Tim Gunn a Master of Women's Fashion Tips

There are a lot of women out there who have had the same dated, unflattering look, for many years now. It is easy to wear the things you know, the clothes you are used to and feel most comfortable in. One day you might wake up and realize you are looking like a total scruff and are badly in need of some good women's fashion tips.

That's when a show like "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style" comes in handy. Tim Gunn and his assistants visit women who are badly in need of makeovers. These are not celebrity supermodels. These are regular everyday women, of all body styles and walks of life.

What I like about the show is that you can see women who have similar problems as you might. The advice that works so well for them can be applied to your life and your fashion choices. If every woman watched the show, then everyone could find a way to look and feel great.

Women's Fashion Tips For Petite Women

Good things come in small packages. A shorter woman, classified in the fashion industry as a petite woman, should still be able to find flattering clothing, despite the fact that most of the stores seem to sell clothes for supermodel body types. If you are 5'4" and under, here are some women's fashion tips for your women of your height.

Try wearing all one color or at least one family of color. This keeps from separating the top and bottom of your body, which emphasizes your shortness. One color elongates the appearance of your body, making you look tall and slim.

Don't wear a short top with short pants. If you want to wear a short top, pair it up with long pants and or/ high-waist pants. If you want to wear shorter pants, wear a long top. This mismatching will make at least one part of your body look long .

To determine of a print is okay for you, look at the size of the items there. Each part should be smaller than the size of your fist; otherwise, the pattern will swallow your whole body up.

V-necks are very flattering on the petite frame. The shape of the top opens up the upper body and creates an illusion of long lines.