Q: Mila has a natural olive and golden hue to her skin. If your skin looks ultra pale, you won’t look exactly like Mila.  Try a spray tan or tanning lotion to get Mila’s slightly olive glow. If spray tanning, make sure you wear the recommended safety gear. You could try using bronzing powder to get the Mila glow. Put translucent powder on your face first with a makeup brush in order to get her flawless complexion. Use blusher only lightly. You won’t see Mila in pastels or frilly girl clothes. You’re more likely to see her in hues of black, charcoal gray, and white.   Mila has a bit of the goth in her. She’s described herself as having an inner geek side. She’s never seen in overly complicated patterns or frilly lace. She likes simple lines and neutral or dark colors. Dress in a solid color and, if in doubt, choose black. It’s the color she’s seen in most often, and it looks great on her. Mila is a fan of short jackets, especially jean jackets. Mila dresses up nicely, even though she likes to dress down a lot. When she dresses up, you’re likely to see her in form fitting sheaths.  Usually, Mila chooses dresses in black. Sometimes, she will choose a white dress. The only color she really goes for regularly is red. She would favor a cocktail dress in sparkly gray. Mila favors a V-shaped neckline. She favors strapless dresses to show off her shoulders. She also likes silk dresses and pantsuits.
A: Get a tan. Wear dark colors. Buy a sparkly cocktail dress.

Q: Since futsal is played on a smaller pitch, the wingers should try to play out towards the sidelines to allow more space to play in. It can be hard to find a place to move to, but when one of your teammates moves, you can move where they were just standing. You should never stay in one place for more than 3 minutes at a time. If you have the ball, moving towards the defender will help you push past them. If you don’t have the ball, moving away from the defenders will help open the field more. Futsal is a fast-paced, high-energy game. The more you pass the ball, the more chances you’ll have of scoring a goal. The smaller field means the defense can easily organize to block your shots. The offensive team usually needs to pass the ball about 5 times to break down the defense’s organization.
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Play as wide as possible to leave the field open for passes. Move into the space left open by a teammate. Move towards defenders if you have the ball and away if you do not. Pass the ball generously. Expect to pass the ball at least 5 times before taking a shot.