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"Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." -Albert Einstein Click on the image below to see an organized OVERVIEW of THE BODY TYPES and everything about them. The very feminine Bell has small shoulders, small boobs, small and short waist, big thighs and a large bottom. For the Bell it is all about creating balance. The rules are about balance, but curves are fabulous either way so feel free to flaunt them.
A kick pleat skirt in a heavy fabric offers support, and the kick pleat in it self allows freedom to move. A-line skirts are also a good fit for the Bell shape. If you're up for showing your extreme curves down below, a fitted/ elastic skirt in a structured thick material will work (for the Bells that feel in shape). Go for darker colors on your bottom half, to create balance. Side fastening, loose and flowing trousers. Stay away from pockets on your pants, and tapered trousers. Pants can be a challenge for the Bell shape, but here is nothing wrong with a pair of flattering skinny jeans (firm elastic fabric), or leggings. Just make sure to consider how to wear them and what to pair it with. Blazer or jackets that ends at the hip bone. The styles with a bulky and tight neckline will broaden the shoulders. Funnel coats and similar styles. Coats are great on the Bell, all year around and the styles with a bulky and tight neckline will broaden the shoulders. The buttons are strategically placed high up on the chest, to draw attention to the top half. The A-line skirt flares at the most flattering part. Remember that coats that are too long will make your legs look short. (The 12 body shapes and rules are mostly borrowed from Trinny and Susannah's Body Shape Bible. I have made some alterations. Photos in this post are random pictures from Tumbler, Pinterest or borrowed from Google. Unknown source. Clothing number 1,2 and 3 are from H&M.com, retro dresses number 10 and 11 are from Modcloth.com, and dress number 13 is from Polyvore.com) Roundness is the defining feature of the Apple body shape. You have average tits, the tummy is bigger than the tits, quite flat bum and ok legs. For the Apple it is all about drawing attention to the best parts.
(The 12 body shapes and rules are mostly borrowed from Trinny and Susannah's Body Shape Bible. I have made some alterations. Photos in this post are random pictures from Tumbler, Pinterest or borrowed from Google. Unknown source.) The Column figure is straight and slender. The shoulder width is the same as your hip width. A slight waist, longer legs and they don’t have much of a bust, tummy or bottom. The Column is perfectly proportioned, so no need to play down any body part. For the Column it is all about creating a little bit of curve.
Angular, single button jacket (or zip). Angular shapes are great for the Column figure, especially if every line points to the middle. Pointy shoulders, strategically placed lapels or pockets, flared or ballooned sleeves, pointed hemline, fitted waist with single button fastening, or belts, do that exact thing. Belted three-quarter length coat with hip pockets. The length show off the legs, the belt and hip pockets add curves and enhances waist. (The 12 body shapes and rules are mostly borrowed from Trinny and Susannah's Body Shape Bible. I have made some alterations. Photos in this post are random pictures from Tumbler, Pinterest or borrowed from Google. Unknown source. The Angular printed blazer is Alexander McQueen, and two of the Nicole Kidman photos are from RCFA.) |
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