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You walk towards a store ogling at the dress near the window pane (If it’s me I’ll probably bang my head on the glass door, Ouch!), and walk towards it. In your head, you already have a rough plan (pseudo) about where to wear it, how to style it, and everything else possible. All of this in the thirty-second walk into the store (for all you know I’m already broke for the month). Thinking you know how to dress for your body type, you strut into the trial room with chin up and chest high! Everything comes crashing down ‘cos the dress looks awful. That sums up most shopping experiences. Why? Because, it’s not for your body type, simple. And, most of us are oblivious to these basics. I’m not ready to let go of any more of my dreams. So, I did a little digging in that I’m here to share with you. Let’s take it from the top and discuss all of it. Stay put. How To Determine Your Body Shape – With Measurements. Your body silhouette is what your body type is, which is what we would d...

TOP 2 VALENTINES DAY OUTFIT IDEAS

Valentines Day is pretty much here. I shared a few cute items you can pick up to create an adorable Valentine's Day Outfit in this post, and now I am here to show 2 fully style outfits you can rock for any kind of celebration. Now, my boyfriend and I have never been huge Valentine's Day people. We usually keep it low key at home with a delicious home-cooked meal and something good on the TV. However, whether your office does something fun, you are enjoying the night with your girls, or hitting the town with your significant other everyone can use a cute outfit to help them feel like a million bucks on a festive day. Casual But Festive: Keeping it casual can seem tricky on Valentine's Day if you aren’t super into all the pink, red, and hearts. To be honest none of those are really my style so I found a way to keep things a little more subtle. This adorable distressed sweater with the heart pattern is perfect for my kind of Valentine's Day Outfit. Why? Because it's ...

HOW TO NOT DRESS FRUMPY: 5 TIPS YOU WON’T WANT TO MISS

Worried about dressing frumpy? Fear no more! Today you’re going to learn Claudine Broussard’s top 5 tips on how to not dress frumpy. Hello, lovelies! As a teen, I wanted to look cute, but I wasn’t sure how to do that and still dress modestly. Some of my outfits had a serious frump factor! However, over the years, I was inspired by modest fashion bloggers and other Christian women who modeled modest fashion. And I learned some simple tips to keep my wardrobe game on point. Like Cleo Madison, I believe that a Christian girl’s wardrobe doesn’t have to shout “frumpy” or old lady. With a little time and effort, we can honor God with our wardrobes. TIP #1 WEAR CLOTHES THAT FIT & FLATTER What comes to mind when you think “frumpy”? Personally, I picture out-of-date garments that are baggy and ill-fitting. It could be an A-line skirt that hits mid-calf and makes your calves look huge. Or it might be a faded t-shirt that’s two sizes too big. Somehow, I can’t picture the Old...

7 OF THE PERFECT PAIRS OF PANTS FOR PETITE WOMEN

I love being short. Well, I love it 99.9% of the time, and the other .1% I am probably shopping for petite pants. Now, this might not seem like that big of a struggle considering a lot of department stores have petite sections, but that means very little in the search for pants that are fashionable for a young 20 something. And yes, a lot of companies carry short sizes but again that’s different than needing inseams for someone who is under 5 feet tall. Let me explain further. I have some issues with the petite sections at most department stores. While I’ve managed to find a few gems, for the most part, the fashion I’ve found in these relatively small sections has been outdated and not age-appropriate for young women. The brands that carry short lengths underestimate exactly what it means to be short. While the 30-31in inseams might seem like they are friendly to someone who is on the shorter side they are still going to be way too long for most of us who are extra petite. This i...

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