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Tips To Make You Look Taller
Monday, 03 April 2017 - 10:56 | Views - 985

1. Shoe colour 

As the feet are an extension of the legs, if you colour match your shoes with your pants/legs it will create an extended illusion.

Women wearing a skirt should opt for shoes to match the skin tone of their legs, when wearing pants one should aim for shoes to match the colour of their pants.


2. Sleeves 

Petite women need to watch their sleeve length. Actually, everyone needs to watch this tip!

Don't go too short as it can look odd and don't go too long as it looks like you borrowed the top from your older sibling.

Have your sleeves finish where they need to i.e. just past your wrist when your arms are by your side.

Well lengthened sleeves allow the eyes to carry from the shoulder to the wrist - just enough to harmonise the attire and promote a taller look.


3. Stripes

In simple terms, horizontal lines makes you look wider, while vertical lines make you appear taller.

It's the motion of the eyes that triggers the sensation here. From thick to pin-stripe, keep the lines vertical if you want the look to be speaking up.


4. Hair 

Unfortunately, for those women who love to have long lushes of hair, this marriage with petite cannot last.

This is where opposites work best to what you're trying to achieve. To appear taller, keep your hair above shoulder height.

The rule for taller here is actually the shorter the taller.


5. Heels 

Used by women of all heights, it's amazing how much taller a pair of heels actually makes you look, not to mention the tone and definition your legs start promoting!

Wedges are huge at the moment and one of my favourite everyday styles provides the elevation while being supportive over long periods of time.

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