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The Cornet shape resemble an upside down triangle, where the shoulders are broad, boobs are usually small, straight waist, slim hips and long, slender legs. The Cornet can struggle with feeling masculine, but don't forget that this athletic shape has many advantages that must not be neglected. After all the Cornet is the Supermodel figure.
| The Cornet figure needs dramatic materials, cuts and details to keep up with it's own dramatic lines (Chiffon fabric is feminine but dramatic). Angular shapes, asymmetric cuts, diagonal lines, draping materials, pinstripes and pattern/prints breaks up your figure and balance the drama. Interesting details bounces the focus, to keep your body from being overpowered by the prominent shoulders. Skinny jeans are great on you, and light and bright colors on your bottom half is very flattering. Fitted hip length jackets and cropped pants are great on you, since you don't need to elongate your legs.  Delicate shaped, slim-heeled shoes are your most flattering shoe style, because it doesn't overwhelm your slim calves and ankles. The interesting detail (or color) draws attention to your fantastic legs. | 
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 Wide scoop-neck tank top with broad shoulder straps. The broad straps breaks up your shoulder width, because it cuts them in two places, making the shoulders less prominent. |  Fitted wide V-neck T-shirt. Breaks up your top half and draws the focus to your chest. |  Asymmetric wrap top with full length sleeves, creates interesting cuts and angles to break up your top half. |
 Wide V-neck sweater with fitted full length arms. NB! Cropped sleeves does not flatter your arms, and can make you look like a gorilla. |  Wide lapel blouse with (either puffed sleeves, t-shirt arms or) full length sleeves. The print breaks up your top half. |  Big collars and large lapels are flattering. The Cornet can pull it of because of their long neck. |  Wide lapel fitted shirt with double cuff. Remember to keep your sleeves really short of full length. Don't fall for the temptation to push your sleeves up to three-quarter length. It doesn't flatter your figure, and will make your arms massive. |
 Pencil dress with pinstripes and angular shoulders. Pinstripes emphasize waist and spread the focus. |  Diamond-shaped neckline with shoulder length sleeves, narrowing and balancing the shoulders, and a fluted skirt. |  Full flare skirt and a wide but open neckline, balance broad shoulders and creates curves. |
 Draping jersey dress creates curves in all the right places, and hides any tummy issue. |  Asymmetric angular dress creates dramatic shapes and cuts. The shoulders emphasize the waist. |  Angular dress with diagonal lines, creates dramatic shapes. Interesting details, bounces the focus. |
 Broad straps are great for broad shoulders because it breaks up the shoulder area. |  Broad shoulder piece, wide V-neck, wrap dress. Tight wrap enhances waist and off center closing detail creates curves. The high split shows of the fabulous legs. |  Broad straps with diamond shaped neckline and a fluted skirt. Combined with cuts drawing attention to the waist and hip widening details. |
 Fluted skirt is fitted at the bum and hips, and flares underneath enhancing curves. |  Full or flared skirt balanced broad shoulders and hides any tummy issue. Plus it creates curves. |  Regular waist pencil skirt shows of the long legs. The waist-cut on the hipbone widens the hips. |
 Straight legged pants and skinny Jeans are your best friends, and best in light and bright colors. For everyday use go for white, beige, gray or blue. Lighter colors on your bottom half and darker colors up top flatters the Cornet figure. |  Cigarette pants show off your long legs, and not many body types can pull them off quite like the Cornet does. |  Cropped pants show off your lovely ankles, and breaks up your long legs. Any crop-style goes. Shorts, knee-length and ankle cut. |
 Jackets, blazers and cardigans are better than sweaters, because they break up your top half. Fitted is the best style. |  Wrap cardigan. Perforable fitted at waist. Make sure the arms somewhat fitted. |  Wide lapel cardigan. The wide lapel balance the shoulders. Make sure the arms are fitted, and that it's not to bulky in the waist area. |
 Horizontal pinstripes emphasize the waist and break up your limited shape. Big pockets on hips enhances curves. |  Single button blazer with full length sleeves. Hip length (so your legs don't look too long). |  |
 Broad collar jacket fitted cut, balance shoulders and enhances waist. (Fitted when closed) |  Single button coat with full length sleeves, flared skirt. Big hip pockets add width to your hips, creating curves. Wide collar balance shoulders. |  Single button coat with full length sleeves, full skirt, big hip pockets and fitted waist creates curves. |
(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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