Dressing that fits your body

19 Oct, 2018 - 00:10 0 Views
Dressing that fits your body

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Ann Ruthenburg Fashion
Hello everyone, hope you are all good.

This week, I will answer a young lady who asked an interesting question.

Though she did not send me her picture, from her description, I believe she has an apple body shape.

Before I proceed, it is important to note my dear, to remember that people treat you the way you allow them to.

If you walk around with your back straight and your head high, they will think twice before criticising you because confidence always wins.

Also you need to love yourself, people cannot love you properly if you do not love yourself.

Now let us see what the apple body is about. You may have an average-to-big bust, broad shoulders, fullness around your middle, less defined waist, narrow hips and good legs.

Your goal as an apple body shape is to invest in a good bra that fits! Wearing the right bra can have immediate effects.

1. An uplifting bra can adjust your posture and instantly give you a waist.

2. It elongate your torso, draw attention to your legs and create the illusion of a waist.

3. Opt for structured pieces as they will add definition and hide the extra weight.

Keep all details above bust line and at or below hem line.

All in between should be kept plain and simple. Invest in statement necklaces and shoes and avoid shoulder bags.

So let’s go into detail with the different clothing pieces. The best trousers for you:

Choose styles with a little bit of stretch for comfort and better fit. Flat front trousers that fasten to the side are good. Boot cut, straight leg or flared jeans and trousers will bring balance. Dark colour jeans are best and stick to clean lines without any extras (rips etc).

Avoid the following trousers: high waisted styles just add bulk, tapered trousers and super skinny jeans and pleats.

The best tops for you are: Learn to use layers to frame the body and streamline your shape and emphasise your bust. Fine flawy fabric will work well. Detail around the collar and neck to draw the eye up. Empire line or styles that go under your bust.

Go for wide or low v-neck tops with embellished neckline. Fitted jackets give the effect of a more defined waist. A fitted single button blazer is your best friend. Long length tops and tunics are perfect for you. Sleeve details will draw the eye away from the tummy. Wrap blouses can cleverly hide any unwanted bulk. Aline coats and cardigans will nip you in at the waist.

Tops to avoid are: bulky knits are a big No. High round neck tops will make bust look bigger. Frills and ruffles, however, a waterfall top with long draping fabric will slim you through the middle. Slouchy jackets and blazers. Baggy tops and tunics that do not give you a waist.

Lastly, the best skirts and dresses for you are: those that emphasise your bust and skim down over your tummy, not clinging.

Wrap style dresses are great for you and flared maxi dresses. Knee or calf length skirt, Aline will be great for you. Try interesting hemlines. Asymmetrical and hanky hems add interest.

Dresses and skirts to avoid: Avoid bows, belts, embellishment and other waistline details.

Be careful with clingy jerseys. Avoid body-con dresses or tight fitted skirts. Dress sleeved that finish next to the bust.

Well there we go, I certainly hope this helps. Until next week, God bless!

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