easily, see? And now we're going to do a new piece because why not? So it goes on like that. I push, push, push, push, push. There's a little split in the middle. Put it back and just push, push, push, push, push, push, push. So it sticks. Button this so that I'm not showing off too much skin, and there we go. I'm all set for a day.