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LITTLE BLACK DRESS STYLE QUIZ 1. Which beauty product is always in your handbag? 7. Where do you like to dine? A. Mascara A. Outside the Tiffany’s Window B. Eyeliner B. Anywhere that serves Salads and/or Fruit C. Blush C. Somewhere that has a brunch menu D. Tinted Moisturizer D. Nowhere, you would prefer to not eat E. Lipstick E. Somewhere with a private corner table 2. When you open your closet you will find _______ in 8. Which fashion city would you want to live in? abundance: A. Paris A. Scarves B. London B. Dresses C. NYC C. Pointed Toe Pumps D. Los Angeles D. Sequins and Crystals E. All of the above E. Jeans 9. You never leave the house without: 3. Pick a favorite event: A. Your gloves A. Cocktail Party B. A spray of your favorite Scent B. Pool Party C. Your Lipstick C. Girls Brunch D. Your Flats D. Art Gallery Event E. Your Glitz E. Dancing Party or Club 4. Your hair is typically? A. Pulled back in a nice updo B. Down and parted on the side C. Down and parted in the middle D. Slightly Wavy E. Curled with Volume 5. Which accessory can you not live without? A. Pearl Jewelry B. High Heel Pumps C. Anything with bows, roses, or lace D. A great everyday handbag E. Jewelry with sparkle 6. What quote would you choose? A. “I was born with an incredible desire to love and a passionate need to give it” B. “I can’t concentrate in flats” Glam Beyonce: _____E. C. “I like my money right where I can see it, hanging in Cool Moss: Kate _____D. my closet” Feminine Parker: Jessica Sarah _____C. D. “Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels” Chic Beckham: Victoria _____B. E. “I don’t like to gamble, but if there’s one thing I am Classic Hepburn: Audrey _____A. willing to bet on, it’s myself” personality: Dress Black Icon/Little whichever letter you have the most of is your Style Style your is of most the have you letter whichever Add up how many of each letter you choose and and choose you letter each of many how up Add.

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