a flared dress in trapezius or empire style

How many of us dream of the mileage legs of Victoria's Secret models? Well, I do! Mother nature, however, has not provided me with such wonderful ends, so I have to equip myself. Fortunately blue chiffon bridesmaid dress, with some tricks we can give us a few centimeters more, using simple optical effects. Here are my 5 tricks for you!
Shoes with plateau
It's the easiest way: a platform or a wedge-length stretch the leg, especially if hidden under a palace or bell-botted trousers.
High-waisted trousers
They are ideal for you especially if you have a thin waist: a nice trousers above your navel will help you make your legs look longer. If you put a pair of heels underneath, the effect will be doubled.


Empire or trapeze style dresses
Perfect if the waistline is not your forte: a flared dress in trapezius or empire style (therefore tight under the breast) strictly above the knee will have the double effect of masking the waist and stretching the legs.
Long jacket + short skirt

If you have beautiful legs, try to break the lengths by wearing a miniskirt and a jacket or a cardigan whose hem reaches or exceeds that of the skirt: you will see, the legs will look longer.

To be avoided absolutely
The ones listed below are your sworn enemies in the case of short legs. First of all, ankle-length shoes, ankle boots or mid-calf ankle boots: to be avoided like the plague, they cut off the figure and are difficult to wear even for those with long and thin legs. I suggest getting rid of the low-waisted trousers too: they are the counterpart of the high-waisted ones black bridesmaid dresses with white sash, they make the figure stubby. Last item to avoid: the skirt below the knee, because if your legs are not very long, you would further shorten them.