Hey, undergrads and young fashionable ones. On this week's post I'm tackling the dreaded short-short. It comes in denim and all colors of the rainbow. On smaller frames they can be chic and showcase a good set of gams, but if you're like most of the population, you're body is home to a little more curve. It seems that the most popular stores forget that not everyone wants a short-short in the summer heat. So what do you do when the barely-there bottoms are all you can find? In the above outfit, I've taken a classically short, denim-short and turned it from too-much-cheek to street chic. I chose a black denim pair of shorts, almost everything looks chic when it's the color black. Add a blush pink, layered tank with a matching blush thong sandal. Top it off with some dual-toned small drop earrings and an owl necklace. I have a thing for owl jewelry. Don't judge me. And there you have another tacky fashion-faux paus transformed into a classy get-up. Don't forget the classic cat-eye sunnies. :)
xoxo Tiff
I've always noticed when ladies pair anything above the knee, whether skirts or short shorts with a pump or high heel things can start to look a little skimpy lol do you think there is a way to avoid the skimpiness but still be able to wear you pumps/high heals with your favorite short shorts or skirt?
ReplyDeleteOf course. You can always opt for a longer top to balance it out. Or try a Bermuda short or maxi skirt if you want more coverage :)
ReplyDeleteI don't mean to be rude, but I think sexy legs look ever the more glamorous if complemented by jet-black thong sandals with ultra-thick soles.
ReplyDeleteNot rude at all, if that is what works for you then you should certainly stick to it. It's just that for the look above a blush/ or nude sandal will extend the line of the long helping them appear even longer. Although a thicker sole, or heel does do this as well
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