"The struggles of being 6'2" and shopping on the high street"

Fashion as a tall woman is a minefield 

By Lateefah Jean-Baptiste - Apr 26, 2019

The older I get, the less shopping on the high street appeals to me. As you're rushing around trying to find the perfect outfit for your friend’s birthday next week, you’re greeted with large groups of sightseeing tourists, sellers trying to get you to donate to their cause, and loud music coming the crowd forming around the break-dancers - it can all be a bit daunting for anyone. But imagine how it must feel when you’re 6’2".

With palazzo trousers that fit like culottes, and mini dresses that literally just about cover our bums, it can be hard out here for a tall girl. Being a 6’2" woman means that most of the stores on the high street don’t cater to my long torso and even longer legs.

I remember when I was looking for holiday outfits for a girls trip on the high street. I entered my first store and saw a few bits that I wanted to try on, and honestly what happened in that fitting room next was nothing short of comedic. First I attempted to try on a jumpsuit, but what I ended up with was a camel toe. However, I didn’t give up hope and tried on the next outfit.

This one was worse than the first one. This time it was my long arms and 36-inch legs that were the problem. The long sleeves were more like ¾ lengths and the wide leg bottom half of the jumpsuit fit like boot cuts, just about reaching my ankle.

As I looked in the mirror all I could do was think that I resembled Shawn Wayans from the shopping scene in White Chicks, when he burst out of the clothes he tried on in the fitting room. Comical, but not the look I was going for.

By the end of my failed shopping trip, I wondered why I even bothered with high street stores and turned to what can only be referred to as all tall girls shopping safe haven; ASOS Tall.

I recently noticed that many shops that do have ranges created for tall women are usually online only. Topshop recently removed their tall section from their Westfield Stratford store and I don’t think I have ever seen a Dorothy Perkins or New Look tall section in store. Which is probably why the tall women I know prefer online shopping.

“I’m annoyed that a number of big high street stores have taken out the tall ranges and opted to put them online too. It’s just not fair, I should have the right to try things on in store like everybody else,” 6’2” Artist Kirsty Latoya told Cosmopolitan UK.

“I have a love-hate relationship with shopping because of my long limbs, combined with a lack of stores providing tall enough clothes. Some items like jeans are frequently labelled as tall but they come so far up my leg they look like pedal-pushers!”

Youtuber Gifty Appiah noticed that there weren’t many clothing hauls that catered to tall women in the UK. Which is why she decided to film a Tall Girl Haul, where she shares her knowledge on the hotspots for tall girls to shop.

“I remember being in desperate need of a last-minute outfit for a night out, which meant I had no time to order online. I was on the hunt for a lightweight jacket to throw on, and nothing catered to my long arms,” says the 6ft Youtuber.

“Usually I’ll have to buy a size 16 instead of my usual size 12 just to get some extra length, and that’s still never really enough. It’s extremely frustrating, but that’s the reality of being 6ft and trying to find clothes that fit.”

If we’re being honest, a lot of the high street brands’ tall ranges aren’t exactly oozing with a variety of patterns, styles and colours. I can’t even begin to explain how frustrating it is walking into a store, seeing a cute playsuit and thinking "I really hope they have that in the tall section", only to check the tall range (online of course) to be meet with a range of basic t-shirts, jeans and jackets.

But I know it’s not only us tall girls that go through this. Petite and plus-sized women have often shared their struggle to find clothes that fit on the high street. However, online stores like Pretty Little Thing, Boohoo and Missguided have petite and plus size sections, so I’m hopeful the high street is beginning to think about different body types.

I guess, because I’ve been tall all my life, I’ve learned how to navigate the high street properly. I know what shops to go to and what ones to avoid, and thanks to shops like Zara and Mango occasionally having some pieces that cater to my body type, shopping is becoming easier.

But, for the most part if I want a pair of good quality trousers, jumpsuit or mini dress I head straight online.

All women should have the luxury of trying before we buy. Just once it would be nice to walk in a store and pick up a cute jumper without having to roll up the sleeves, or some decent pair trousers that don’t fit like ankle grazers.

Between the strangers mumbling ‘wow she is tall’and asking if you play basketball or model (because you know all tall girls are good for is modelling and playing sports), to then not being able to find anything that fits – it’s enough to send any tall girl over the edge.

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"They’ll be fine - when I grow a foot": Student posts snap of Boohoo trousers that reach her neck

By Caitlyn Dewar - May 9, 2019

AN online shopper has posted a hilarious snap of her Boohoo trousers – showing how they come up to her shoulders.

Hayley McGovern ordered the "basic wide leg crepe" trousers for £9 from fast fashion giant and they arrived with her yesterday.

The 22-year-old law student immediately discovered the garment was unwearable.

Hayley, from Chester, took the opportunity to snap a hilarious photo of herself with the trousers held up against her to show the height comparison on social media.

Hayley, 5ft 2ins, went on Twitter to post: "Thanks @boohoo for sending exactly what I ordered.

"Fingers crossed once I force myself to grow another foot they might be alright."

The Boohoo website displays an elegant model wearing the high waisted trousers, but makes no mention of her height anywhere in the details.

The garment is sold in sizes 8 to 18 in a standardised leg length.

Hayley assumed that the size which she purchased would have a leg length to fit most women of average height.

The product is described as "a more sophisticated alternative to skinnies" which "take on a relaxed silhouette for the new season."

Hayley went on to compare the trousers to those worn by a 7'3" character in Australian comedian, Chris Lilley's new Netflix show, Lunatics.

She said: "Honestly, the only person who will ever fit these is Becky Douglas."

Speaking today, Hayley added: "I just bought the trousers as something different to wear but I didn't expect them to be THAT different to what I usually wear.

"The only thing I could think of when I put them on was 'I suppose they'd be alright if I was a 7 foot tall girl like Becky from Lunatics.

"Honestly, I don't know who Boohoo think is buying the clothes but there is no way they would fit any normal girl!"

Last month, a student who ordered a skirt from ASOS also discovered the item to cover up half of her body.

Gillian Chips who received the item compared herself in the item to looking "like a can of Dragon Soop."

Sharing her pictures online, Gillian, who is studying mechanical engineering, wrote: "What I ordered vs what arrived, lmao sound."

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With Birkenstocks and pool slides dominating the high street and models sporting flip flops in the Chanel Couture collection - it appears that the fashion set have finally embraced flat shoes.

For someone who stands at 5'10" barefoot, heels are out of the question for most day-to-day situations.

Though I don't want to tower over people, like most females, I endorse the "go high or go home" rule of thumb, so kitten heels will not cut it.

Therefore, I have come to terms with the fact that spindly, needle heel stilettos belong to my night time outfits and I look forward to being more adventurous with my choices of day-to-day flat shoes.

If you are like me, here are the very real problems that only tall girls can relate to...

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Your #tallgirlproblems are all too real.

This is just another rather humourous Buzzfeed collection of tall (clothing) related stuff. It's mainly tongue in cheek and worth posting. It's entertaining. I like that.

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Rachel Watkins, June 09, 2016

If you get asked on the daily (a) if you play basketball; (b) if you’re a model; (c) how tall are you; or (d) all of the above, you’re likely around the 5’10” mark (or taller) and officially part of the tall woman club.

Short girls are enviable of your runway proportions - even if sometimes you feel like you’d trade all those slam-dunk-ready inches in a heartbeat, just to find a date who’s not intimidated by your statuesque silhouette.

However, when it comes to tall woman style, you do have a lot of wiggle room when it comes to the fashion playground. That height provides much bandwidth for you to get away with a number of style-forward trends and avant-garde looks that are much harder for the shorter set to pull off — everything from statement coats to harem pants to thigh-high boots. And, yes, you can wear heels - perhaps stay away from the skyscraper six-inch heels on most occasions, but a moderate four-inch heel is fine. But it’s not all a free fashion ride.

Just because you have model height doesn’t mean that the fashion world is completely your oyster. There are a few things that the taller set should watch out for when getting dressed.

1. Bum-boasting bottoms

Shorts and skirts that cover your butt should be a no-brainer, but we’d be remiss to at least not point out the obvious. It can be quite difficult to find appropriate versions of these pieces when you’re on the taller side.

After all, Daisy Dukes and cutoffs can quickly take on all-new, extra-cheeky meaning for those of a more statuesque frame. If the bum is seeing way too much of the light of day, you simply cannot wear those shorts or the skirt. Keep searching for the right fit; and the chic level of your street-style cred will go up in spades.

2. Short frocks aka faux shirts

The cute, feminine mini-dresses that the shorter gals effortlessly flaunt are also in the no-wear land. After all, they generally end up looking like a short tunic or, even worse, a shrunken baby-doll dress, or quite possibly even worse, an ice skating costume. You’ve likely had this experience at Forever 21. A general rule of thumb is this: If you cannot raise your arms or bend over without flashing the world (or if you look like your wearing your younger sister’s clothes), you simply cannot put it on for public consumption. And, no matter how much you like that frock, don’t try to pass it off as a shirt and pair it with leggings. Everyone knows it’s a dress, and that it’s too short, and that you’re still wearing it anyway - and that you really shouldn’t be.

3. High waters

Finding jeans and pants that actually hit below the ankles can be like finding a needle in a haystack when you have legs for days. Even so, you must continue the quest, especially if you plan on pairing them with heels. The standard 30” and 32” inseams will never work for you, so look for the brands that have 34” or longer. Many labels are now offering denim, leggings, and trousers specifically tailored to the extra-tall set. One thing to note: Some trendsetting denim brands are offering intentional “high water” style jeans, so this is a rule that comes with a case-by-case caveat.

However, a good tip with denim is to opt for the skinny styles where you can get away with a cropped bottom that doesn’t cover your ankles or your shoes (whether it’s intentional or not!). As for suits, a good tailor can be your best friend to get the right hemline.

4. Short sleeves

No, don’t worry … We’re not telling you not to wear short sleeves as in a short-sleeved top or dress. But, we are saying that you shouldn’t wear long sleeves that are too short for your arms. It’s a common problem in the land of the tall people who have longer limbs. Finding blazers and jackets, even sweaters, that reach past the wrist can be just as hard as avoiding those aforementioned high waters. But it is advisable to skip any separates that look like they shrunk in the dryer - although, in a pinch, you can make the best of the situation by rolling up your sleeves even more to a three-quarter length to hide the otherwise awkward fit.

5. Vertical stripes

Vertical stripes have an elongating effect; they’re a go-to wardrobe trick to add height to a shorter frame. So, it’s not so much that you cannot wear them if you’re tall, it’s more that you really don’t need to. Leave that benefit of a silhouette-lengthening illusion to those who are more vertically challenged, and embrace your own intrinsic ability to delve into a world of other brightly hued geometric prints and patterns. If you do opt to go vertical, stripes that are wide and wider set can be a good option to properly work the trend for your height.

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While being tall is seen as an advantage in the world of fashion and runway models, in real life, it can seem that the majority of off-the-rack clothes simply aren’t made for taller than average families. From pants and coats to dresses, finding stylish garments which flatter your figure can be a challenge whatever your age, but there are some tips and tricks which can help. The key is knowing which styles and combinations will balance your proportions and highlight your best features while still providing comfort. To help you, here are six tall style tips for the whole family.

1. Balance is key

There should always be a balance to your outfit, so if you’re wearing a flowy skirt or wide-leg pants, your top should be fitted, and if you’re wearing an oversized shirt your pants should be fitted. This enables you to play with the proportions so you can accentuate the parts of your body you want people to notice.

2. Give your waist definition

Being long-legged is a great advantage in many areas of life, even if children and teenagers may have to spend a few years towering over their friends. Eventually, however, we all learn to love our long legs, and the best way to draw attention to them is to accentuate the waist with a belt. For slim women, this can also create the impression of curves. Men and boys should opt for belts to add definition to their waist rather than suspenders which will elongate the torso.

3. Embrace layering

Wearing more layers will give you both depth and dimension, which is perfect for slim or average builds. It will also add more variety and interest to your outfit which draws the eye across and down rather than up. Buying a range of varied by coordinating garments will also give you more versatility and flexibility throughout the seasons.

4. Double-breasted coats

In terms of coat styles (for women, men or children), tall people and those with broader shoulders have enough height to be able to carry off double-breasted jackets such as duffle and peacoats from Gloverall. You will look and feel incredibly stylish wearing one, and because they are perfect for both casual and formal wear, you can wear it as often as you want.

5. Be bold with shoes

You can draw attention away from your height by wearing bold and quirky shoes which will draw the eye down. Some taller people will wear dark and simple shoes to hide the fact that they have large feet, but this can make you appear even longer. Bear in mind that your shoes should tie in with the rest of your outfit or they may look too jarring.

6. Eye-catching accessories

Accessories which draw the eye are great for tall people such as necklaces or neckties. Don’t be afraid to add some color to your outfit with accessories such as scarves and hats. Men should opt for ties with extra length so that they can still tie them in a traditional way and retain enough length. In addition, wearing long socks can be a great way to avoid showing skin when pants ride up, which will make them appear to be ill-fitting.

6 Things That Only Tall Girls Understand About Fashion

By Sophia Chabbott

Have you ever wished there was a "long-limbed" section at your favorite store? If you're 5'7" or above, we'd be willing to bet that the thought has crossed your mind. True, some brands have embraced tall sizes for clothing categories like jeans - Topshop and ASOS, for example - the fact is that shopping for items that suit a tall frame can be a real challenge. On the other hand, it does havesomebenefits.

To all you tall girls out there: We get you. We really do.

1. You Have Learned to Love Your Ankles: You love a cropped pair of trousers as much as the next girl, but let's face it: The majority of your pants are ankle-length. Clamdiggers? Forget about it. They're practically short shorts when you're super tall. The good news is that cropped pants look seriously cute with loafers or ballet flats. (Thanks for the inspo, Audrey!)
2. You're a Master of Proportion Problems: Pants aren't the only items that come up short: Sleeves often look doll-size, and shirts sometimes can't even be tucked in. Then there are the midi skirts that fall at the knee, rather than midcalf. You've learned to eyeball items with the proper length and balance proportions with aplomb.
3. You Own the Shoe Sales: While most women crowd around the size 7 and 8 racks, there's no pushing or shoving on your side of the shoe floor—near the 9, 10, 11, and sometimes size 12 racks. Plus, your racks have thebestselect left. Those limited-edition designer heels? Yep, they're still available in a European size 40. The world of discounted footwear is your oyster.
4. You Have Boyfriend Blazers, Literally: Those boxy, oversize boyfriend blazers that everyone's wearing? Yeah, they hit too high on your hips. Instead, you shop in the men's section or even ask your boyfriend (or just guy friend!) to borrow one of his killer jackets. Sorry, no backsies.
5. You Can Wear Flats 99 Percent of the Time: Sure, flats are for everyone, but you can even get away with a pair of flat gladiators or ankle boots for a dressy night on the town. Yes, you're also the envy of all the other women scrunching their toes into six-inch stilettos. (Ouch!)
6. Maxidresses Are Your Jam: Eureka! No need to shorten a flowy summer maxidress. Just throw on a pair of flat sandals and you're out the door and looking chic.

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Avenue

Large size women's shoes in up to US size 13. Tall women's pants and jeans with long inseams

6'4" Jess writes:

"Girls...I have FINALLY found jeans long enough to fit me! Avenue style 1432 Boot Cut Jean in Tall. I am actually stepping on the bottoms which is UNHEARD of for me. My inseam is a 36-37 so to find a womens jean in that inseam... amazing. And they are super comfortable. I bought 5 pairs! They are on sale now at Avenue and come in sizes 14-26.."

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Avenue® is a fun, trend-right, multi-channel source for affordable fashion for real size women with a youthful attitude! We offer plus-size clothing and accessories to fit every lifestyle need from home to office, to a night out on the town in sizes 14-32. Avenue® offers the plus-size woman everything she could possibly want at a truly incredible value.

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Visit the Height Goddess Website

Lindsay Mack

There are plenty of style guides that promise to make you look taller, but what about the women who are already tall by any standard? They face their own sets of challenges, such as tops that fit strangely in the arms and pants that are always around ankle length. Fortunately, there are tall girl fashion hacks designed to help the women who will never need to set foot in the petite department.

Fun fact: one of my best friends is almost six feet tall, and she has to try on about a million outfits before finding ones that even begin to fit. Sometimes even the “tall” sized pants at certain department stores still look like high water pants on her. And finding skirts that are close to knee length? Forget about it. However, she can rock a bold print like nobody’s business.

As with any body type, there are benefits and drawbacks to dressing a tall frame. Some items of clothing can be particularly tricky; anything sold as a miniskirt for women of average height may be borderline indecent on a very tall lady. But a tall woman can look like an elegant goddess in a flowy maxi dress that would overwhelm her shorter peers. It’s all give and take. So here are the best fashion hacks for the 5'9" and up crowd.

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I just received this email and I will gladly try and help promote the business...

Hi,

I just wanted you to be aware of a new clothing store and lineup for tall women has opened in Minnesota. My two daughters opened a retail outlet in the Eden Prarie Center in the Minneapolis suburb of Eden Prarie. They have several lines and fashions of clothes that have been designed for tall women, and those seeking extended length fashion.

They will be soon following it up with their internet site.

I'm not sure how all this works, I'm just a proud father that occasionally sticks his nose in places it's probably not wanted. But being in business myself for 35 years, I know marketing is the key. Their lineup of fashion when compared to many "run of the mill" stores outshines anything I've seen before. I know this because as they grew up, buying clothes for tall girls was a major problem. My oldest daughter is just shy of 6'4", and my other daughter and partner on the business isn't as tall, but still tall for a woman.

The website is www.amallitalli.com

Aéropostale

Tall women's pants with up to 34 inch inseams.

Aéropostale, Inc. is a mall-based, specialty retailer of casual apparel and accessories, principally targeting 14 to 17 year-old young women and men through its Aéropostale stores and 4 to 12 year-old kids through its P.S. from Aéropostale stores.

The Company provides customers with a focused selection of high-quality, active-oriented, fashion and fashion basic merchandise at compelling values. Aéropostale maintains control over its proprietary brands by designing, sourcing, marketing and selling all of its own merchandise. Aéropostale products can only be purchased in its Aéropostale stores and online. P.S. from Aéropostale products can be purchased in P.S. from Aéropostale stores and online.

The Company currently operates 914 Aéropostale stores in 50 states and Puerto Rico, 75 Aéropostale stores in Canada and 97 P.S. from Aéropostale stores in 22 states. In addition, pursuant to various licensing agreements, our licensees currently operate 20 Aéropostale and P.S. from Aéropostale stores in the Middle East, Asia and Europe.

Note: They offer pants with up to 34" inseams and come recommended by 6'0" Sheila.

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All about Eve

Welkom bij All about Eve!

All about Eve is hét fashionlabel voor alle meiden en dames met een lengte vanaf 1.80 m.
Met zes collecties per jaar hangt er in onze winkels altijd een nieuw, trendy en modieus assortiment. Highlights zijn ook dit seizoen weer onze jassen en jacks en natuurlijk vindt u bij All about Eve alle broeken in lengte 36" en 38".

Door All about Eve is winkelen voor de lange vrouw weer aantrekkelijk! Laat ons u inspireren, neem een kijkje in onze webshop of kom gezellig langs in een van onze winkels!

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Alloy Apparel

Tall women's jeans and pants with up to 39 inch inseams!

About Alloy Apparel

Alloy Apparel is a direct-to-consumer women’s lifestyle brand best known for a breadth of sizes and fits. Addressing the needs of the underdeveloped plus and tall markets, we offer sizes up to 25/XXXL, inseams up to 39", and dress lengths up to 63" in a vast array of contemporary styles. Additionally, our brand stakes a long-standing claim in the affordable jean market with a Denim Shop that features six fits and a myriad of washes and styles within each subcategory.

They are one of the most highly recommended stores on this website.

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Alloy now offers more "Tall" items than ever before

For years Alloy Apparel (formerly Alloy) have been one of the most highly recommended companies as far as pants / jeans with extra long inseams are concerned. The fact that their pants / jeans have inseams that are as long as 39 inches and are still in the budget range makes them an excellent choice for the tall woman who doesn't want to pay through the nose for her pants.

Now there is even better news

I've been reliably informed (and I checked and it's true) that Alloy Apparel's shoe selection now covers the US size 13 range. And... very important - the shoes are also in the budget range. Right now they are offering 23 shoe-styles (flats and heels) in US size 13. The most expensive ones are $ 39.90. A good deal, if you ask me.

They have also enhanced their "Tall" selection. Now you can choose from

• Tall Dresses
• Tall Jeans
• Tall Pants
• Tall Jumpsuits/Overalls
• Tall Tops
• Tall Skirts

About Alloy Apparel

Alloy Apparel is a direct-to-consumer women’s lifestyle brand best known for a breadth of sizes and fits. Addressing the needs of the underdeveloped plus and tall markets, we offer sizes up to 25/XXXL, inseams up to 39", and dress lengths up to 63" in a vast array of contemporary styles. Additionally, our brand stakes a long-standing claim in the affordable jean market with a Denim Shop that features six fits and a myriad of washes and styles within each subcategory.

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Always For Me is a great site for swimsuits for big and tall girls.

I bought 9 of their chic brand swimsuits. They are made really well and have longer torsos for a tall girl. They also accommodate a bustier girl. The prices range from 70 to 80 Dollars but are worth every penny. They were also on Oprah's Favorite pick 1 year ago. With swimwear weather coming soon I thought I'd let you girls know.

Love Cassie (6'5").

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Amalli Talli

Women's clothes in tall sizes (including pants with up to a 38" inseam)

Welcome to Amalli Talli - we are a different kind of shopping experience. We often get the question, "Are you a tall store?" And the answer is YES! This question is often followed up by the standard, "How tall do you have to be to shop here?" What makes us different, however, is that we don't recommend that you fit into a certain height range to shop with us. We strongly believe that tall isn't solely defined by height and comes in a variety of shapes, sizes and proportions. 

We are two sisters, Amy & Alli, who understand "tall" from both sides of the spectrum and launched this company in 2014 to fill a void that we had always experienced personally. At 5'10", Alli had always struggled to find stylish, trendy & well-fitting pieces, but has never been able to shop at other tall specialty stores because their articles of clothing are too long for her. Amy stands at 6' 3 ½ " but has always wanted more variety in the styles and selections available to her.  Between the two of us, there are over 5” of difference in height, plus extremely different proportions, so we take all of that into consideration when designing & buying pieces for the store.  Our fundamental belief is that not all tall women are built the same, so not all inventory can be cut the same.  We focus on providing a great mix of inventory in different lengths, styles & proportions so every woman can find pieces that will work for her. 

After launching initially in a brick and mortar store in a suburban Minneapolis mall, we have transitioned our business entirely online in 2017.  This move allowed us to focus on the segments of our small business that have had the greatest customer demand – our ecommerce platform & also our exclusive private label items.  Our vision is to continue to add more styles under our Amalli Talli private label, so that we are able to respond best to what customers are asking for and also have greater control over the fit and size options available.  We are proud to be working with some enormously talented people to design & produce these items, and will always take our inspiration from the popular trends in the market today so that our customers have access to top styles in the lengths they need.  

If you have recommendations or things you would love to see made for a tall women – connect with us!  We love to hear suggestions from people via social media, email, phone, whatever you prefer!  

Thanks so much for stopping by our site & supporting our business!

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Jeans und Hosen mit bis zu 38 inch Innenbeinlänge

Damenbekleidung – Show your style

Was ziehe ich heute an? Diese Frage kennen Frauen nur zu gut, selbst wenn sie vor einem vollen Kleiderschrank mit Damenbekleidung stehen. Damen möchten zu jedem Zeitpunkt mit persönlichem Chic auftreten. Dazu gehören der coole Streetstyle für den Alltag, die stilvolle Businesskleidung und der elegante Auftritt am Abend. Die großen Laufstege der Welt zeigen Ihnen, was Modedesigner an Damenbekleidung aktuell kreieren. Zum Shoppen oder für den gemütlichen Abend mit Freunden muss es jedoch keine Designermode sein. Kombinieren Sie Ihre 7/8 Jeans lieber zu lässigen Ankle Boots mit Lederjacke oder zu schicken Pumps mit Strickpullover? Bevorzugen Sie Ihre Slim-Fit Hose zusammen mit Overkneestiefeln und einer Jacke im Parkastil oder mit Sneaker und Shirt? Tragen Sie, was Ihnen gefällt und zeigen Sie Ihren persönlichen Style. Klingt ganz einfach? Ist es auch. Bei uns finden Sie Damenmode in großer Auswahl für jeden Tag genauso wie für besondere Anlässe.

Basic Fashion: Das Nonplusultra der Damenmode

Basics helfen Ihnen, Ihre Garderobe leichter zusammenzustellen. Damit kombinieren Sie alles, was und wie Sie es möchten. Werten Sie Ihre Essentials jeder Art gekonnt mit It-Pieces auf. Verwandeln Sie Ihr klassische Jeans in einen Look für den Abend, indem Sie Ihre Schuhe wechseln. Probieren Sie es aus, High Heels statt Sneaker bewirken Wunder.Weitere Fashion Basics sind natürlich Jeans, einfarbige Blusen oder Shirts. Ein eleganter Strickpullover und ein klassischer Blazer ergänzen die Basic Fashion an Damenbekleidung zu einem schicken Smart Casual Look.Wenn Sie oftmals nicht wissen, was Sie anziehen sollen, kaufen Sie sich eine Grundausstattung an Damenbekleidung in gedeckten Farben. Töne wie Schwarz, Grau oder Marine können Sie mit farbenfrohen und schicken Accessoires jederzeit aufwerten. Schmale, elegante Röcke oder weite Marlenehosen sind als Basics bestens geeignet. Beides können Sie mit einem feinen Strickpullover, einer eleganten oder stylischen Bluse sowie farbenfrohen Shirts zu einem schicken Freizeit-Look kombinieren. Mit einem edlen Oberteil und umwerfenden Pumps sind Sie perfekt für das Theater oder den Besuch beim Italiener am Abend gekleidet.

Damenbekleidung – Auch Statement Pieces gehören zum perfekten Outfit

Kleider gehören ebenfalls zu den Lieblingsstücken der Damenmode. Ein elegantes Etuikleid gestalten Sie mit bunten Tüchern und stylischen Schals, Gürteln oder glänzendem Schmuck immer wieder neu. Schicke Kurzblazer verwandeln Kleider in schöne Kostüme. Mit grobgestrickten oder gemusterten Cardigans kreieren Sie einen lässigen Streetstyle. Der Bolero perfektioniert das Outfit für die Hochzeit Ihrer besten Freundin.Bunte Kleider sind echte Eyecatcher, aber nur selten mit anderen farbenfrohen Kleidungsstücken kombinierbar. Zu den Essentials können Sie dagegen ruhig Ihre Favoriten im Muster-Mix anziehen. Moderne und stylische Damenmode darf farbenfroh und leuchtend, aber auch glitzernd sein. Mit den zurzeit angesagten Trendteilen ist es Ihnen möglich, Ihr persönliches Statement zu setzen. Sie signalisieren damit Ihren Modegeschmack, Ihren Stil und Ihr Lebensgefühl. Denn wer leuchtende Farben trägt, ist bestimmt gut gelaunt.

Beachwear oder Abendbekleidung? In jedem Fall richtig angezogen

Damenbekleidung besteht nicht nur aus Hose, Bluse und Schuhen für Ihren Alltag. Auch im Urlaub möchten Sie perfekt gestylt sein. Das beginnt beim schicken Bikini in Neonfarben für den Strand, der Ihre Figur betont. Lockere, leichte Kleider mit Alloverprint können Sie sich schnell überziehen und machen Ihr Strandoutfit perfekt. So fühlen Sie sich auch bei hohen Temperaturen im Café oder beim Spaziergang wohl. Für den Abend kann Ihre Damenmode etwas auffälliger sein. Jumpsuits sind leger mit weitem Hosenbein oder einem Hosenrock und daher angenehm zu tragen. Bunt gemustert, in leuchtendem Rot oder auffällig glitzernd – ein Jumpsuit ist immer ein absolutes Fashion Statement. Mit verschiedenen Accessoires verwandeln Sie ihn in ein anderes, modisches Outfit.Nehmen Sie sich Zeit beim Durchstöbern unserer Auswahl an Damenbekleidung und lassen sich inspirieren von kräftigen Farben, eleganten Nudetönen, verpielten Mustern und gradlinigen Formen. Sicher finden Sie das Kleidungsstück, was Ihrem Geschmack entspricht und Ihre Damenmode um ein Trendteil bereichert.

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Tall women's jeans and pants with up to 38 inch inseams

At Amazon Fashion, we believe that Smart is Beautiful - that's why we carry an easy-to-shop selection of wear-everywhere women's clothing for this season and next.

We carefully curate collections of both classic and on-trend styles so you can quickly find your favorite tried-and-true denim brands, pieces from up-and-coming designers, and more. Each season, we bring you a vast array of runway-inspired pieces featuring high-impact prints, standout colors, and luxurious quality. To complement these styles, our women's clothing selection also offers everyday basics - from basic tees, tops, jeans, and jackets to work-appropriate blazers, skirts, and more - so you can build a head-to-toe wardrobe for every wearing occasion.

Amazon Fashion also provides styling how-to's and packing guides that highlight the season's best women's clothing for specific trips, events, and occasions—for example, what to pack for summer vacation, the best date-night looks, what to gift for Mother's Day, and beyond. From a glamorous holiday-party cocktail dress to a soft cashmere sweater you can wear for years to come, we're always keeping an eye out for outfit-making styles from a wide range of brands. Our versatile women's clothing selection includes tried-and-true brands as well as emerging designers - a list that includes 7 For All Mankind, Calvin Klein, Joie, Levi's, Parker, Pendleton, Rebecca Minkoff, Tracy Reese, and many more.

We're committed to providing you with a convenient shopping experience, which is why we've organized our women's clothing into easily searchable categories. In addition, we put on-trend and weather-perfect styles on center stage, so you can quickly find swimwear and shorts in summer, the prettiest dresses in spring, and the latest denim and warmest coats in fall and winter. To add to the ease of your shopping experience, many items are eligible for free returns - meaning you can efficiently try the newest styles to find the ones you love.

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