What does 'play up the eyes' mean?
And what does the last sentence mean?
Jess was torn between two - one a long, strapless, basic black number, the other a knee-length electric blue with spaghetti straps. I encouraged her to go with the blue; why not play up the eyes? Angela chose a pale pink dress that draped around her tall frame nicely and brought out honey tints in her light brown hair. I complimented them both generously and helped by returning the rejects to their racks. The whole process was much shorter and easier than similar trips I'd taken with Renée at home. I guess there was something to be said for limited choices.
contraposition why not play up the eyes? The blue dress complements her eyes, making them look more beautiful. contraposition I guess there was something to be said for limited choices.
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contrapositionwhy not play up the eyes?
The blue dress complements her eyes, making them look more beautiful.
contrapositionI guess there was something to be said for limited choices.
There is one advantage to not having many choices.