What to get/what works with my body?

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T D.

Jul 31, 2014

T D.

I'm going to Forever21 to get some clothing for school and summer, what do you think I should get? I don't know my body shape but what do you think would look good in me? I am 5'3, I have no booty or bust and I am a small or extra small in most clothing.

Paityn J.

Jul 31, 2014

Paityn J.

I personally love lacey shirts. And floral. Since you said you have no bust I would go with a flowy shirt rather than a fitted shirt

Mimi B.

Jul 31, 2014

Mimi B.

Depends on your school's dress code. But a lot of the girls at my school with that body shape wear lots of flowy tops, tight jeans, cute mini skirts and dresses (by "mini" I mean about mid thigh) I would say to wear fitted jeans, and loose tops with cardigans. Also, never forget to accessorize! Chunky necklaces, long necklaces, bracelets, hair clips! Whatever you desire :) use your wardrobe, facial beauty, and hair to your advantage 😍 xoxo good luck!

T D.

Jul 31, 2014

T D.

Thank you!! My school dress code isn't too strict, just no shorts shorter than my fingertips and no spaghetti straps.

Diana T.

Jul 31, 2014

Diana T.

Anything n everything will look good on you Hun esp at forever 21 it's like the petite girl store :P.

Valerie C.

Jul 31, 2014

Valerie C.

You're lucky you can wear what you want in school! When I went to school, we had uniforms, out of the whole school year, we had like 2 dress down days 😒 not fun! But, what is you're style? Girly, chic, classy, urban, retro?!

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