
Sweater- Cheap Monday, Shirt- American Eagle (old), Jeans- Indi Denim (c/o), Shoes- MIA Shoes (c/o), Bag- Mulberry Oversized Alexa (c/o), Bracelet: Efva Attling ‘Carpe Diem’ (c/o), Sunglasses: Ray-Ban Wayfarer, Nails: Chanel Péridot
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Sweater- Cheap Monday, Shirt- American Eagle (old), Jeans- Indi Denim (c/o), Shoes- MIA Shoes (c/o), Bag- Mulberry Oversized Alexa (c/o), Bracelet: Efva Attling ‘Carpe Diem’ (c/o), Sunglasses: Ray-Ban Wayfarer, Nails: Chanel Péridot
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Taking a break from the norm, I thought I would share with you one of my guiltiest pleasures: petite style blogs. As a petite person myself at a diminutive 5’2″ tall, I am regularly on the hunt for that perfect-fitting petite sized piece. And, you may be surprised to know, petite doesn’t mean you have to be size 00. All it relates to is height. That’s why you’ll find a variety of sizes for any item of clothing that comes in a petite size.
What does it mean? Armholes are higher up, hemlines are shorter, tailoring is nipped in at a higher level. Sleeves are shorter. Tops and jackets are shorter. All to reflect the shorter proportions of the petite person’s frame. Love! What do you need to qualify as petite? There’s no law out there (yet, haha) but the hard and fast rule is you are considered petite if you are 5’4″ and under. Read on to discover some of Pretty Shiny Sparkly’s favorite petite fashion blog finds. CLICK TO READ MORE →
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Vahni: Touring MANGO headquarters, which is actually in an airplane hangar, was a dream come true. Being able to see fashion production behind-the-scenes, from beginning to end, was not only informative, but eye-opening. You can’t imagine how much effort goes into every single piece, every button, every zipper. It was totally fascinating to me.
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Vahni: After touching down in Barcelona, feeling quite haggard after a six-hour overnight flight (on which I barely slept), I looked for the “STYLE COALITION” sign and learned I was the first to connect with our transportation crew. After exchanging some money, I grabbed the tiniest “grande” latte I’d ever seen, and waited for the other bloggers to arrive.
Eventually they did arrive, and there we were—bleary and virtually makeup-less fashion bloggers, not in cute clothes, but our comfy leggings and flats, meeting for the first time. The only comfort I could take was that we were all in the same boat.
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