Women With Different Body Shapes

There are so many different options for every body shape these days, so dressing is all about finding what works best for you. No matter if you are plump, straight up, pear-shaped, inverted pear-shaped (fat in the upper body, thin in the lower body), apple-shaped, funnel-shaped, petite, or very tall, you can find a lot of them suit your clothes. But you have to work hard to learn how to dress because you will see the best results when you choose clothes that fit and accentuate your figure.

Some dressing guidelines apply to everyone. The waist line is usually very attractive. Sculpt your waistline and you'll instantly look thinner, sexier, and more capable. Clothing in the same tone can make you look thinner and have the effect of lengthening your height, as can high-heeled shoes. Later I will also talk about high heels. No matter what shape you are, balance is key. If you're wearing a flowy top, be sure to wear tight pants. If you're wearing an ankle-length skirt or wide-leg pants, pair it with a fitted silk shirt, camisole, or T-shirt.

Tall and thin. Many women think that very thin women tend to look tall and thin. I have to say, this idea is dead wrong, but you still have to go to the gym to lose weight. Clothes that are slightly larger will make you look thin and haggard rather than elegant and light. If you've lost a lot of weight and you haven't bought clothes that fit your new shape, you're also not going to be graceful and light. Slim people can wear slouchy clothes, but at the same time, it is important to ensure that all clothing is in a state of balance and that the materials of the clothing are in a harmonious state. Material can determine whether a garment sags gracefully or hangs like a sad bag. Don't worry about tight clothes making you look too skinny, the sloppy image you worry about is the result of clothes that are too big. If you're a flat-chested person and want more curves in your upper body, choose clothes with patterns, textures and ruffles.

Apple and plus size. Those women who are apple-shaped and plus-size must, must, must wear clothes that pull in the waist. Wear a belt, tuck your clothes in your pants, or choose clothes with clear lines that naturally shape your waistline. Plus-size women always tend to wear baggy clothes, which is wrong. You want to wear well-fitting clothes, not oversized clothes to hide your body. I've always stressed that hiding is never the right thing to do. The rigid gown is not the friend of the plus-size woman, but the enemy. The same goes for women of other body types, all clothing must fit. You'll look thinner and more feminine by wearing well-fitting, well-defined clothing. If you want to wear flowy clothes, choose a flowing outer garment that sags, unbuttoned, and wears a tighter fit underneath for a slimmer, more fitted effect. If you want to wear printed clothes, be sure to choose clothes with large patterns rather than small, delicate patterns, which will look messy on you.

Pear shape. If you are a pear-shaped person, make sure to highlight the thinnest part of your body, which is your waist! In general, choose clothes that are tight at the top and loose at the bottom. You can wear dresses or skirts, not pants. But don't be sad, high-waisted wide-leg pants might just be your new best friend. The waist of high-waisted wide-leg trousers is right at the thinnest part of the body, and the width of the trousers will hide the curves of the legs. Opt for straight-leg jeans instead of leggings. If you like a slim pencil skirt, you can flaunt your waistline, but be sure to wear heeled shoes to make your legs look longer.

Inverted pear shape. Women with an inverted pear shape (thin lower body and fat upper body) must highlight their legs. You can choose a short skirt or slim pants, with a shirt on the upper body. If you have a fuller bust, V-necks, boat necks, and off-the-shoulder dresses accentuate your neck and collarbone and draw the eye to your face. Crewnecks can make you look bloated and draw too much attention to your breasts. Likewise, textured clothing such as patterns and ruffles will give you a fuller upper body and can also make you look bloated. (If you must wear a crew neck, choose those with a fitted scoop neck and pair them with trousers in the same shade.) Choose shirts and dresses that are fitted, darts, or ruffled to shape your waist. Weakening the shelf effect that does not accentuate the figure. (Note: ruffles are every woman's best friend!)

Hourglass. Women with an hourglass body should wear a belt as much as possible and wear clothes that fit as much as possible, so that they can show the curves of the body and close the waist. If your clothes don't cinch your waist and hide your hips, it can create a tent effect, mask your strengths, and turn you into a mess. What you have to accept is that you're better off going the sexy route. This road is not easy to walk, but you have to walk.

Tall women and petite women. Tall and small women may also have the above mentioned body shapes, so you need to pay attention to your body shape. Neither type of women should be afraid of bright colors or avoid the eyes of others, but beware of patterns that you can't control.

A special piece of advice for tall women, please stop hiding your height! I know your concerns. You're afraid of wearing high heels because you feel like a giraffe and you're worried that the extra height will attract more attention. So you end up wearing flats, even though flats aren't appropriate for your situation, or they don't match your coat. This will make you look awkward and tall instead of elegant and tall. If flats are paired with an inappropriate outfit, you'll look guilty for your height. Stop feeling guilty and embrace the power and aura of being tall with open arms. There is a truth about high heels that is different from what we usually know: high heels can make you look more elegant, especially for tall women and plus-size women.

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