What Not to Wear: Petite Plus-Size Fashion Mistakes!

Struggling to find the perfect balance between style and comfort as a petite plus-size woman? In this video, I reveal the top style mistakes petite plus-size women should avoid and share practical tips to help you look taller, slimmer, and effortlessly chic. From avoiding the ‘widening effect’ to mastering color coordination and selecting the right fit, this guide is your ultimate style cheat sheet.

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[mdigiovanni]

Thank you for doing a video on plus-size petite

[charityduncan]

Thank you. The women look like my age which is rarely done in these YouTube videos. Their shapes look like mine and you show case the way they dress so elegantly with bellies, arms and all. This is an honest to goodness video. Keep on showcasing us plus size petite matured women So we can dress effortlessly. Bravo!

[Kirbygal]

Love this video. Thank you for this. So many videos dealing with this type of figure use skinny models which I find frustrating.

[LorieArias]

Great tips, thanks for all of your videos!

[dianestevens]

I find wide leg jeans most unflattering 5'2" larger lady.

[marianhunt]

Cropped pants are awful. I never wear them. There is nothing attractive or elegant about them. No matter how long they're in fashion, I won't be wearing them.

[countrygirl]

Love this video! I’m 5’3” and 160 lbs and you gave me some good styling tips. TY!

[denisew.]

This video is excellent and so helpful.

[sabinelloyd]

Love your models. Cropped pants are something I would never wear. They are so unflattering

[idvfzzx]

GREAT VIDEO!! LOVE 💘 ALL THE TIPS. THANK YOU 😊

[bernadettedevereaux]

I love, love, love the models in your videos. I agree with another of your viewers who said that the models resemble the figures of mature women. They look like me. It is so refreshing to see attractive and sexy curvy petite women dress stylishly. While I don’t think that short pants that rise above the ankle are flattering on me, I think that the right footware can make it work.

[sandyk]

I really enjoyed your video. I carry my weight in my stomach, all the high waisted pants with a tucked in shirt accentuated the belly and didn't look flattering.

[connienicholson]

I hate these videos that DO NOT use true short plus size models! I’m 5’ 2” 216 and these styles would look ridiculous on me.

[gizellesolomon]

I think to dress this way it is absolutely the worst choice for the body type that was described

[vicki]

The shorter pants are soooo wrong, it makes the legs look so short!! & def. No light colored jeans!! From a 5’4” young at heart. Boxy jeans a DEF no, oMg

[BeatriceCapello]

Very few are aware jeans were made for the migrant workers who worked on a farm to protect their skin from cow dung….that is why they are called dung…a Rees…. No way, as a business woman that I would ever in one million years ever….purchase or wear a pair of DUNG-A-REES or JEANS as they are called. I love slacks…so many to choose from. Everything in that room I call a closet…is past my ankle as it elevates my legs and looks so sleek and makes my 5’1” frame appear taller. Take it from me ladies, I am always admired for how sophisticated I look, even in a casual setting. And at 85, looking 70, my 69 year old boyfriend loves how I dress….

[cleanqueen]

Those high water jeans look so unflattering on someone with short legs. Makes my legs look even shorter.

[fillythrees]

FIRST, unless you're slim, DO NOT WEAR TIGHT CLOTHING! Nobody wants to see your belly or your rolls and dimples and, despite the hype about being a beautiful curvy plus-size the fashion designers want you to buy into, you are STILL PLUS-SIZE and need to dress appropriately to look your best while NOT FLAUNTING YOUR FLAB. I'm a 70-year-old petite plus-size (which in plain-speak means short and wide) with big boobs and I've fought my weight all of my life. I grew to HATE shopping for clothing because after trying on 15 pairs of pants and just as many blouses, maybe one of each actually fit me and looked decent. My good Bali underwire bra cost $72, so I have one good bra that I wear for going out and cheap wireless ones for hanging around (no pun intended) at home. Last year I found out I have hypothyroidism, which was fine EXCEPT, at my age, they do not recommend giving me thyroid medication because it can cause worse problems than a badly functioning thyroid. Just great; story of my life. Several years ago I gave up on trying to find nice slacks that fit and started wearing active knit pants with elastic waists - I'm now hooked on them - they're so comfy, so affordable, and with the tops I like, they actually don't look much different than expensive, hard-to-find-and-fit slacks! I wear flowy, patterned (usually floral or abstract) tops in the summer and comfy long-sleeved fleece tops in the winter to hide my belly. I gave up wearing heels years ago and wear only comfortable shoes like ankle boots, canvas shoes (not tennis shoes), and flip flops or sandals. While I want to look nice and dress appropriately when we go out, I really couldn't care less if I'm out of style or have made some fashion "mistakes'. For me, being a plus size and wearing too short of a skirt, shorts, or anything else that flaunts your tuck-and-roll upholstery are the worst fashion mistake of all.

[LoyalTideFan]

I never, ever wear pants that stop at the ankles or above. I want my pan ts to go all the way to the foot. Otherwise it makes me look even shorter.

[rhondathacker]

Can you do a clothing haul for larger woman with a large stomach