Don’t be offended, but these tops were not made for short women.
Sleek pointy-toe heels will do wonders for your legs.
While we worship at the temple of The Olsens, remember how they used to wear lots of layers and fabric circa 2005? Not our favorite look.
Comfortable? Yes. Flattering? Not so much.
Don’t hide behind your bag. Opt for a smaller size that is proportionally correct for your frame.
This top does just that—makes you look boxy.
To give the illusion of height, try a wide-leg trouser in a structured fabric.
Flip those lines around! Instantly grow an inch or two by wearing vertical stripes.
Unfortunately, this hemline is just unflattering on short women. We suggest stocking up on knee-length skirts!
No way, ladies!
Do your legs a favor and swap your mid-calf styles for a pair of dainty ankle boots.
If you’re going to show some skin, go all out with a dress that hits above the knee. The in-between hemline of a tea-length dress isn’t ideal for petite frames.
To look a little taller, pick a jumpsuit in a solid color.
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Ankle-strap heels visually divide your leg, making it look shorter. A shoe with a low-cut vamp does just the opposite, and who doesn’t want their gams to look as long and lean as possible?
Remember that Barbie cake topper on your sixth birthday? No one wants to recreate that look, or even worse—look like a bell!
Stick with a fitted or relaxed style jean to accentuate your petite size.
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