1. Cover your flaws where they are
You can wear loose-fitting outfits, such as “H-shaped dresses,”
Without emphasizing the waist, it gives the impression
That it’s the natural shape of the clothing, downplaying your body’s imperfections.
Just go for something a bit looser~
2. Use a belt wisely
If it’s a slightly thinner piece of clothing,
Be sure to leave the waist area a bit looser,
Letting some extra fabric hang to create a gathering effect,
Achieving the look of a “very slim waist.”
(Everyone will feel confident!)
If it’s thicker clothing,Because it has some thickness,
Once you fasten the belt, there will be a slight “indentation” at the waist area!
Which can have a noticeable effect~
3. The Contrast Method
As for how to create contrast, just read on
“Either wide on top and narrow on the bottom
Or narrow on top and wide on the bottom
Or wide on both ends and narrow in the middle”
In short, anything is better than being completely straight
To create a “curved silhouette”! Don’t get it? Just see how to do it
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/For wide on top and narrow on the bottom, you can do this/
Roll up your sleeves,This will make your shoulders appear wider
Creating a natural contrast with the unadorned waist area!
It won’t just look H-shaped anymore~ and adds a touch of fashion too
A lapel coat / open outerwear,can also have such an effect~
Simply put,
you can just wear something looser on the upper body~
By appropriately widening the shoulders, contrast with a slender waist.
No matter what, it's all to prevent the body shape from looking H-shaped
With contrast, there’s distinction, and naturally the waistline shows up.
I won’t go on about the front...
/ How to do top narrow and bottom wide /
(Side note: whether it’s an A-line skirt or not, it’s a good choice,
although achieving this effect is fine even with an outerwear as well)
/ Narrow on top and bottom, wide in the middle /