Welcome friends, it’s time for Fabulous Fashion Friday Tips With Shellie. Shellie shares fashion tips and more every month right here at Katherines Corner.
Hey and welcome to my little corner of Katherine’s Corner! I’m Shellie and I like to talk about a little bit of everything and fashion happens to be one of my favorite topics. Every few weeks I’ll be popping on to give some Fabulous Friday Fashion Tips.
Hopefully, everyone is starting to thaw out from winter’s grip. Here in Asia I don’t see much cold weather…it’s just warm, warmer, hot and blazing. But, I remember springtime in the Mid-West. The parks and sidewalks would be filled with smiling people.
It’s also time to shift our wardrobes from boots and sweaters to our “happy” clothes. Cropped pants are a staple for any warm-weather wardrobe, but they can easily go wrong. So today, I thought I’d share some tips for wearing cropped pants in a flattering way.
Cropped pants often get a bad rap because…they’re cropped. This means they can potentially make you look cropped as well. But, on the flip side, cropped pants provide coverage without the heat of long pants.
Usually, cropped pants fall into the following styles: capris, clam diggers, gauchos, boyfriend jeans and cargo pants. Generally speaking, longer capris or boyfriend jeans are the easiest to pull off when it comes to proportion.
Here are a couple of tips to remember when shopping for cropped pants.
Tip #1
Look for pant legs that are slightly tapered or straight at the bottom, rather than those that flare out in a bell shape.
Tip #2
Stay away from styles that are wide at the bottom; especially if you are on the shorter side.
Tip #3
Try to find pants that end at the narrowest part of your leg. This means that your cropped pants should end about three to four inches above the ankle.
Let’s see what some others have to say about cropped pants.
Jo-Lynne Shane: Everyday Style For The Modern Woman
I have to admit, Jo-Lynne and I are on the same page when it comes to cropped pants. She, like me, is not a fan of the capri length that hits at mid-calf.
50 is Not Old
Tania often shows off cute outfits with cropped pants during the Spring and Summer.
Fabulous After 40
Deborah writes a more in-depth explanation of the three tips I gave above, as well as, provides some nice outfit combinations.
Well, I hope you enjoyed our little cruise through all things cropped today.
But, I don’t want to leave you thinking that this whole fashion thing is all that and a bag of chips. Unlike the common saying, I don’t believe that clothes make the girl. To the contrary, they can only enhance what’s already there in the first place.
So, if you really want to put on something that will fit well and take you wherever you want to go, try seeking God’s peace. Colossians 3:15 reminds us,
15 Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful.
There’s nothing quite like experiencing God’s peace. It will keep you cooler than any pair of pants can!
Until next time,
Shellie
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Love these fashions, they all look so stylish
Thanks Maria!
Thank you for today’s blog. It has confirmed what I have thought for a long time. Being only 5’0″ I have to be very careful in choosing pants of all kinds. Also, I want to thank you for the Scripture verse at the end! One of my favorites and MUCH needed today! May God enrich and enlarge your blogging territory!
Yes, pant proportion really matters for you petite girls. A good scripture can always lift your day!
Blessings,
Shellie
Loving the cropped pants look for the spring and summer time. So enjoyed seeing the fashions you shared and your take on this today. Thanks for sharing!! 🙂
Thanks Janine!