Buying Petite Clothing Made Easy

All you girls 5’ 4” and under, combat for your right for high quality fashionable clothes! multiple petite women find it hard to find the right way fitting quality clothes. It’s only currently that designers target petite women with fashionable clothing.

This year, fashion has to do with you and your style. Fashion is about confidence. if you have the feeling great in an outfit, others can’t help but feel your vibes.

In the past petite women had to settle for ill fitting regular clothes in run-of-the-mill sizes. But that’s long a while ago. Today’s petite women find more and more stores devoted to meeting the requirements of the short statured.

Petite framed women can wear just about any style and look slimmer and most importantly taller, by going after a few basic rules.

Avoid bold, large habits with heavy fabrics. Keep print in proportion to your figure. Smaller frames deserve smaller prints.

Avoid styles that draw the eye to the waist or hip field. These tend to make you look more round.

Avoid too much jewelry. Jewelry can overpower a little frame.

Wear light weight material when layering. Too much bulk bulks up the petite woman.

Avoid wearing contrasting colors such as black skirt and white top when wearing separates.

Wear the same color from head to tow to originate a uninterrupted flow. Blend similar colored shoes and hose to seem taller.

If wearing boots, be sure the hem of your skirt is long sufficient to cover the boots. This will originate an unbroken line to assist give a slenderizing impact.

Skirts should be slightly above the knee and constantly worn with heels. Below the knee skirts tend to come to the short statured woman look stubby.

Heels are a must for the vertically impaired. High-heeled shoes assures that your legs will look longer and leaner.

So if you are yearning for pants that don’t drag the floor or shirts with sleeves the proper length, look in the petite section of your favorite store. You’ll have everyone turning their heads whispering “Who’s that fab girl?”