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Kat R.

Mar 16, 2013

Kat R.

My feet are big but I have a really skinny body and I'm tall. How could I work with that? It's like my whole body I can't work with. There's always something in the way.

Kaitlin K.

Mar 16, 2013

Kaitlin K.

I have the same problem. Clothes never look right on me. You just have to learn to live with it, honestly.

aliyah b.

Mar 16, 2013

aliyah b.

I do too! I used to hate it because I'm so lanky and my feet are big but you can learn to love your body shape! Wear lots of ruffled, detailed clothes for some dimension and maybe tone your arms and legs.

Emily T.

Mar 16, 2013

Emily T.

If you wear ruffles and sequins it will make you look more dimensional also you might not need the height but wearing heels will make your feet go slightly downwards instead of straight out so your feet will apear smaller.

Breanna P.

Mar 17, 2013

Breanna P.

I'm the same! It's cheesy, but embrace it! There are tons of girls who wish they looked like you! Just wear clothes that flatter your body type (curvy etc). I personally like putting belts on my waist, dresses are great, and you can find styles that flatter any body type. Go for a skater dress (I think that's what it's called) or anything with a loose flared skirt. You can pull off what models wear (hint hint)

Chloe A.

Mar 17, 2013

Chloe A.

I'm short and curvy, so I can't help you very much on that, but what might help is that those girls you want to look like, want to look just like you. Embrace that tiny body! :)

Abby B.

Mar 17, 2013

Abby B.

I've got the same exact body type, you can't really do much but try to just be comfortable because if you feel awkward you'll look awkward. Just try to not care what other people think.

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