| Dress to suit your shape |
|
Not everyone was born to be stick thin. But that doesn't mean you have to hide out in drab, unsexy clothes. Instead, celebrate voluptuous boobs and bums with fitted tailoring and vampy dresses for nights out. Show off your best features eye-catching accessories like a waist-defining belt in a contrasting colour or great shoes. Sloppy casual wear won't do you any favours, so bypass baggy jeans in favour of bootcuts.
Go for:
Tall and slim Slender and leggy, you can wear most styles. Many otherwise hard-to-wear trends look good on you, so be adventurous with skinny jeans, prints or clingy dresses. What to avoid? Low-cut tops are a no-no if you're small chested, and watch out for crop trousers and bracelet sleeves, which can have a too-short effect.
Go for:
Petite Great things come in small packages, but it helps if the package is steamlined. Hunt out petite ranges, which are altered proportionately for a perfect fit. Vintage buys are great for petites, as they rarely fit anyone else. One-colour dressing helps keep the silhouette streamlined, especially with dark colours. Matching tights and shoes elongate the leg and a heel will help add height. Too many different things going on in an outfit visually 'chops you up', so keep things simple for the best effect.
Go for:
Many British women fall into this category. If you're hippy, soft draping or vertical lines are your friends. To boost your bust try tailored jackets and V necks. Go easy on high-shine fabrics, which bounce light off curves. Go for:
|
| Next > |
|---|