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On p of adding my own favourites and consulting shorter girls from sizes 220 on where they get both their wardrobe staples and more ‘trend led’ pieces, I asked Holly for her goto brands for petite girls.
Only those from the States that won’t sting you on hefty duties and taxes at the checkout, look, there’re shops from the UK and US.
All the brands on this list have dedicated petite ranges with those all important altered proportions, as opposed to just shorter leg lengths and hems on select pieces. Dotty Ps is another brand known for its catwalk inspired pieces at purse friendly costs. Furthermore, as well as some petite exclusives, its petite offering has styles from Dorothy Perkins’ main range going up to a size The collection is particularly strong on dresses and tops, both for casual and more formal looks, and look, there’re plenty of denim styles to choose from, including super comfy jeggings. Anyway, why not take a pop of bright colour for a spring occasion, it also comes in grey with identical nude lining. Available in sizes 818″. However, while the A line skirt skims the hips, that said, this bright redish dress has a higher waist than the ‘regularlength’ version so will nip you in at just the right place.
With new styles coming in any week in sizes 8It’s particularly good on occasionwear and smart ps in the right proportions, wallis has petite pieces across its affordable range, as well as stocking a decent selection of jeans in both straight leg and skinny styles.
a cropped jacket will nip you in at your slimmest point -your waist -but only if it falls in the right place.
Therefore this dusky pink blazer ticks that box and is ideal as a ‘coverup’ for a spring or summer wedding. Nevertheless, whenever nothing in the collection will set you back a lot more than fifty quid, a special one for affordable leggings and nightwear in petite sizes from 4 to Like Missguided. Hurrah for New Look for catering for us shorter girls with this pretty lilac version.
Less good if it boils down to your knees and the sleeves are an awful lot of dresses, it also gets points for having a regular roster of ‘hardtofind’ jumpsuits both for occasionwear and every day.
Its ‘shorterleg’ trousers are particularly good and for the most part there’s a regularly restocked selection of jeans in its popular styles like Jamie and Lucas, alongside seasonal arrivals. With new styles coming in now and then, it covers all the bases. Pshop is one of my ‘goto’ brands for both wardrobe staples and more trend led pieces. Most of the pieces can come up on the small side -particularly tops, in my experience -and most styles only go up to size 14. I’m very happy that culotte jumpsuits is here to stay, and this one is particularly chic. Just add almost white trainers. Considering the above said. Wear over a roll neck now and on its own in warmer weather, with grey and ‘polka dot’ panels and skinny straps.
Available in sizes 414.
You struggle to find office appropriate pieces that flatter, right?
Bust, waist and hip measurements are identical but it’s all change everywhere else to fit shorter girls at those points where we usually have to rely on alterations. So there’s a selection of suits, dresses, shirts and blouses in both neutral hues and bold brights. Then, with a focus on perfectly proportioned, try Jeetly’s collection, entirely designed for women under 5ft 3in and under, competitively priced workwear. Now this also comes in emerald greenish, whitish and blackish and in sizes ‘6 Unlike’ plenty of workwear, it’s machine washable. As a result, pink is the colours of the season and I love the fuchsia shade on this ‘Eightiesinspired’ pussybow blouse. Essentially, jeetly offers dozens of useful detail on sizing on its website and suggests that I’d say if you need a relaxed fit, so opt for one size bigger than usual.
With hundreds of pieces across its reliable range -from workwear to occasion dresses, next has a bigger selection than most high street stores, with pretty much everything in between -available in petite sizes.
This British brand offers a bunch of its hero styles in petite sizes, in a slew of pattern and colour options, and in an impressive size range.
Boden is particularly good on off duty style -think relaxed fit chinos in pastel hues and easytowear patterned jersey dresses -that will keep you looking ‘put together’ however frazzled you’re feeling. More classic looks than trendled, there are hardworking pieces made of durable fabrics that will stay in your wardrobe for seasons to come.
Now this flattering vneck maxi comes in six different patterns and colours and won’t crease if you throw it in your suitcase. There’s a tad of stretch but ‘largerbusted’ women might find it a bit on the snug side. Cuts are classic and flattering, and the sizes run from 6 18. You’ll find dresses in plain and floral patterns as well as superuseful cropped jackets in a range of colours. On p of being a safe bet for occasionwear, precis is another rare. Consequently has a perfect range of smarter pieces for work. Generally, gingham is everywhere this season, and while the pattern gives me good memories of my college summer uniform, with that said, this smart shift proves it works for ‘grown ups’ with that said, this one will carry you from desk to bar this summer. MS has a decent selection of dresses, smart separates and outerwear in its petite collection, while it doesn’t have as extensive a range as a lot of the high street stores. It gets brownie points for trousers that come in a ‘extra short’ length, and like MS’s main range, we are looking at ‘wellmade’ pieces that will last for seasons to come.
Standard sizes can swamp small frames and make shoulders look unflatteringly broad, A trench is ideal for the tricky transitional season. Therefore this good value, ‘mid thigh length’ one should solve that proportion problem and comes in grey or classic stone. With the emphasis on wearable, the aesthetic is minimal, versatile pieces in flattering crepe and soft jersey. Be sure to have a look at London based Bulgarian brand Petriiski’s pieces with its bold, kaleidoscopestyle prints and Narrow Arrow’s minimalwithanedge wardrobe staples. It linked to petite collections sold by British and US brands. Bomb Petite started life as an online destination for girls under 5ft 4in looking for style advice and shopping inspiration. Bomb Petite also has a range of dresses and ‘coords’, all exclusive to them, created in collaboration with emerging and independent designers. Basically, whenever pleating and piping make these out of the ordinary, details like unusual draping. Now founders Yuliya Petryk and Jenny Liu have designed their own ‘sixpiece’ capsule collection for spring.
I’m lusting after this light dark blue crepe wrap p from the new collection that ruches and drapes in all the right places.
It comes in sizes 614″ and is also available in cream.
While the elasticated waist means it sits just where it should, the vneckline helps draw the eye down and give the illusion of height. That said, this one won’t gape, unlike dozens of wrap tops. They are the sort of relaxed pieces you could pull on to lounge around the grounds of your Ibizan villa of an evening. Eventually, anthropologie has a small selection of petite styles from its ‘in house’ brands. All the dresses, trousers and jumpsuits channel Anthro’s distinct grownup boho vibe. Consequently, rather than fulllength, the petite proportions mean that they sit where they are supposed to -just above the ankle. These drawstring trousers made of comfy rayon are ideal for cooler summer evenings. Remember, shipping is from the US but is a flat 5 rate.
You get chic separates in relaxed shapes, created out of premium sustainable fabrics like organic cotton and silk.
US import Eileen Fisher nails a luxecasual look.
Very elegant, the result is clothing that is soft and supercomfortable to wear. Stripes are a no brainer for spring. That said, this silk and organic cotton knit with a bateau neck, dropped shoulders and ubiquitously flattering three quarter length sleeves is a classic piece that is worth investing in. Anyways, pieces that channel trends but that you’ll wear from seasontoseason. So US brand nails separates with a preppy, put gether vibe, as Crew fan Michelle Obama can attest. You shouldn’t go into the London stores hoping to find the petite range like I did though, the collection is online only. You should take it into account. No more turning up your PJ bottoms, I particularly love the fact the brand does pyjamas in petite. In addition to some sharp workwear, stars of its petite offering include blazers. Plus dresses in block colours. Now look. Basically the stripes keep things fresh and spring feeling.
Shirting is one of Crew’s strengths, with that said, this one has ‘ontrend’ bell sleeves but they’re subtle enough that you don’t feel like a slave to the catwalk. Comes in a redish version. It’s a collection of ‘British made’ clothes, designed with professional women in mind. Cuts are classic -think lined shift dresses in plain colours that sit just above the knee, smart ps that will see you from ‘day to night’, and hardworking cropped jackets that could ‘double up’ for office and occasions. And therefore the silk crepe de chine shirts and the cotton sateen A line skirts are winners for us, we’d just like to see more natural fibres in the mix on the dresses. Known the brand offers a try before you buy service So in case you live in south west London. Jennifer Anne is the result. She set up her own brand, jennifer couldn’t find the sort of classic, elegant petite clothing she was after.
Think about getting the size up, we found the sizes run a little small.
Sizes run from 612″ but Jennifer Anne says that So there’re plans to expand the range.
Basically the more tailored pieces are fully lined and the costs reflect that it is positing itself as a premium brand. It currently comes in three colours, including this classic navy. To be honest I knew that it was the sort of piece that should fast become a wardrobe staple, as long as I put on the Persephone shirt. Three quarter length sleeves with turned back cuffs are ‘super flattering’ and the shorter length means when you tuck it into high waisted skirts or trousers, you don’t have reems of fabric to hide.
