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Whats My Body Shape?

 Fashion for Real Women

and make a lasting impression every time"
No matter your age shape or size

Look 10 years in 5 minutes

 

Triangle

If you have the classic triangle shape, you will want to balance your hips by widening your shoulders. There's also several rules you need to follow for top and jacket lengths, and skirt and pant styles.

 

Inverse Triangle

If you've an inverted triangle frame, with wide shoulders, perhaps a big bust and narrow hips, you'll need to widen your hips. Choosing pants and skirts in the right colour, fabric and style will have a big impact on your overall look. There's also certain types of top styles and dress styles you need to avoid so your shoulders don't look even wider.

 

Oval

If you have the classic oval shape (broader through the middle and upper torso, with no waist indentation and often with a full bust and sloping shoulders) then there's lots you can do to minimise your stomach area and elongate your overall body length. For starters you need to concentrate on vertical lines and avoid tucked in tops.

 

Diamond

A diamond body shape is characterised by narrow shoulders and a small bust and back, with most of the weight distributed through the midriff and waist area. If you have a diamond shape you should avoid anything overly fitted, patterned, contrasting or tailored through the waist.

 

Hour Glass

The hourglass figure is usually every woman's dream, but depending on the proportions, can be difficult to dress. An hourglass lady can look wonderful or tarty depending on her clothes style. She needs to avoid clingy/too tight tops and anything with straight darts.

 

Rectangle

If you have an athletic figure and not much waist definition, then you have a rectangle shape. You want to avoid cropped jackets that end at the waist and choose dresses and tops which define the waist and make you look more curvy.

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 Style Analysis
Increase confidence and save time and money by learning how to dress to flatter your figure. You will be shown your best options for jackets, trousers, tops, and accessories to emphasise your natural assets. You will understand your body's proportions and body shape and learn how to express your own personal style in a truly flattering way.

This session will help you:

Understand your body's proportions and bodylines
Learn which style of clothes are the most flattering
Dress appropriately for your lifestyle
Save time and money on shopping trips by buying only clothes that suit you
Create a higher quality cost-effective wardrobe that is easy to co-ordinate
Feel confident in clothes that enhance your appearance
This is a positive experience to make you realise just how good you can look and feel about yourself. All the advice is written down in a personalised style booklet
for you to keep and take with you when you go shopping.