Tips To Dress For Your Body Type

In the fashion industry, it is not uncommon for models to wear clothes that are too big or too small on them to make a particular style look good. In reality, though, most people don’t have a “model” body type and need to dress accordingly.

What Body Shape Am I?

First, identify your body shape. If you know which of the four shapes below your body falls into then it will be easier to shop for clothing.

Next, Get rid of clothes that don’t fit: Donate clothes that no longer fit or just stop wearing them altogether. You’ll also have more room in your closet if they fit your body!

Hourglass Figure

Women with an hourglass figure have a well-developed bust and hips with a defined waistline.

The classic pencil skirt can be a good choice as it skims over the waist and hips. Make sure that you choose one with enough stretch so that it fits your curves beautifully without being too tight.

Look for V plunge necklines to accentuate your upper body. You can also go for A-line dresses and snug-fitting dresses. Embrace belts to highlight your defined waist. Avoid loose-fitting or ruffled items as they do not flatter your body type.

Apple Shape

As you may know, some women are born with an apple body type. You fall under this body type if your top half is heavier than your bottom half.

You need to look for deep V necklines as well as they will give the appearance of a longer torso. Look for dresses or skirts that show off your legs. You also have a bigger bust so it’s important to wear the right bra with enough support. Printed dressed or flowy tops, as well as darker, monochromatic colours, are a good choice for this figure.

Avoid skinny jeans and tight-fitting dresses as they do not flatter your body type. You can always add a higher belt to give the illusion of more balance.

Pear Shape

This is the body type of a heavier bottom than the top. Most people spend hours in the gym working to get a larger bottom that seems to be in fashion.

Aim for the A-line dresses as well as wide-legged pants. This body type can be manipulated with outfits to give the appearance of an hourglass figure if styled properly.

Try not to choose tight-fitting tops with baggy pants as this will exaggerate the bigger hips.

Highlight Or Blend In

Women come in all sizes and shapes, these days more celebrities are standing up and proving we must embrace our bodies and be proud no matter what size.

Bigger bust

Although most people would think this is great, women with bigger busts may not always agree. if you want to embrace it then opt for lower V lines to accentuate cleavage. choose halter neck tops and add a beautiful necklace to draw attention to your bust. If you prefer to be more discreet, then try a more square neckline and avoid skinny straps.

No matter what you decide to do, a good bra of the correct size is a must. This will give you the support and comfort you will need.

No Bust

Being flat-chested isn’t the end of the world. There are great ideas that can disguise the flat chest. wearing bows and ruffles are just a couple of advantages. Layering is also easier to do if you have a smaller cup size. Some bras can push up what you do have or add inserts to your bra for a function if needed.

If your breasts are too small for you, regardless of whether you were born with them or they had to be removed for medical reasons, there is something you can do about it. do some research into silicone versus saline breast implants, if you are seriously considering taking the next step. 

Don’t be afraid to try new styles: you might find something that works even if it’s not what most people wear. Don’t limit yourself to just one style of clothing either. Wear what makes you feel confident: if certain colors or styles make you uncomfortable, don’t wear them. If certain colors make you self-conscious then avoid wearing those colors on your body type at all costs! You should also be avoiding any styles that are unflattering to your shape. If something isn’t working for your body type, don’t wear it. Lastly, invest in a few quality pieces: it’s better to spend more on one or two items that you love than buy cheaper clothes that may not last as long.