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[English]

Hi!

I'm Annaliese, and welcome back to celebeauty.

Now, you guys have been bugging us to recreate styling of petite pop princess, Selena Gomez.

And that's exactly what were going to do today.

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So this first outfit is the look that Selena was seen wearing on the red carpet.

Were going to kick it off with this coral midi-skirt.

Its from "new look" and its 9.99, an absolute bargain.

My favorite thing on this skirt has to me the slit, and you can get away with a cheeky

slit when it's a nice midi-length.

It's also bright, which is great for attracting attention with this bang-on trend.

And a great addition to this high-waisted midi-skirt, has got to be a cropped bralette

top.

This one is from "top-shop", and its 18 pounds.

Its a denim effect, but yet it's stretchy, which is great for comfort.

To finish up the look, and to smarten it up a little, we've gone for these Zara black

patented courts, they are 25.99.

I like the contrast between the patented and the suede effect on the heel.

These courts add a real sophisticated element, perfect for the red carpet.

Look number two is perfect for a casual summer's evening.

And we are going to kick it off with this black lace top.

This one is from "Boohoo" and its only ten pounds.

This gives off the classy Selena Gomez look, because you are not revealing too much, as

it is only lace at the top.

The black lace top works perfectly with these shorts from "top-shop" for 28 pounds.

They are high-waisted and stretchy, which is great for comfort, and they work really

well with the lace top tucked in.

So, we said this look was casual, so we've added added to it, these flat sandals from

"Clarks".

They are 35 pounds, and real leather.

What's great about black sandals is that they go with absolutely everything and they will

last you through out the whole summer.

Every great look needs a bag to finish it off, and this one is perfect for those summer

nights.

It's a brown satchel from oasis at 25 pounds.

It's got this really long strap, which is great for just throwing on with any outfit.

The fastening is really unusual, and i have to say, that what i like best about it.

If there's any celebrity looks that you want to see, don't be afraid to just comment below,

and ill be back next week, with an Alexa Long inspired look.

All of the items from today's episode will be in the description box below.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
recreate ˌriː.kriˈeɪt B1	verb - to make something exist or happen again
styling ˈstaɪ.lɪŋ A2	noun - the way something is designed or arranged
midi-skirt ˈmɪ.di skɜːrt A2	noun - a skirt with a hemline below the knee but above the ankle
slit slɪt A2	noun - a narrow cut or opening
cropped krɒpt A2	adjective - shortened or cut short
bralette brəˈlɛt B1	noun - a lightweight, often lacy bra
denim ˈdɛnɪm A1	noun - a sturdy cotton fabric used for jeans
patented ˈpætəntɪd B1	adjective - protected by a patent
sophisticated səˈfɪstɪkeɪtɪd B2	adjective - highly developed or complex
casual ˈkæʒuəl A1	adjective - relaxed and informal
tucked tʌkt A2	verb - to put or push something into a place
sandals ˈsændəlz A1	noun - light footwear with straps
satchel ˈsætʃəl A2	noun - a bag with a long strap, often used for carrying books
fastening ˈfɑːsənɪŋ A2	noun - a device or method for securing two things together
inspired ɪnˈspaɪərd A2	adjective - having the effect of stimulating creativity

Key Grammar Structures

• And that's exactly what we're going to do today.

  ➔ Present continuous for future plans

  ➔ The phrase "we're going to" highlights the use of present continuous to express a future action.

• It's also bright, which is great for attracting attention.

  ➔ Relative pronoun (which) for non-defining clauses

  ➔ "Which" introduces additional information that is not essential to identify the subject.

• This one is from 'Topshop', and it's 18 pounds.

  ➔ Present simple for facts or prices

  ➔ The present simple is used to state a fixed price or fact.

• I like the contrast between the patented and the suede effect on the heel.

  ➔ Prepositional phrase (between... and)

  ➔ "Between... and" is used to show a comparison or contrast.

• What's great about black sandals is that they go with absolutely everything.

  ➔ Emphatic structure with 'what's great... is that'

  ➔ This structure emphasizes the reason for something being great.

• If there's any celebrity looks that you want to see, don't be afraid to comment below.

  ➔ Conditional sentence (if clause)

  ➔ The if clause introduces a condition, followed by advice or encouragement.