My blog is dedicated to providing styling resources and clothing reviews for petite-pear shaped women!
This has been a much requested post that I finally had the time to organize! I gathered as much size and height info as I could for this post. That you could find bloggers who are most similar to you. However, I hope that you’ll explore outside of just your size because there is style inspiration to be found from all of these amazing women!
I have waited to write this post because I knew I need to do more work to understand white supremacy, white privilege, systemic racism, white fragility and subtle racism.
The deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and Tony McDade (if you are not familiar with him please read about him here because Black Trans Lives matter too) are unjust and tragic. I’ve found myself asking what I can do to help and how can I affect positive change. The truth is that it should have never taken these events to push me to take action in the first place. The loss of innocent Black people at the hands of the police due to excessive force and racism is nothing new, but it is unacceptable. As a society, we have for too long turned a blind eye.
Since embarking on the journey of starting my own brand, I’ve learned so much about how pants are supposed to fit. While my brand LNO STUDIO focuses on trousers (at the moment), the principles I’ve learned can be applied to denim as well. I want to share these lessons with you because I know they’ll come in handy when you’re shopping for jeans. Furthermore, these tips will help you find jeans that you actually want to wear and keep. I know for myself that I tend to keep clothes longer when they fit me well because they are more comfortable!
