Q&A for How to Look Great with a Strict School Uniform Code

Try rolling up the cuffs or pushing them up your arms, or if you prefer, pull them longer for a more feminine look. For light makeup, you could check YouTube for tutorials, or just go really heavy on the mascara and cover up blemishes with concealer. Blush is also classified as light, but I would stick with a less glittery one. Try switching up your earrings or roll up the cuffs of your pants. Wear a hair tie on your wrist, or try an understated chain around your neck or simple bracelets.

It is best to follow your school rules. Try adding accessories or changing your hairstyle.

Try different hairstyles to help keep you feeling fresh.

Avoid wearing accessories. Spice up your uniform by changing your hair and makeup.

Try to discuss this problem with your mom. Maybe you can come to an agreement how your clothing should be tailored.

Take your uniform to a tailor or learn to tailor your clothes at home.

Ask your parents for advice on different hairstyles or color combinations.

You could change up your hair. Try finding your aesthetic. A school sweater would work well, as would a cute skirt. Wear the sweater loose.

Try accessorizing with a cute bag or scarf.

Try dressing up your uniform with accessories.

Make sure that your dress is tailored to fit you well.

You can wear cute, fun, cool, or elegant socks depending on your style. Oxfords or Mary Janes are perfect for school.

It is best to follow your school's rules. Change up your uniform with accessories.

Put on makeup to look cute. Try bracelets or even hair ties around your wrist to give yourself some flair. Try an infinity scarf with a moto jacket and a beret over your uniform. Then do a cute hairstyle, or even dye your hair if you're allowed and you want to stand out.

Change your hairstyle from time to time. Also, make sure your clothes aren't crumpled or dirty.

If you can't wear makeup, at least make sure you look your best without it. Drink plenty of water and get enough sleep to look refreshed and awake.

If your school allows it and you want to, you can wear light makeup. Since you can't show off your hair, express your beauty with your face. Some light pink eye shadow, tinted lip balm and clear mascara is perfect school.

Have neat, tidy hair pulled back into a bun. Pay attention to your posture. Slouching can make you look less confident and tired. Overall , just look as clean and polished as possible. Don't worry too much about makeup and jewelry.

Try accessorizing your supplies, or maybe start a petition calling for some minor changes in the dress code.

Maybe since you can't change up anything physically, try acting differently. Don't change your personality, but be more positive and kind, and more people will like you.

Add bits and bobs, like clip-on charms, pom-poms, key chains, etc. Or opt for a colorful bag, like a galaxy or camo design, or whatever design you like.

Try talking to your parents about this. If they still refuse, ask your friends if you can borrow their makeup.

Try different hairstyles each day. Maybe you could also slide in a little makeup.

You can hem it if you want a permanent look (you can use fusible fabric tape if you don't know how to sew); if not, you could use safety pins.

Try getting it tailored, or use fashion tape or a bobby pin to tailor it yourself. You could also try asking the administration for a different size.

Work on being happy with your body, and wear a nice coat and cool school shoes to feel better.

A nice bag and good school shoes should do the job. You can also style your hair - maybe put pins in it. A great coat will work too.

Rolling up the cuffs and/or wearing them high-waisted should work. You can do this by using a black belt.

Using a belt and wearing it on your waist (giving it the high-waisted look) not only makes it look good, but it also stays within your dress code.

If you want your hair pulled back, instead of braids, do a low half ponytail.