Rectangle (boyish shape as well but slimmer) - shoulders, waist and hips all similar in width
Triangle - shoulders are narrower than the hips
Inverted Triangle - shoulders are broader than the hips
Oval - waist is wider than the shoulders and hips
Hourglass
- Opt for monochromatic look/tonal colours which are more flattering and visually lengthen the silhouette
- Opt for plain, straight leg pants for a more balanced silhouette
- Cinch in at waist with belt to highlight waistline
Inverted Triangle
- Opt for wide leg pants to balance silhouette. Skinny jeans can be worn but ideally with boots to balance shape of lower legs with upper body
- Cinch in at waist with belt to define shape
- Opt for wrist cuff, statement ring or belt, rather than earrings to ensure there isn't too much attention to shoulder area if broad
Rectangle
- Cinch top in with belt on the hip area to give shape
- Can wear skinny jeans
Triangle
- The off-the-shoulder top draws focus to the upper part of the body, away from the hip area
- Cinch in at waist to define shape
- Opt for trousers that are plain and straight cut
- If wearing jeans, choose darker denim as more flattering, and avoid side and hip pockets that draw attention to the hip area
- Tonal colours preferable to visually lengthen the silhouette
Outfit #2 - Casual
- Ensure the length of the top ends at the waist (but not showing skin) so that it is defined by the skirt
- Ensure the skirt has minimal hip/back pockets to avoid attention to the hip area if conscientious
- The A-line skirt is flattering to shape and skims over the body, ending just below the knees
Inverted Triangle
- The A-line flare of the skirt helps to balance the lower part of the silhouette while defining the waist, giving shape
- The top adds interest to the upper part of the body while the skirt gives shape by defining the waist
- The style and colour of the top draws attention to upper part of the body along with earrings
- Ensure the skirt has minimal hip/back pockets to avoid attention to the hip area
- The A-line skirt skims over the curves to just below the knees
- The bag is small and doesn't draw too much attention to the hip area
Outfit #3 - Nautical
- While off-the-shoulder tops are flattering, be careful of horizontal stripes especially if have big bust. The wider the stripe, the wider and shorter the area will appear. Opt for vertical stripes or block colour.
- Ensure jeans are plain and straight or boot cut to ensure balance to the lower part of the silhouette
Inverted Triangle
- Ensure jeans are straight, boot cut or wide leg to ensure balance to lower part of the silhouette. Can have pockets
Rectangle
- Opt for vertical stripes particularly if you have short waist and ensure the top ends just below the hip bone
- Opt for pants with straight leg
Triangle
- Ensure the pants are plain and straight, with minimal pockets to avoid drawing attention to hip area
Outfit #4 - Curvy
- The dark block colour is visually slimming and the tie belt defines the waist and gorgeous curves.
- If larger, place belt higher above, not on tummy, or remove it and rely on fabulous accessories
- The three-quarter sleeves are flattering while hiding the arms if conscientious
- The style of the dress skims over, not clings to, the curves
- The neckline and earrings draw attention to your gorgeous face
Look forward to sharing more trend tips next week.




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