Best way to dress for my body type/shape

[shockolate]

Im skinny with big boobs and a small head. Ive noticed that big tops and tunics do not look good on me because they're hanging off my boobs shapelessly. I have no hips so I try to wear light colors on the bottom and dark up top.

The wide leg jeans thread has me thinking that they might work for me. Please help what colors should i do up top and on the bottom. And what type of tops? fitted tops and loose bottoms? Help and pics would be awesome!

[GoddessMaker]

What you talking no hips you got a donk and I'm hating..I say you in that orange dress..you have a bomb figure..

[shockolate]

Originally Posted by GoddessMaker

What you talking no hips you got a donk and I'm hating..I say you in that orange dress..you have a bomb figure..

See that orange dress makes it look like i have hips. I have NO hips and a small butt. I love my butt tho

[DaiseeDay]

Under body shapes, which shape would you say you are? http://www.insideoutstyleblog.com/20...hourglass.html

[shockolate]

Im kinda like an "I" shape with big bust. When viewed from the front im straight but when viewed from the side, im busty with little to no butt.

ETA: to add a pic

[RegaLady]

Originally Posted by shockolate

Im kinda like an "I" shape with big bust. When viewed from the front im straight but when viewed from the side, im busty with little to no butt.

ETA: to add a pic

@shockolate,

The dress in your pic is a dress I don't think will work for your body type because the ruffles add more volumn on top than you need. You want to create balance.

You can do the wide leg jeans considering they will help balance your top. Maybe look for ones with flap back pockets to create the illusion of a butt. You may be able to get away with some light wash. You can go with medium rise and wide belt to help give you some curves around the hips.

For skirts, try one that are about knee length (you have great legs) and you may want skirts that create the illusion of volumn on the bottom, maybe A line and with drapey material.

For tops, maybe try V-neck or U-neck tops, to show your cleavage. It will also create a lengthening vertical line from your face and neck to your torso. Pair tops like these with pencil skirts or flared skirts to give you a sexy curvy illusion .

[shockolate]

Originally Posted by RegaLady

@shockolate,

The dress in your pic is a dress I don't think will work for your body type because the ruffles add more volumn on top than you need. You want to create balance.

You can do the wide leg jeans considering they will help balance your top. Maybe look for ones with flap back pockets to create the illusion of a butt. You may be able to get away with some light wash. You can go with medium rise and wide belt to help give you some curves around the hips.

For skirts, try one that are about knee length (you have great legs) and you may want skirts that create the illusion of volumn on the bottom, maybe A line and with drapey material.

For tops, maybe try V-neck or U-neck tops, to show your cleavage. It will also create a lengthening vertical line from your face and neck to your torso. Pair tops like these with pencil skirts or flared skirts to give you a sexy curvy illusion .

Thats EXACTLY why I need help lol. I love ruffles but i think im too grown for them

I will try and buy some v-neck tops.
Thank you thank you. I need to find a blogger or vlogger with a similar shape and copy all their clothes.

[RegaLady]

Torso skirts-skirts with soft pleating , gathering or tiers to accentuate your hips and waist. U-neck tops in solid color.




Same here, but with a v-neck wrap top. You can do the top in a darker color.

Wide leg trousers-create balance with top ( light color)
Again, tailored darker top with v -neck









Torso dress, shift dress, shirt dress, A-line dress, wrap dress

[RegaLady]

Originally Posted by shockolate

Thats EXACTLY why I need help lol. I love ruffles but i think im too grown for them

I will try and buy some v-neck tops.
Thank you thank you. I need to find a blogger or vlogger with a similar shape and copy all their clothes.

@shockolate

That is your best bet!

Don't worry, for YEAARRSS I have been doing by body an injustice by not dressing for my body type. I wasted so much money on clothes and I wondered by the things I wore did not look as good on me as it did on the people I copied. And I am still learning

[ms.tatiana]

I want that gold dress where can I find it at?

[DaiseeDay]

If you like ruffles wear them on the bottom.

I actually like that dress on you, maybe not the ruffles per say, but it doesn't scream "off" to me.

I think Blake Lively (esp. the bold sweeping, but straight lines she often wears) would be a good style icon for you.

[Keen]

Originally Posted by RegaLady

Torso skirts-skirts with soft pleating , gathering or tiers to accentuate your hips and waist. U-neck tops in solid color.

@RegaLady

Where can I find that skirt? I LOVE it.

[RegaLady]

Originally Posted by Keen

@RegaLady

Where can I find that skirt? I LOVE it.

@Keen the skirt is MATTHEW WILLIAMSON Tan/Beige Fringed Skirt
stylebop.com

@ms.tatiana

the gold dress is barneys.com
Lanvin - V-Neck Wrap Dress

[shockolate]

Originally Posted by RegaLady

I definitely dont look good in tunics cos i look heavy up top then there's my skinny legs on the bottom. Like a box. Here's an example:

[shockolate]

Originally Posted by DaiseeDay

If you like ruffles wear them on the bottom.

I actually like that dress on you, maybe not the ruffles per say, but it doesn't scream "off" to me.

I think Blake Lively (esp. the bold sweeping, but straight lines she often wears) would be a good style icon for you.

I do like her style i will go back into that thread. This is an old pic but I have this old navy high waisted wide leg pants and I have a few more. I'll try and pair them with fitted v-neck or scoop neck tops.

[ms.tatiana]

I have to find a knock off that dress is $999 not on my college student pockets lol

[Nonie]

Originally Posted by RegaLady

@shockolate,

The dress in your pic is a dress I don't think will work for your body type because the ruffles add more volumn on top than you need. You want to create balance.

You can do the wide leg jeans considering they will help balance your top. Maybe look for ones with flap back pockets to create the illusion of a butt. You may be able to get away with some light wash. You can go with medium rise and wide belt to help give you some curves around the hips.

For skirts, try one that are about knee length (you have great legs) and you may want skirts that create the illusion of volumn on the bottom, maybe A line and with drapey material.

For tops, maybe try V-neck or U-neck tops, to show your cleavage. It will also create a lengthening vertical line from your face and neck to your torso. Pair tops like these with pencil skirts or flared skirts to give you a sexy curvy illusion .

I agree with wearing V neck tops, no ruffles up top. Any extra material in areas you want to play down will just magnify it. The dress you're wearing would be great for someone with a small bust. I was born w/o hips and sort of had to transform my body with exercises so wide leg bottoms that look like bell bottoms didn't work for me coz they emphasized my absence of hips. What worked was pleated pants that were baggy, even if they were not tapered at the bottom. As long as they created the outward shape like a gathered skirt would and then I wore with a fitted top, then they made me look curvy.

A dress like this would also look good on you, methinks:

[Nonie]

I think a skirt like the one @SuchaLady is wearing lookin' hawt in this photo would work for you too, OP:
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/sho...postcount=6174

[RegaLady]

Originally Posted by shockolate

I definitely dont look good in tunics cos i look heavy up top then there's my skinny legs on the bottom. Like a box. Here's an example:

@shockolate,
I think that dress looked great! The ONLY problem I saw was that it wasn't a v-neck(so it didn't do your boobs justice). I think you can do tunics, but the neckline will have to be v neck, not to mention some sinching at the waist. The pattern on the bottom of that dress drew the eye down to create a balance.

I agree with @Nonie. Also look for dresses with that flare or A-line

[GodivaChocolate]

You're shaped like a Barbie! And she has numerous fashion choices...lol
you have a great shape plus you're tall and that's icing on the cake. I would make sure to wear things that balance out your figure. You can wear dresses, skirts and pants that have more volume in the hip area (pockets, patterns, textures) and cinch you small waist.
I'd stay away from volume on the top because your busty but make sure you have a good support bra that lifts and your good to go.
I think @RegaLady gave you some excellent fashion choices