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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.
 A bra and some shaping underwear might be the most important items an Apple figure can wear. It will do wonders for how you feel about clothing. The Apple is defined by it's roundness and the right underwear will make sure you give focus to the correct assets, such as the amazing boobs. The Apple is definitely a sexy figure, just look at Supermodel Beth Ditto, and remember to flaunt your curves with as much pride as she does. A wide-open neckline is one of your best weapons. Combining plain and print, or plain and texture breaks up and re-shapes the silhouette (Good for balancing the tummy area). Experiment with colors, textures and patterns. Look to Beth Ditto and Rebel Wilson for inspiration. |   Higher and small, shaped wedge shoes gives stability, while still showing off the shapeliness of the calves and ankles.
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 Ruched on the middle T-shirt. The small gathers will confuse the eye into not knowing which bit is flab and which is fabric. Make sure the top is long enough to cover the tummy. A wide neck-opening breaks up the size of the chest, and the softly draped sleeves won't cut into the arms. |  The gathered knot draws attention to the chest. The gathers confuse the eye into not knowing which bit is flab and which is fabric. A wide V-neck breaks up the size of the chest. |  The Empire-line, semi-fitted top skims the tummy and creates a waist, by cutting the figure at the most narrow point (directly under the boobs). The wide V-neck breaks up the size of the chest, and the softly draped sleeves won't cut into the arms. |
 The Empire-line, semi-fitted top with ruches on the middle, skims the tummy and creates a waist, by cutting the figure at the most narrow point (directly under the boobs). The small gathers will confuse the eye into not knowing which bit is flab and which is fabric. Scoop neck breaks up the size of the chest. |  The Empire-line, semi-fitted top skims the tummy and creates a waist, by cutting the figure at the most narrow point (directly under the boobs). The top is loose enough to skim the tummy, but doesn't flare outwards. |  The Empire-line, semi-fitted top skims the tummy and creates a waist, by cutting the figure at the most narrow point (directly under the boobs). The top is loose enough to skim the tummy, but doesn't flare outwards. The Wide V-neck breaks up the size of the chest and draws attention to your best part. |
 A wide V-neckline is a good way to draw attention to your assets and break up the top half. |  An open scoop-neck top is a a good way to draw attention to your assets and break up the top half. |  Flared sleeve top. The belt creates a waist while the sleeves draw attention away from the tummy. |  Side fastening long sleeved shirt. Make sure it is fitted directly under the boobs. The cuff-detail draws attention to the lower arms. Keep the top buttons open to create a wide V-neck opening. |
 Empire-line, slightly flared dress with t-shirt sleeves, creates a waist, covers any arm issue, and skims the tummy. (Make sure the flare skims the tummy and doesn't build you out). |  Open neckline dress with gathered knot at waist. The gathered knot creates a waist and the small gathers will confuse the eye into not knowing which bit is flab and which is fabric. |  Loose sleeve, Empire-line dress with an A-line skirt. The wider sleeves hide any arm issue. The Empire-line, A-line skirt skims the tummy. |
 Empire-line, knotted, slightly flared dress with t-shirt sleeves. |  Wide V-neck wrap dress with straight skirt. Knee length. |  The belt enhances waist and the bow covers the tummy. This must be done perfectly to work. If the bow is too large or puffy, you can end up looking like a large present. |
 The bodice lift the boobs, and he ruching and pleating across the top covers any lumps and bumps. The mesh jacket covers the arms. Combined with a slightly flared skirt it gives the figure balance and sexy curves. |  Skirt with pleats starting below the tummy. The Apple shape should always wear side fastening and flat fronted skirts. The inverted box pleats start below the tummy so they don't add extra bulk. |
 Straight jacket with texture worn open against a contrasting fabric, will break the body up into three long, slim slices. The small pattern divert the eye to avoid looking like one big block of color. Combined with wide-legged pants this is a very flattering way of wearing a "suit". |  Flat-fronted trousers with a deep waistband. Find a pair that is side fastening, so it doesn't create more bulk around the tummy. Make sure the material doesn't cling to the bum or thighs. |  Tailored, wide-legged denim jeans. Find a pair that is side fastening, so it doesn't create more bulk around the tummy. Make sure the material doesn't cling to the bum or thighs. |
 Fitted blazer worn open will give an illusion of a waist underneath. Make sure the neck-opening is wide and open. The sleeve detail and neckline diverts the attention to the lower arm and chest area. |  Baseball jacket worn open against a contrasting fabric, print or pattern, will break the body up into three slices. The details divert the eye to avoid looking like one big block of color. |  A tailored wide-V-neck jacket with a tie waist. The tie effect covers the tummy and enhances the waist. |
 A jacket that looks fitted, but actually conceals the tummy area. Buy the coat to fit your shoulders and not your tummy, and use a scarf to keep warm in the middle. |  The button detail and slight flare of this coat will winch you in and create a waist effect. For a short Apple, make sure the coat length is above the knee. |  Straight duster coat worn open against a contrasting fabric, will break the body up into three long, slim slices. The details divert the eye to avoid looking like one big block of color. For a short Apple, make sure the coat length is above the knee. |
(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.)
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