With a High Waist Bottom. A high waist bottom minimizes the amount of skin shown and can provide a level of comfort for those trying a crop top for the first time. The location of the waistline is key to creating a flattering look. By wearing a bottom that starts right at your natural waistline, emphasis is brought to the smallest part of your waist. To camouflage a tummy or create an hourglass look, opt for a skirt with volume (such as an a-line cut or a skater skirt such as the center look above) or even a wide-legged or trouser style pant.
Play with Proportions. A loose, flowy top paired with a fitted skirt allows you to achieve the look of a cropped top without actually showing your midsection. In the example above (left), the crop top paired with the high waist pencil skirt and a sickening heel creates the illusion of legs for days because to the eye, everything below where the blouse stops is all leg!
Fake a Dress. A dress is an easy piece to wear and every woman has a style that is the most flattering for them. By using separates to achieve the look of a dress (above right), you not only get a more custom fit, but also have the freedom to adjust the hem of your top to show as much (or as little!) skin as you want.
Check out how I rock a crop top:
I just LOVE that "Crop it Like It's Hot" shirt! LOVE!
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DeleteI definitely like a crop top with a higher waist since I don't want to expose too much midriff. Love your looks!
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DeleteHeeeeey I remember that dope hair shirt! LOL! My stomach isn't flat enough to wear a crop top, but I LOVE that striped one...LOVE!
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