Tall thin women should invest in a pair of high-waisted wide-leg trousers and have them properly tailored. The high-waisted style highlights a small waist when cinched with a belt, while making a long torso look proportionate by creating an hourglass shape. Layer a matching camisole under a sheer V-neck blouse and tuck it into the waistband of trousers. The V-neck draws eyes downward, creating the illusion of a fuller bust. Continue the fluidity and flaunt your height with a pair of stilettos.

Dresses in different silhouettes and prints can balance proportions and flatter your tall thin shape. An A-line dress adds width to a thin frame without overwhelming it. Sheaths with feminine details like ruffles, peplums and pleats also create the illusion of curves. Tall thin women can carry a large all-over print without being overwhelmed -- just keep the colors classic to avoid looking childish.

Separates are versatile wardrobe items that can be used to emphasize assets or distract from problem areas. Play with color to break up height and to draw attention to the areas you want the focus on. To show off a slim upper body, layer a bright structured blazer over a thin blouse or camisole. The bright color will draw eyes upward so stick with a solid pencil skirt on bottom. A fit-and-flare skirt in a bright color or print creates the illusion of fuller hips and shows off long legs. Further elongate legs with heels in a color similar to your skin tone.

Different densities and fabrics add dimension to a tall thin frame. Think wool, lace and velvet or chunky sweaters, boyfriend cardigans and sweater dresses. When volume is worn on top, stick with slim silhouettes on the bottom. Skinny jeans, leggings and patterned tights highlight legs and balance your outfit. Layers also work to create proportion and dimension. Layer a crew-neck sweater over a button-down top and throw on a boyfriend cardigan. Keep your bottom half slim with boot-cut or skinny jeans and finish with ankle booties.