will need The right length jacket V-neck shirts Long pants Pointy shoes Monochromatic clothes

Short or teased hair Yoga or Pilates classes and elevator insoles. Step 1. When picking

out jackets, go for ones that end where your buttocks meet your legs. And pick single-breasted

over double-breasted, which can make you look shorter by making you look wider. Step 2.

Wear V-neck shirts, which elongate your frame. Avoid wearing baggy tops, which can make you

look like a box: wide and short. Step 3. Wear pants that reach the bottom of your heel.

Stay away from cuffed pants, capris, and cargoes. Step 4. Select pointed-toe shoes over round-toed

ones; the former blend in better with your pants, so your leg line remains unbroken.

Elevator insoles are a discreet way of adding an inch or two to your height. Step 5. Go

without belts; they cut your body in half, ruining the long line you want. Step 6. Wear

one color so your torso and legs blend together. Heavier fabrics tend to make you look bulkier

and shorter. Whenever possible, opt for light- or medium-weight fabrics. Step 7. Let your

hair help you look taller. For ladies, that means upsweep styles and a little teasing

on top. For men, it means keeping your hair short. Step 8. Take yoga or Pilates classes;

both have been shown to help people look taller by improving their posture. Did you know Studies

repeatedly show that tall men earn more than short men.