>>235510
Ah so you're pretty small like me. Here's some basics you should start with:
>black skinny jeans
I'm 5'4" and wear size 16-18 size boys pants, and abercrombie kids has really decent jeans for the price so you might want to check them out.
>plain color tees (or button ups if that's your thing)
Make sure they sit just below the belt, have a bit of drape and are comfortable on you.
>chunky sweat shirts and/or sweaters
Since you're small and thin a slightly oversized top is comfy, compliments your size and gives a good drape. The cute factor is in the "aw he must be wearing his bf's sweater look how small he is"
>versatile shoes
Keep them simple, plain and in either black or white
Make sure everything fits you well, not too tight and not too loose. A huge part of a good cute outfit is how your clothes lay on you. Get a tailor if necessary.
Also keep in mind of the colors. Try to avoid bright flashy colors that only go well with 1-2 fits. If you want to look like an anime character by wearing flashy stuff without knowing how to dress yourself you're going end up looking super cringey. For your basic wardrobe you want to mix and match as many different things as possible. So pick out classic colors such as navy, black, gray, white and tan. Once you learn the basics of how to mix and match, construct fits and arrange color pallets then you can move on to flashier, more colorful things.
Other items to consider after you obtain a simple basic wardrobe if they interest you:
>scoop neck tees
>cardigans
>leather boots
>parka jackets
>military jackets
>scarfs
Things to avoid:
>cargo shorts
>sports shoes when you're not doing sports
>basketball shorts you're not playing basketball
>shit with noticeable logos on them
>when in public, fetish wear such as high thigh socks, chokers, arm/leg warmers, collars, bows, etc.
>animal ear hats, tails, etc.
>menswear