Flat-Chested Fashion Fiend

Bra shopping isn't much fun when you can't even pass the pencil test (stick a pencil under your boobs; if it falls to the floor, you fail). If you've ever gone into Victoria's Secret and gotten skeptical looks from the salesladies, you'll know what I'm talking about. It's hard not to feel inadequate when you're surrounded by sexy lingerie that will never, ever fit you unless you have expensive surgery. That's why I buy my petite bras online. Against all odds, I've managed to find a few comfortable, stylish and well-made bras in cup sizes A and AA.

For my next trick, I'll show you how to save money on designer clothes. Petite designer jeans are a special obsession of mine, so they've got their very own discount fashion guide. I like to buy used jeans by Citizens of Humanity, Paper Denim & Cloth, and a few other brands you'll see on the page. I often find like-new pairs of designer jeans in my size for sale in auction listings, and sometimes the previous owner has had them professionally hemmed to petite length. That's one less chore for me, and I save hundreds of dollars.

Last but not least: trends. What good is the internet if you can't use it to gush over the styles you love and rant about the ones you hate? Among my current favorite trendy things to wear are peacock feathers and biker-style high heels. I hate kitten heels, tie dye, corset jeans, and overalls (but if you don't feel the same way I'll probably still be your friend).