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August 17th, 2010 | 
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Don't let the clothes wear you!
Styling Rules are hardly generic! As a matter of fact, they should be customized to the individual; since everyone comes in different body sizes and shapes, we all need to learn what to wear and what to avoid in order to best flattering our body shape.
There are three major body types: the top heavy body shape, bottom heavy body shapes, the last one is no curves body types.
People with top heavy body type have to pick pieces that are shaped but not tight. Bring attention to the bottom half of the body. Don't wear tops with: ruffles or pastel shades, thin spaghetti straps, delicate camisole tops or complicated necklines. Avoid high neck lines, wear instead wide v-neck halves, not in a bulky material .
The goal for the bottom heavy body type is to bring attention to the top half of the body and away from problem areas. Clingy skirts and tapered pants are a no-no as they highlight the hip, it'll make you look like wearing bad designer cheap
material; fuller leg trousers and flared skirts hide bulges. Wear any vertical pattern on the bottom half. Darker colors recede, so go dark on the bottom half of the body and wear lighter colors on top.
For the no curves body types a feminine chiffon dress will soften the shape an make your body looks curvy. Halter tops create soft curves. Gathering and pleating on a shirt (at the sleeves and waist) creates curves. Skinny jeans will hug the skinny shapeless hips, giving them more definition.
There's no use struggling to get a cute dress with clothing discount
if it turns out like flour sag on you. No one has a "perfect" body; A lot of women are ready to tell you exactly what they don't like about their bodies, even models and celebrities! It is extremely important to determine our body type - first and foremost- as it helps us to visualize a certain shape; then, we chose what to wear to best suit our body shape, making therefore, the most of our body by creating an illusion of a well balanced figure.
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