Dressing for Your Body Type
Not knowing how to dress is because you don’t understand your figure,
Not every girl is born with a perfect shape.
So,Body modification is a woman’s lifelong “career,”
Besides going through the hassle of dieting or body sculpting,
there is also a shortcut that’s a bit of a hack,
which is optimizing your body proportions through clothing and styling.
Today’s special focus: the “H-shape” girls!
What is an H-shape?
The most obvious example is Olivia Palermo!
Perfectly no waist to speak of(Even though she’s slim, it doesn’t help)
Key point: shoulder width ≈ waist width ≈ hip width
H-shape girls, don’t panic!
We’ll teach you a few tricks and you’re all set~
1. Conceal where there are flaws
You can wear loose-fitting clothes, such as “H-shaped dresses,”
Clothes that don’t emphasize the waist give the impression
that it’s the clothing’s shape, downplaying your body’s imperfections
Just a bit looser is fine~
2. Skillfully use a belt
If it’s a slightly more fitted outfit,
be sure to leave the waist area a bit looser,
with extra fabric creating a stacked effect,
to create the illusion of a “very slim waist.”
(Makes you feel confident instantly)
If it’s a thicker outfit,because it has a certain thickness.
As long as you fasten the belt, there will be a slight “indentation” around the waist area!
Naturally, it can have some effect~
3. The Contrast Method
As for how to do the comparison, just keep reading
“Either go with wide on top and narrow on the bottom
or narrow on top and wide on the bottom
or wide on both top and bottom but narrow in the middle”
In short, anything is better than being straight all the way down
Create a “curved silhouette”! Don’t get it? Let’s see how it’s done
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/ Wide on top and narrow on the bottom can be done like this /
Roll up your sleeves,so that your shoulders look wider
and create a natural, unaltered contrast with the waist area!
It won’t just look like an H-shape anymore~ it’ll also have a trendy feel
Big lapel tops / unbuttoned jackets,can also have this kind of effect~
Simply put,
you can just wear something a bit looser on the upper body~
By slightly widening the shoulders, you create a contrast that highlights a slim waist.
No matter what, the goal is to avoid looking like an H-shape
With contrast, there’s distinction, and naturally, your waistline shows!
Won’t go on and on about the rest......
/ Narrow on top and wide on the bottom can be done like this /
(P.S.: A-line skirts, whether short or long, are always a good choice,
and of course, outerwear that creates this effect works too)
/ Wide on top and bottom, narrow in the middle /
Finally,hurry up and try it out—it’s super useful~