Everything changes with time -- and that's certainly true if you have bone loss from osteoporosis. Little compression fractures can affect the way you sit, stand, walk -- and look. You may be a bit shorter now, your posture a little different. These changes alter how a woman's clothes fit. Clothes don't seem to drape as they should, the length of a dress doesn't seem right. You may tug at your clothes in frustration, eventually giving up and staying home. Susan Randall advises women to utilize personal shoppers when shopping, or find a good seamstress to tailor clothing to fit properly. Choosing the right silhouette is key; loose fitting, straight-lined, or slightly fitted clothes work best. The right neckline and sleeve styles are also important. Shoulder pads, accessories, and scarves can help draw attention away from problem areas and balance your overall look. Comfortable shoes and backpacks can improve your comfort and safety. Lastly, proper undergarments can provide support and comfort, and medical supports can be used if necessary.