It is often difficult to get dressed when you are less than 1.60m tall. Clothes are often too long and it's not always easy to find clothes that fit. Fortunately, there are a few tips that will help you dress better and feel comfortable in your clothes.
The best tips for dressing well as a child!
It is important to dress well when you are small, as it can really make a difference. Here are some tips:
- Avoid clothes that are too long or too loose, as this will make you look smaller. Instead, choose tight-fitting clothes or cropped trousers.
- Bright prints and colours can also help you look taller.
- Heels are also a good option for gaining a few centimetres. But be careful, you have to know how to wear them!
- Finally, don't hesitate to play with accessories to give your look a bit of edge. Small jewels or hats can make all the difference.
How to dress when you are small?
There are no hard and fast rules about how little ones should dress, but there are a few tricks that can help them look bigger.
Small men should avoid clothing that is too baggy or baggy, as this can make them look smaller. Also avoid clothes that are too short, as this can reveal too much skin and make them look smaller. Short men can opt for clothes with vertical lines, as this can help them look taller. Also wear heels to gain a few inches in height.
There are no particular rules when you are less than 1.60m tall, you can dress as you like!
However, it can be more difficult to find clothes in the right size, especially if you are a woman. Children's clothing shops and smaller clothing shops may be a good option. There are also some tricks you can use to look bigger, such as wearing dark coloured clothes or clothes with vertical patterns.
There is no general rule of fashion for short people. It all depends on your personal style and what you feel comfortable wearing. Petite women can wear clothes of all shapes and colours. The important thing is to choose pieces that make you look good and feel confident.
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