I’m thinking about what I need for a perfect summer and beach lifestyle - I admit, it’s my favourite season and I wouldn’t hesitate signing a petition that would bring us 365 days of sun and sea.
That’s how my lists are made - they help me take a closer look at people and relationships, but most often at myself, because as soon as you pour your thoughts on paper, they become more real and you can finally start seeing them as such.
Today, I'm going to focus on wardrobe for women who are not very tall, so they wear ready-to-wear pieces for petite frames, and need some guidelines to look a bit taller, but most of all to look more feminine and elegant.
I chose six summer pieces that I adore at the moment and I believe you can still find them on sale or you even already have them in your own closet and only need some extra styling inspiration.
I really like the hint of sea you get from it, and it's actually reminiscent of the shade men wear with a suit and tie. So the light blue shirt is a piece you can style with the feminine part of the wardrobe: heels, high waisted skirt, elegant trousers.
These are precious moments that I wouldn't trade for anything in the world. I'm going to share these books with you today and I sincerely hope that they will make a difference in your life as well.
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