(If this shows up ginormous, forgive me!!)
Have options that you can wear whether the shirt is big on you (you might not have much of a choice in sizes) or if it's more fitted on you. Think neutral colors - beige/khaki, denim, white, even brown.
Some ideas of dressing them up:
- If the t-shirt is longer on you, put a neutral belt over the shirt. You can wear it at your natural waist or your hips, depending on what looks best on you.
- If it's able to be tucked in, wear a silver or gold-toned belt and shoes with similar tones, or tie a cute ribbon/bow or scarf in your belt loops.
- Make sure that skirts aren't so short that if you bend over, you can see your cheeks. You may catch a breeze, so keep an eye on flouncy skirts.
- Make sure that shorts aren't super tight (no camel toe).
- Make sure that items made with lighter fabrics and colors are lined.
- Wear nude-colored underwear.
- Watch for VPL (visible panty lines).
Some bottoms to consider:
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A pencil-type denim skirt (can be dressed up or down, definitely a wardrobe staple!)
http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/produc...scid=810129012
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A flouncy white skirt (not too short!) - here's one from Banana Republic but they have them everywhere. MAKE SURE it's not see-through (this one is lined)!
http://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse...scid=833899012
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Khaki Skirt - simple, clean lines.
http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/produc...scid=814826012
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Bermuda Shorts
http://www.thelimited.com/detail/dre...-short/6622240
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Cuffed Denim Shorts (not too short, try a 7-inch inseam)
http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/landingpages/lclaurenconrad/bottoms/PRD~813881/LC+Lauren+Conrad+Cuffed+Denim+Shorts.jsp
