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I’m short.
Big hands, and very broad shoulders, I’m little, despite I have large bones.
My shape can be overwhelmed very easily. Consequently, with a long rso and short legs, I’m 5’4″ tall. Basically, what it really means is I have to pay very close attention to the proportion in my fashion. Sounds familiar? Saying it really like that makes me sound pretty disproportionate. I have long arms and short thighs. I hesitate to say petite as long as I fall at the p of those petite measurements. So, this overwhelms me, To be honest I prefer flats, Know what guys, I can get away with some extra length when wearing a slight heel. It’s a well the larger dress on the right is with that said, this larger/longer dress feels dowdy on me.Dowdy and frumpy go hand in hand.
My calves are among the shapeliest parts of my body so I try to show them when I can.
Never a look I need and never part of my Style Recipe.The longer length dress stops at the widest part of my calf. Needless to say, I’m very glad it’s hitting a pretty part of my short legs, the pretty ruffle edging draws. Attention to where it ends on my legs! Dressed down with a denim jacket, or almost white shirt tied at the waist, now this dress should be a workhorse in my wardrobe this season. On p of this, sometimes, however, I just take different sizes in the dressing room and see what fits best. Wanted to make it simple for you to know I found a slightly long grey lightweight open vest that I can wear as my third piece. I am under 5″ and with longer legs I can sometimes wear regular sizes in pants like ankle or crop and they hit me just right! Know what guys, I was on the lookout for one, since I had seen you wear one on a previous blog. Certainly, excited! I’ve learned not to be determine your proportions? Thanks for this post! Notice, I’m curious to know how my arms, legs and rso measure up! Not necessarily petite at 5’5″, I’m also short. I am very aware that I’m pear shaped! You see, are there standard measurements out there somewhere that I can compare mine to find out my own proportions and therefore what styles might look best on me or what styling tricks I could take advantage of?
Hi Jennifer I love this dress on you and especially the fabric.
I am a petite ‘also 5”1″, shortwaisted and long legs and usually wear a 6 petite in clothes.
I am not personally familiar with this company. Can you tell me what size you carried on keeping in this dress and do you feel this dress runs larger than normal. In general, should you say the clothes from this company should fit a shorter petite person or overwhelm them? They offer free shipping, right? Loads of info can be found on the internet. Even consequently, I am careful to order the more fitted styles. Most of their clothes are oversized so I always order the smallest size. Their a great company to work with and very, very helpful. That said, this dress is a XS and I had it shortened. Well done.
You look gorgeous as always!
I’m a big fan of tailoring.
I have a long rso but if I wear I cropped cardigan, It makes me look like my legs are about a foot longer. I love tricks really like this! It’s amazing the difference a few centimetres makes! With all that said… Properly fitting clothes are so important. Now regarding the aforementioned fact… Great illustrations of how small differences -just a little less or more fabric here and there -can make a HUGE difference in your overall appearance. Normally, sleeveless swing dresses. Seriously. What any women don’t realize is that the definition of petite by stores and clothing manufacturers has changed over the years. Think again, if you think it’s 5’2″ or less. Whatsoever. Now please pay attention. Longer sleeveless tops. Have you heard about something like this before? Get away with petite sizing in certain items, I am 5’7″ tall. Know what, I size up, even To be honest I thought there was no way petites should work for me.
