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homecoming dress


Question Posted Thursday October 9 2008, 4:26 pm

I have the cutest homecoming dress and it cuts off right before my knees but I put it on with my shoes today and my calfs looked totally huge...does anyone know anyway of making them look smaller? I know there's prolly not a way but.....yeah haha

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onedayatatime answered Friday October 10 2008, 6:59 am:
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Well I am not an expert on this matter at hand, but I do find that dark stocking and some super high heels made a world of differance, when it comes to making my calfs look smaller. I hope this helps and have a great time at homecomming I am sure you will look beautiful.

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