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    How To Dress For Your Body Type As A Female: Jaclyn Smith, Fashion and Beauty Blogger

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    This document discusses different female body types and how to dress for each type. It identifies the hourglass, apple, pear, banana/rectangular shapes. For each shape, it provides tips on highlighting and emphasizing different areas of the body through clothing choices like jumpsuits, pencil skirts, v-neck dresses, etc. to create a balanced silhouette. Overall, the document advises understanding your body type can help you dress in a way that accentuates your features and suits your shape.

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    How To Dress For Your Body Type As A Female: Jaclyn Smith, Fashion and Beauty Blogger

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    This document discusses different female body types and how to dress for each type. It identifies the hourglass, apple, pear, banana/rectangular shapes. For each shape, it provides tips on highlighting and emphasizing different areas of the body through clothing choices like jumpsuits, pencil skirts, v-neck dresses, etc. to create a balanced silhouette. Overall, the document advises understanding your body type can help you dress in a way that accentuates your features and suits your shape.

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    This document discusses different female body types and how to dress for each type. It identifies the hourglass, apple, pear, banana/rectangular shapes. For each shape, it provides tips on highlighting and emphasizing different areas of the body through clothing choices like jumpsuits, pencil skirts, v-neck dresses, etc. to create a balanced silhouette. Overall, the document advises understanding your body type can help you dress in a way that accentuates your features and suits your shape.

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    How To Dress For Your Body Type As A Female: Jaclyn Smith, Fashion and Beauty Blogger

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    This document discusses different female body types and how to dress for each type. It identifies the hourglass, apple, pear, banana/rectangular shapes. For each shape, it provides tips on highlighting and emphasizing different areas of the body through clothing choices like jumpsuits, pencil skirts, v-neck dresses, etc. to create a balanced silhouette. Overall, the document advises understanding your body type can help you dress in a way that accentuates your features and suits your shape.

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    The document discusses different female body shapes and provides tips on dressing for each shape to accentuate positive features and minimize less flattering areas. It emphasizes understanding your own body shape to dress in a way that suits you.

    The banana/rectangular body shape has no curves and the same measurements for all sections of the body.

    The hourglass body shape should highlight the curves and emphasize the waist.

    How to dress for your body

    type as a female
    Jaclyn Smith, fashion and beauty blogger
    Hourglass body shape
    • If you’re curvy with a tiny waist, then you’ve got an hourglass shape.
    Your goal is to highlight your curves, not hide them, by emphasising
    your waist.
    • Don’t hide the curves; find clothing that accentuates your body.
    You’re looking for jumpsuits, tailored blazers and jackets and pencil
    skirts. As for dresses, wrap dresses perfectly highlight the area
    between your waist and hips. Try wide leg pants, which also help
    define your shape.
    Apple body shape
    • If you have a slim lower body and carry weight around
    your middle, you’ve got an apple shape. Your goal is to
    minimize your midsection by highlighting your
    shoulders and legs.
    • That’s why you need to flaunt your legs or wear the
    dress with V or deep V necklines that created an
    elongated illusion of the torso.
    Pear body shape
    • If the widest part of your body is around your hips, you’ve
    got a pear shape. Your goal is to elongate and balance your
    figure by accentuating your top half.
    • One of your best assets is your slim midriff(the region of the
    front of the body between the chest and the waist.).
    • Your hips are wider than your shoulders, which is why you
    need to enhance and add volume (or the illusion of volume)
    to your upper body while dressing up. Emphasizing your
    waist and de-emphasizing your lower body to create a
    balanced, hourglass appearance is the key.
    Banana/Rectangular Body Shape
    • The rectangular shape has no curves.
    • You know you have this type of structure if you have the same
    measurements for all sections of your body.
    • Since it does not have a well-defined waistline, the body tends to look
    straight.
    • Your goal is to highlight the thinnest part of your waist so your hips
    and bust appear larger and more proportional.
    • Understanding which of these shapes is closest to
    your body type can alleviate some of the frustration
    that comes with struggling with body image. When
    the media only represents a certain shape, it becomes
    more likely that we compare our bodies to that.
    Realistically, there are many different types of bodies
    (with even more nuances among each individual).
    • Knowing your basic body shape and understanding
    the types of clothes that will accentuate your good
    features (and minimize your less than perfect
    features), means you'll be able to dress in a way that
    really suits you.

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