Hey! Last time you were here, I showed you my teacher’s outfits and shared the stores where she bought her clothes from. Today, I am doing a variation of that. I am going to really show you her high quality modeling skills. Maybe all of you aspiring models can see the very factor that is preventing you from reaching your goal right now. If you are interested, I will be more than happy to share with you her contact information. Anyway, that is only a part of what I am going to tell you today. I am also going to tell you how to achieve the Mollie Moree ™ look. This is going to include color schemes, wardrobe essentials, and the key element to her fashion success: her confidence. That is enough promises for now, let us continue with the blog, shall we? First, here are a few pictures of Ms. Moree effortlessly posing at her desk, and one picture of her candidly posing at a student’s desk. My favorites are the second and third photos, Matthew saw the opportunity to photobomb an
This has got to be to the most clickbait-esque title I have ever wrote in my life, but it is one hundred percent worth it. You know what, it is not even clickbait-esque, it is without a doubt totally click bait. But, it is okay; it is almost summer and I have the best blog post I have ever written just waiting for you to scroll down and read. First, I need to tell you the backstory for this post. When I entered the English class I am in currently, which is Advanced Composition, my teacher told us that one of our assignments was to create a blog and write a series of posts all surrounding one certain thing, like sports, clothes, etc. One day, the brilliant idea to take pictures of her outfits and write a post on how to dress like Mollie Moree (my English teacher). I told her about my idea, and she laughed in my face. She gladly accepted me doing this, but she thought that her style does not coincide with mine (which is right, it does not), and she thought it would be a little diff