Have you ever read Tolkien? Salvatore? Or played Warcraft? If so, you're most likely familiar with Elves and interested in them. Therefore this article, with regards to the food, walk, personality, and clothes is only mentioned as seen in books and movies.

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Looking like an elf

  1. A woodland elf, dark elf, normal elf, high elf, and a traditional elf are just a few. There are lots to choose from as elves have been featured in mythology since pagan times.
  2. Not all elves are tall. Only those in the Lord of the Rings are taller than humans. Most elves in legend and mythology range in height from about 5 feet (1.5 m) tall to the tallest being only 6 feet (1.8 m). Elves possess a slender, lean build with muscles, but not beefcake like.
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    Wear your hair long. Hair should be worn long. However, if it's short, that's fine. Try to wear it down most of the time, (except for when you're in battle!) or in boho-ish styles. You could also try braids, curls, or you could straighten it. Hair must always be clean and have a shiny glow to it.
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    Observe good personal hygiene. Nails should be strikingly clean as well, and you can always top them off with a natural color polish or just a clear coat to give them some natural looking shine.
  5. If it feels right to you, it's probably right. Elves are self-confident so you should feel confident in what you wear. Any colors will do, but try to keep away from weird tie-dyes or neons. You're going for an elven look... not hippie. The Bohemian style works like a charm! Long tiered skirts, or short neutral colored ones, suede ankle or knee-high boots, embroidered moccasins or boyfriend shoes (it's a style, not your boyfriend's actual shoes, so look them up), leather belts with old-fashioned clasps, embroidered pouches and boho satchels, gladiator sandals, and foot thongs or flip-flops are also an option, as well as going totally barefoot. You should go barefoot around home but wear the recommended shoes at school.
  6. Wear feathers in your hair, wear a ring with a tree on it. Wear something that will make people wonder.
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Behaving like an elf

  1. Your real name is your human world cover name. For example, choose such names as Ellette and Elden for woodland, Moriel, and Morian for Dark elf, Fae.
  2. Contemplate philosophy quite a bit. Elves never say something unless they truly mean it, it makes sense, and they believe it with all their heart. They adore nature and everything it encompasses. They are also very in tune with the natural essence of things. They generally remain neutral in disputes, but will not hesitate to stand up and fight for what they believe in! Personalities can be hard to change (and they shouldn't be, anyways), so if you are very talkative, then you can go for more a valley elf vibe like those of the Last Homely House in The Hobbit.
  3. Don't give much information because you want to hide your identity.
  4. If there's a robotic toy, act interested––if you're an elf, you might not see these things much.
  5. Write down your life as an elf! Pretend to have tribe meetings and write it down too. Write traits of the 'humans' and phrases too.
  6. When somebody tries to look at what you've written pull away then write something like, "Humans are very nosy." But nothing about a certain person, nobody wants trouble or drama!
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    Have a good sense of humor. If someone says, "Look at the rain! It's pouring!" Then look at the rain too, and say, "But the old man was never snoring. What kind of riddle is that anyway?" If people laugh, smile. But don't laugh along.
  8. Get some of our closest friends and show them this wikiHow article, and you can be a tribe.
  9. Paint your room those colors, get things those colors! Maybe add some wall art like vines or trees, add a bow on your wall, or sword (remember to make it fake!), or even display a crown somewhere your room is up to you but make it so that you have a little bit of elven things.
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    Plants, books, charms, dreamcatchers, some figurines/statues/totem, incense, instruments, all things that remind you of nature, etc.
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    Lots of elves have curly and wavy hair! There's nothing special you need to do.
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