I'm new to your blog but have learned much from what I've read so far. In one of the responses you gave someone has a similar body type to me with an elongated hour glass. The thing is I'm 5'3" with shoulders measuring 37 in., bust 36 in., waist 30 in., and hip of 37 in. and a bra size of 32 C so I don't think fashions that would work on someone who's 5'9" would necessary translate to someone who's 6 inches shorter. I'm having trouble finding tops that would fit right with my bust and wouldn't look like it's swallowing me up. Also what type of pants/jeans would work well with someone like me who has huge calves [aka they don't fit into skinny jeans that are my size].
Thanks bunches!!!! Adi
Welcome to the world of real women dearest girl! That is to say women with real curves, which is a good thing believe it or not! While it seems that fashions are designed for women who are 5'10" with legs that go up to here, there is actually a fantastic selection of real girl clothes out there to be found!
You are indeed a petite hourglass. And first things first, there are many great jeans out t
here for you! Joe's Jeans Provocateur come immediately to mind. They are specifically for the petite girl, with a 31" inseam as opposed to the normal 35" inseam. Also, the Joe's Jeans Honey is great for a girl with curves. Stay away from skinny leg styles altogether. Go with a classic bootcut or a wider leg jean.
here for you! Joe's Jeans Provocateur come immediately to mind. They are specifically for the petite girl, with a 31" inseam as opposed to the normal 35" inseam. Also, the Joe's Jeans Honey is great for a girl with curves. Stay away from skinny leg styles altogether. Go with a classic bootcut or a wider leg jean.Another g
reat denim style is PZI jeans, which are made specifically for curvy girls. They enhance your figure without flattening it out. Great pocket styling as well.
reat denim style is PZI jeans, which are made specifically for curvy girls. They enhance your figure without flattening it out. Great pocket styling as well.For dressier occasions, go with a trouser style pant with a wider leg. The leg should fall from the hip straight to the floor.
As for dresses, stick with dresses and skirts that hit right at the knee, or just above. Anything lower will draw attention to your calves and make your legs seem sh
orter. And go with shoes and boots that have a more slender line, nothing clunky or chunky. Delicate strappy sandals (no ankle straps however!), classic pumps, and sleek boots. Zappos has a great selection of boots for girls with wide calves.
orter. And go with shoes and boots that have a more slender line, nothing clunky or chunky. Delicate strappy sandals (no ankle straps however!), classic pumps, and sleek boots. Zappos has a great selection of boots for girls with wide calves.
For tops and blouses, there are so many choices! A great button-front in a fabric with a little stretch to it can be fitted, but not look like it is drowning you. Also, a wrap style top is an excellent choice, as it will emphasize your assets and make your waist look even smaller. V-neck tops are a good choice, but if you go with a low-V be sure to wear a tank or cami underneath. Boat necks will make your shoulders look too broad, and stay completely away from babydoll style tops - if you have any sort of a bustline they make you look preggers.


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