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Everybody in this world is unique and has a different body shape. For convenience, women's body shape is divided into some categories like hourglass, rectangle, apple, triangle, petite shape etc. Although in terms of fashion there is no ideal shape.
Every woman has its own beauty and unique style of clothing. Expressive dressing is like a fun which highlights your body shape, features and personality. To look good the only thing you need is to have a good dressing sense. Suitable clothes according to the body and occasion enhance your personality.
Always wear what you feel comfortable, it also improves confidence level. Taking help of someone else, to select cloths for specific occasion is a good idea. But, remember you are the best judge of your own, so always go by your compatibility level not only by fashion. Following are some tips for dressing:
Hourglass shape- This is the best shape that every woman dream for. It is a shape with a curved figure and a balanced body with slim hips. If woman naturally blessed with this shape is very lucky, almost all of the out fits suits on this shape, every thing will look great on them. Such a woman can carry herself in tight fitting jeans, short top, skirts showing off her waistline.
Rectangle shape- Athletic figure have rectangular shape. Such women do not get weight gain easily, so not much worried about their clothing. They can wear full skirts. Encrusted clothing suites them better and bring out best of their features.
Apple shape- Heavier on upper body. Such women have a heavy breast line and larger waistline as well. Apple shape women can wear top with tunics, and shirts give them professional touch. These women have similar legs, so they must prefer skirts with knee length.
Petite shape- Women belong to this category need not to worry about their dressing sense. They can look more beautiful with some simple dressing tips. Women with petite shape, generally have smaller frames. They can wear shirts with vertical lines, trousers. They should avoid wearing short skirts and heavy fabric.
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Source by Gopal Tripathi
