How to Dress if You're PETITE | Pieces That Make You Look Shorter

Lucrative Elegance
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Published 2024-07-06
Have you ever looked in the mirror and felt that your outfit wasn't flattering you? That, somehow, it made you look shorter? Or perhaps you, a tall woman, have wanted to appear a bit shorter on certain occasions? Today, we'll explore pieces that can create the illusion of a shorter silhouette and how to use this to your advantage.

Think of Miroslava Duma and Kristen Bell. Small in stature, but giants in style. Both are perfect examples of how the right clothing choices can transform your appearance. Miroslava, with her impeccable fashion sense, uses tricks that enhance her elegance without ever looking disproportionate. Kristen Bell, with her charm and always well-chosen looks, shows how it's possible to be petite and incredibly stylish.

Let's discover together the secrets these wonderful women use to master their styles, regardless of height. And if you want more tips on becoming an elegant and successful woman, don't forget to subscribe to the "Lucrative Elegance" channel, activate the notification bell, and leave a like.

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All Comments (16)
  • @mariakern6793
    Thank you for sharing. Some advice is interesting. But some other points are out of daily reality. You show nice girls from model situations, out for an event, not for job or daily duties. First, in much business fields it is forbidden , to wear open shoes, so all those sandal are out. Besides, have you ever tried to wear open striped sandals with high heels all day long? It is such a torture for feet, idk who would do that to themselves. Second, I have not seen in your video any solution for a bag with papers + laptop + lunch box + whatever else needed for whole day on the go when you go to job for 8 hours + 1 hour lunch + 3 hours way to office and back and probably 1 or 2 hours other appointments in-between, that makes 14 hours on the go. That is real daily life.
  • @janetebonanno
    Bag tip - I have a loaded tote in my trunk, with a smaller crossbody filled with essentials inside of it.
  • @cleanqueen75
    Pantacourt pants look like high waters on my 5 foot body!
  • @tinggu1506
    Correct nonsense! Waste my time to watch!