Fashion Police: Unnecessary Widening
Posted by Diana on July 11, 2006 · Leave a Comment
While I like this combination, I think I’d like it better on a 
taller woman. This gal is both petite and pear-shaped,
which means the horizontals and the light shorts aren’t
doing a lot for her. The horizontal lines are widening and
visually “chopping her up,” while the light color on the
widest part of her body makes it look wider than it is.
The chunky white tennis shoes add another horizontal
line at her feet, visually shortening her legs.
Solution: She’d look taller and trimmer in a top with vertical
stripes, dark shorts, and flesh-colored flats or sandals.
Fashion Police Citation: Unnecessary widening and enlarging.
(c) 2006 Diana Pemberton-Sikes
Diana Pemberton-Sikes is a wardrobe and image consultant and author of “Wardrobe Magic,” an ebook that shows women how to transform their unruly closets into workable, wearable wardrobes. Visit her online at www.fashionforrealwomen.com .
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