How to Turn Heads at Your High School Reunion
Make a show-stopping entrance with this battle plan.
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You Will Need
- Fitness boot camp
- Business cards
- Well-tailored outfit
- A trip
- Confidence
- Friendliness
- A slimming body wrap (optional)
Steps
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Step 1
Go to fitness boot camp
Sign up for a boot camp-style gym program that whips people into shape in a short amount of time. If you don't have one in your area, hire a personal trainer.
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Book yourself a slimming body wrap the day before the event. The results are temporary, but it can take double-digit inches off your figure.
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Step 2
Order business cards
Order business cards, even if you're out of work; you can always describe yourself as a "consultant." No one needs to know you have no clients.
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Step 3
Be a spin doctor
If there's some area of your life you're embarrassed about, think about how you can put a positive spin on it so you'll be prepared for questions.
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Step 4
Wear a well-fitting outfit
Wear a well-fitting outfit; have it tailored if needed. Don't underestimate the body-flattering capabilities of a custom fit.
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Ladies, get fitted for a new bra.
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Step 5
Take a trip
Take a trip beforehand so that when people ask what you've been up to, you can say something like, "Actually, I just got back from the Seychelles." Can't afford a trip? Study up on a place until even you believe that you've been there.
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Pick a remote place that your classmates are unlikely to have visited
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Step 6
Hold your head high
Enter the room with your head held high, and a smile on your face. Then head straight for – no, not the bar – someone standing alone. A confident attitude and friendly demeanor will impress your classmates more than anything else.
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A survey found that over 70 percent of adults who attended a high school reunion changed their look in some way beforehand.
