What can I do to look like a girl that is beautiful?

You can’t do anything.

You will never be her, no matter how much you try.

Be yourself, that one may pay off better.

Do something with your hair. Long three level type cut. Bangs, just below the ears, ending at the collar. Highlight your eyes with your makeup.

Never copy another, have the creativity and self confidence to be yourself and create your own, unique style of hair and dress.

There’s nothing much we can say to you without pics of her or you. It may be possible; it may not. If you really want to achieve her look, go to a very good beauty parlor where there is an aesthetician with a picture of her and ask them if you can achieve it.

” to look Like a girl that is beautiful”?
Enhance YOUR best features instead of trying to look like another.
You were born with attributes, so use them.
One does not need to become a carbon copy of another..otherwise why would anyone want the copy when they could have the original?

@susen I didn’t read the above entries but in my humble opinion beauty begins on the inside. Be the best person you can be. Be a good friend, a good listener, and of course use good judgement and not intentionally hurt people. Respect, and likely you will be respected. Honesty and reliability are great too. As is trustworthy. Humility of course. Oh and dependable is indispensable. People look for these traits and when they find them it is beautiful. If you start from within you can’t miss. Hugs

It seems to me that you’re heading down a path of needless and foolish torment. It’s about as pointless wishing yourself a copy of this woman as it would be to strive to convert yourself to a duplicate of her shiny automobile. The sooner you manage to escape the trap you’re building yourself into, the better off you will most certainly be. There will be no contentment in allowing your self esteem to be based on looking like this woman. Abandon the question of “how can I look like her?” And address the questions of “why do I want to look like her?” or more importantly, “how would I benefit from anything so vapidly superficial?”

Convince her to want to look like you…win win.

I’m fat, hairy, ugly, loud, opinionated, have indifferent hygiene, smoke a stinky pipe, and wear a fucking fedora. Yet young co-eds less than half my age flirt with me all the time. Why? Because I am confident, and because I have a unique style which is purely my own.

The key is to remove any context by which people can judge you. If you dress in a particular style – goth, preppy, counter-culture, whatever – you’re inviting people to judge you by a yardstick against which you can’t possibly measure up. To avoid that, you need to develop a style which is entirely your own, and is sufficiently different that people can only judge you against you.

@SmashTheState Are you sure those co-eds aren’t after you for what you’re smoking?~