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(1888PressRelease) December 08, 2010 - (New York, NY) FashiONLINE's It's All About the Look provided teens and tweens with education on not only how to style themselves, but how to dress properly at work. "More than ever, there is a dress code ambiguity in the workplace and it is vital that teens/tweens as well as young professionals learn what is considered appropriate and what is crossing the line." says co-director of FashionCampNYC, Fran Della Badia.

It doesn't matter what one looks like on Facebook or Twitter, but how one presents herself in the real world that matters. FashiONLINE It's All About the Look, left viewers wondering if they needed a wardrobe makeover.

Elle Werlin, one of the FashiONLINE panelists' and a New York City based stylist, gave one lucky attendee of the FashiONLINE session a virtual makeover. She gave the winner tips on how to shop for the latest winter trends as well as what fits with her body type. Elle notes, "She needed help figuring out what went well on her body. I suggested sticking with similar color palettes when wearing multi layers to avoid looking shorter."

It's All About the Look was the third installment in the FashiONLINE live broadcasts, a series of webinars that provide insight into the fashion industry from top fashion professionals.

For more information go to www.fashioncampnyc.com.

About Fashion Camp NYC
Fashion Camp NYC is located in the heart of midtown Manhattan at LIM - The College for the Business of Fashion. The camp offers four five-day extensive fashion programs exploring the world of fashion retail led by some of New York's top fashion industry professionals. Campers take part in lectures; create a brand, and visit retail stores and fashion exhibits around New York City. Teen campers from all over the world entering 8th through 12th grades attend the summer fashion camp to get a jumpstart on their careers in the fashion industry.

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