How to Find the Right Clothes for Your Shape

1. How to Find the Right Clothes for Your Shape

2. It will be a lot easier to get dressed when you know the right clothes for your body type. Women's body shape fall into one of these categories: hourglass (curvy but evenly proportioned), triangle (larger at the bottom), rectangle (straight up and down), and circle (thick around the middle). In relation, this article presents some ideas about the different styles of dressing up that can fit each shape at its best.

3. How to Find the Right Clothes for Your Shape • Dress for Hourglass Shaped Body A person who has a narrow waist, ample chest, and full hips that are evenly proportioned has the hourglass shaped body. If you have this type of shape, you should avoid boxy or shapeless styles. Choose something like women's dresses for work. Or, look for the following: clothes that move and work with your natural curves, a wrap dress that creates a diagonal movement, high-waistedpants that hits the natural waistline which make it look thin in the middle, a pencil skirt that accentuates the waist and glides over the hips, and a V-neck top that flatters one's curves less the exaggeration.

4. Dress for Triangle Shaped Body Experts from the women clothes online Singaporenoted that a person who has a shoulder and torso that are narrower compared to the hips has a triangle shaped body. If you have this type of shape, you should avoid curve-hugging fabric, shapeless and oversized sweaters, skirts in a flimsy, and skinny jeans and pants. Instead, look for the following: a tailored jacket that plays up the shoulders which evens out the lower proportions of the body; a dark wide-leg pants that slenderized the thighs while creating a slimmer and longer silhouette; and a tapered A-line skirt to avoid appearing too triangular.

5. Dress for Rectangle Shaped Body A person who has a straight-up-and-down figure with the little definition at the waist that is known to be a boyish type has a rectangle shaped body. If you have this type of shape, you should avoid dresses that are too flowy or unstructured around the waist and are tight all over. Instead, look for styles that fit comfortably at your middle but flare out at the bottom (pants or a skirt) to create curves and the following: a fitted jacket, a boot-cut pants that is slim fit at the hips and gives the appearance of all-around shapeliness, a flared skirt with a flouncy hem contrasted by a tapered waist which gives the illusion of an hourglass, and a feminine top with wispy and ruffles sleeves that add volume to the shoulders and bust which makes the waist appear smaller. Ladies office wear Singaporecan also be a good source of inspiration.

6. Dress for Circle Shaped Body A person who tend to gain weight around the middle has a circle shaped body. If you have this type of shape, you should avoid anything that draws attention to the middle such as waist-cinching tops, belts, and high-rise pants. Instead, look for clothes that fit loosely around the midsection (to hide your full looking stomach) and more snugly in other areas. You can also choose your outfit base on the following: slim-cut pants that is lean and long, a tunic with relaxed cut that glides over the stomach, a shift dress that helps slim troubled areas, and an empire-waist blouse which waistline rests just below the bust.