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- Grace Avila

Editor-in-Chief

Grace AvilaDesign Director

Julian GarciaExecutive Editor

Gabriel PerezPhoto Editor

Vanessa SoteloBeauty Director

Gabriela LopezAdvertising Director

Celia RodriguezContributing Editor

Brianna Gonzales

T H A N K S To the wonderful management & staff at Betsey Johnson & American Apparel at La Cantera for clothing loan-outs. Also to the faculty & the administration for sup-porting the Fashion Tribe and all of our endeav-ors. Also to all the par-ticipants of photo shoots that didn’t make the cut!

The Fashion Tribe of Harlandale High

STAYCONNECTED.

T he Fashion Tribe needs help putting together fashion shows, fashion magazines and intern-ing at the hottest events in town. If you would

like to be a part of these fabulous club activities, come by Ms. Hetherly’s (Rm 54) in 3rd hall to get more info.

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WHO did WHAT! The most darling, elegant outfits at Harlandale’s Grand Hyatt Prom!

Brittany Coronado Liliana Camacho

Louren Elizondo

Modeling? Photography? Fashion Styling? Makeup? Hair?

Are you interested in

Shot by Joshua Hernandez. Modeled on Armando Salgado. Photo Edited by

If you are, come by our Fashion Tribe meetings every Tuesday next school year, and get involved!

Vanessa Sotelo. Styled by Julian Garcia. Clothes from American Apparel

Photographed by

Jessica-Marie Casares

Picture-Perfect Beautiful!Beauty Director

Gabriela Lopez

From Holly Golightly to Lady Gaga the absolute best hair and makeup trends for Spring 2009

Breakfastat Tiffany’s

How ToF irst, you will want to ap-

ply a light smokey eye.

T hen, glue on a pair of long, false eyelashes

before brushing on a lit-tle bit of pale pink blush.

After the smokey eye has set, brush just a little bit

of some purple eye shadow over it to add some mystique.

Rub only a little bit of-pale pink blush, as to

not distract from the eyes.

F inish the look up by applying a lot of hair-

spray to a Noveau French Twist, and Voila! Holly Golightly in five minutes!

au naturel A big trend on the Spring/Summer 2009 runways is this bare and beautiful look, but the all-natural look isn’t as natural as you may think!

“”

How ToAfter applying a

solid liquid foun-dation, apply some bronze eye shadow to illuminate the eyes.

T hen, let the shad-ow set while you

lightly curl your hair to add a little bit of cute.

After, your eye has set apply some short,

false eyelashes that match your hair color.

Lastly, rub on a gloss that is no

more than two shades from your real lip col-or, and there you go! You have a natural, yet glamorous look in no more than five minutes!

A flirty lipsultry eyes

make forone fun&

night out!

TheMystic

How ToF irst and fore-

most, start on a soft, loose braid made on one side of your head rath-er than centered.

T hen very lightly apply a red shim-

mery gloss to the lips.

Apply an extreme-ly light smokey

eye to add some mys-tique but no drama.

Lastly, apply some normal false eye-

lashes. Those add the drama for this easy, quick, flirty look!

Color Crazy! It takes a big and bold personality to pull off this look, but it takes beauty know-how to keep from looking like a clown!”“

Photographer: Jessica CasaresDirector: Gabriela LopezModels: Madeline Booker

Heather LuevanoMalena Castillo

Brianna GonzalesHair & Makeup: Ana Ayala

Frances CamposSarah Kelley

Roxann CervantesAssistants: Julian Garcia

How ToF irst off apply

some intense blue and pink eye shadows.

Rub a little bit of peach blush on

those beautiful cheeks.

Straighten your hair to add a

neat contrast to this colorful look.

Finally, rub some white liner be-

neath your bottom lashes to balance the pink and blue, sub-duing this crazy look

N ot everyone has the perfect “coke bottle” figure.

Some of us are curvy, some not so much. Some of us like to wear flirty, little pieces that complement our body ever so well, like snug, low-rise jeans. We may or may not wear these to attract attention (Then again, that’s sort of the purpose of almost all clothes even if you are the kind of person that doesn’t like to make a statement

Please! Stop wearing tight clothes!Listen up, girls!

Brianna GonzalesContributing Writer

with what you’re wearing. Think about it.) Perhaps we wear them because they’re “in” and maybe be-cause they’re just so darn cute! But it does attract the wrong attention when the sides of your mid-drift are hanging out over your snug pants and slightly out from under your shirt. That is if your shirt is too small, or maybe it’s just your pants or maybe your clothes just don’t fit you! Hence, the muffin top! Come on! It’s not very sexy, and it’s not very becoming of you either. Let’s say you’re just a lit-tle thick and you’re think-

ing, “Woah! Those pants are cute on her. If I wear them I’ll look cute and thin too.” WRONG! There are different sizes for dif-ferent people. Two sizes too small wouldn’t look good on anyone, it would just look weird. That’s not the kind of attention you want. If anything, you shouldn’t want any attention for your body. As motherly and cliche as this sounds, your mind is what makes you beautiful. Imagine that the hottest person ever was standing right in front of you but there was nothing going on up-

stairs. They’re not so hot anymore, are they? I’m not saying you have to be a size 3 to wear something cute, but wear something that actually fits you. There are fabulous clothes out their for both skinny and curvy girls alike. There is no such thing as a real-life human Barbie. It’s impossible. And who’s to say what you have to look like to be attractive? Confront your imperfec-tions and accept them, because you’re not the only one who has them. Be happy with your body. Work it! Love it! Respect it.

HongKongBeautyHow ToBefore you ap-

ply a light white shadow through the brow.

And apply a roy-al blue shad-

ow on the top lid.

T hen line the silhouette of the

eye with black liner.

Finally, rub some rose blush on the

apple of the cheeks and a bright pink gloss to the lips!

Ah Wan Wong was Har-landale High’s foreign

exchange student from Hong Kong this semester. She will be missed as she moves back to China this summer. She has enlight-ened us with her cultural knowledge and graced us with her immense beauty.

Thank You, Ah Wan!Photos: Shot by Christian Aldana. Makeup and hair: Gabriela Lopez.

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