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Devyn S.

Sep 14, 2014

Devyn S.

Hey guys..so It is starting to get cooler where I live and I want to find some fall clothes. But I am not talk at all (4'11) and am really skinny (94 lbs) and everything looks like I'm trying on moms clothes. I really need a confidence boost. Any suggestions?

Bry R.

Sep 14, 2014

Bry R.

Have you tried petite clothes? they are made for shorter people. You could also hem things if you needed to. There's nothing wrong with being short! I've always wanted to be shorter (and I'm only 5'5"

Traci P.

Sep 14, 2014

Traci P.

Trust me this is my daily dilemma and why I mostly despise shopping. (I am 4'11", 103 lbs) I wear a lot of leggings with mid rise boots and loose fitted tops/sweaters. It is tough for us small ladies to find stuff for our frames, I would suggest getting a sewing machine eventually. I absolutely love mine! And now I can finally make my clothing fit like it should. You could also take clothing to a tailor to be hemmed or taken in professionally. I think Nordstrom has free tailoring when you buy clothes from them. (double check though, I haven't had to take anything to them since I got my sewing machine a few years back. )

Kaleigh D.

Sep 14, 2014

Kaleigh D.

I recommend looking at JCPenny's clothes and somethings at Target. I'm 5' but a bit... curvier(I've got hips and I'm a 36D)

Kaleigh D.

Sep 14, 2014

Kaleigh D.

Target and Kohls has especially cute dresses that aren't crazy long.

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