Hi Everyone,
Crop tops seem like they’re here to stay. They’ve been seriously trending for a number of seasons now.
No matter who you are or what your personal aesthetic is, there’s a way for you to feel good in a crop top. Contrary to popular opinion, crop tops are not just made for women with tiny waists, slender frames, and otherwise enviable body types. Before you completely write off crop tops as a garment, they’re one of the most flattering things any woman can wear.
The key is two-fold: make sure the crop top hits right at the thinnest part of your waist. Then pair it with a high-waist bottom that fits you perfectly. I tried this trick here and here.
Today I am trying a loose fitting style, a cropper that's a little bit longer, hitting right at my natural waist. Paired it with a pencil skirt that also hits right at my natural waist; all the curves above and below that central point will be highlighted, and the waist will, by comparison, look super tiny.
Hence, It's all a matter of fit and proportion: choose a top that fits you appropriately—in other words, not too tight, and certainly not too lose—and then pair it with pieces that maximize proportions to truly highlight your assets. So, have you tried Crop Tops yet ??
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Crop tops seem like they’re here to stay. They’ve been seriously trending for a number of seasons now.
No matter who you are or what your personal aesthetic is, there’s a way for you to feel good in a crop top. Contrary to popular opinion, crop tops are not just made for women with tiny waists, slender frames, and otherwise enviable body types. Before you completely write off crop tops as a garment, they’re one of the most flattering things any woman can wear.
The key is two-fold: make sure the crop top hits right at the thinnest part of your waist. Then pair it with a high-waist bottom that fits you perfectly. I tried this trick here and here.
Today I am trying a loose fitting style, a cropper that's a little bit longer, hitting right at my natural waist. Paired it with a pencil skirt that also hits right at my natural waist; all the curves above and below that central point will be highlighted, and the waist will, by comparison, look super tiny.
Hence, It's all a matter of fit and proportion: choose a top that fits you appropriately—in other words, not too tight, and certainly not too lose—and then pair it with pieces that maximize proportions to truly highlight your assets. So, have you tried Crop Tops yet ??
Till next time....Keep it STYLISH By Nature !!
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