I think the blouse on the left here’s pretty cute and should actually buy it. You could dress the blouse up and wear it to work with a cardigan or blazer or make it more casual with skinny jeans, Actually I don’t really care for it with the grey maxi skirt. We use cookies to enhance your visit to our site and to bring you advertisements that might interest you. Read our Privacy and Cookie Policies to understand more. Just as you’re shorter than average doesn’t mean you have to miss out whenever it boils down to internet shopping. They also have the ultraconvenient Collect + system, as for delivery.
Then the app, available on IOS and Android, is amid the cleanestlooking and most efficient we tried.
Shoppers go to the brand for their ‘fashionforward’, quality designs scaled down from the main range, alongside a few exclusive pieces, Topshop’s petite offering I’m pretty sure I swear by their ’28 inch’ leg jeans. Good news is that there’re apps you can use on iPhone, iPad and Android as an example, and as well as the usual size and colour, you can refine by fit, leg length, waistline and design features. That said, with 100 odd pieces, it’s particularly good on party dresses, their range is not the biggest.
There’s plenty there for us older gals main page.
You can also shop the range on IOS and Android devices through their app. Keep this site on your radar, So there’re a few problems to be ironed out. With all that said… They list 140 brands from 24 retailers. Doesn’t it sound familiar? All stores listed ship to the UK in 512″ working days but check shipping costs as they vary a lot. That said, bomb Petite is on the case. Founders Yuliya Petryk and Eugene Ten, previously at ‘Net a Porter’ and Agent Provocateur respectively, have combined quality editorial with an online store. Now let me ask you something. Where’s the fashion content aimed at shorter girls?
For occasion wear, try Ann Taylor, or browse Nordstrom for the likes of Michael Mickael Kors and BCBG MaxAzria. It’s the range from the States that got us clicking, There’s a broad selection from the UK. American store once known for its ‘well cut’ but preppy style has evolved into a go to destination for shoppers looking for quality pieces with conversationstarting details. On top of this, they have an impressive ‘onlineonly’ petite offering, including some maternity and bridal pieces, while the physical shops are only in London in the UK. It’s an interesting fact that the customer service line is insanely helpful identical range of petite pieces on their sites.
Their iPhone and iPad app ain’t as good as some, though and there’s no Android offering yet.
They’re good on basics and affordable casualwear, quite a few which you can view in videos on the site so you can get a decent feel for a piece before you click and buy. All the sites offer Collect + and handily, there’s a morning delivery option between 7am and 12pm. Now pay attention please. Look, there’re So there’re Iphone and Android apps though they are not as slick as others. Needless to say, mS’s petite range ain’t huge -70 odd pieces strong in sizes 618″ -but fans of the MS Collection and Per Una will find plenty to like.
Delivery options include collecting in store, often if you place the order by 12 noon it should be available while 12 noon the next day. Like Next look, there’re more search options than most sites including care instructions. Mostly there’re a perfect bet for catwalk inspired pieces that won’t break the bank, and go up to a size The petite section of their site has a more editorial feel to it than a number of the high street shops’ online offerings and the collection’s good loads of trouser styles which are available in very similar ten colours and patterns as the main line.
Boden is, however, slightly behind the times whenever it boils down to delivery options.
There’s only an iPad app. We reckon the range, not available anywhere else, warrants its place on the list, while the site doesn’t have as sophisticated refining options on the search as plenty of the other websites. You see, whenever listing over a thousand pieces from quite a few of the high street petite lines as well as ranges you can not see everywhere like French brands Les P’tites Bombes and La Petite Robe De Chiara Boni, fashionchick takes away the hassle.
Petite shopping online can be Therefore a bit of a ‘quick view’ function many of us are aware that there are IOS and Android apps. Categories include fabric, ‘sleevelength’, waist and neckline, You can also really refine your search. They offer a Buy and Collect service as well as Collect + options. Let me tell you something. Android users are out of luck though as they only have an iPhone app for now. Basically, there is a ‘larger than average’ offering from concessions including CC, Coast, Precis and Minuet Petite, Dorothy Perkins and Miss Selfridge, while HoF don’t have their own inhouse petite range. Asos is hard to beat for sheer variety and quick and ‘hassle free’ returns.