Your Body Profile
Based on your skeletal structure, this is your own natural silhouette – your ‘coat-hanger’ if you like. Your bones are your bones for life! Your weight will naturally go up and down in a lifetime but your bone structure is your one constant in your relationship with how you look. When you know how, you can create a different focus which completely change your look and shape. It’s amazing what can be achieved with clothing, colour, texture and accessorising to complete a very confident, comfortable, stylish woman. (refer to my clients page)
Firstly :
…determine the width of the shoulders in relation to the width of your hips – this is your starting point.
Secondly :
…what happens in between (breasts and tummies) and beyond (arms and legs) is where we refine the shapes, lengths, fabrics and prints of what we chose to wear to bring attention to your most flattering ‘bits’ and neutralise the ‘not-so-good ‘bits’.
Thirdly :
…colour. Wear the colours that suit you rather than what color palette that is currently in fashion OR just black!
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Body Type AA woman whose shoulders are narrower than the width of her hips. Regardless of bust size, there is a very definite visual difference between the width of the shoulders and the width of the hips. The goal for you is to ‘widen’ your shoulders which will balance your body and remove focus from your hip area creating the effect of a longer and leaner bottom half This is achieved by … |
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Body Type BThis woman’s shoulder width is essentially the same as her hip width. However there are 3 variations - 1. the torso is straight up and down, with little or no definition to the waist area – (H type). The goal for you is to create a ‘curve’ on the waist. We acheive this by … 2. the waist is well defined, even on a larger woman, The ‘perfect’ hour-glass! The goal here is to keep the body looking balanced and not like it is carrying extra weight, making you look heavier than you are. To do this we … 3. the tummy area is extended past the bust line – (O type). Clearly we want to minimise any attention to the lack of a defined waist and create all focus on your face and shoulders, and i bet you have great legs! |
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Body Type YThe shoulders of this woman are wider than the width of the hips and her waist is usually quite straight. The hips need to be ‘widened’ to prevent this woman looking top heavy and weighty. We acheive this by … |
| NB - breast outlines have been ommitted from profiles. |
