Picking a dress by the type of figure is easy if you know the basic rules. Do not understand what I mean? No problem! In this article we will describe how to choose a dress according to the figure, which will hide all its shortcomings.
Shape types
To begin with, any female figure can be attributed to one of four types. If a girl has an aspen waist, long graceful hands, a bosom breast and broad hips, then her figure is called a "pear". This type is more common than others. The second type is the "apple". Wide shoulders, luxurious breasts, absence of a pronounced waist and narrow hips - these are the characteristics of ladies-apples. The third type is rectangular (the width of the shoulders, waist and hips are almost the same). And the sexiest, in the opinion of most representatives of the stronger sex, the type of figure is the "hourglass". Those very notorious "90-60-90" or approximate to these parameters female proportions. It is to them, and should strive, picking up dresses that hide the flaws of the figure.
Choose a dress
If you belong to the lucky owners of the figure "hourglass", when choosing a dress, you can focus only on the color and appropriateness of the dress style for a certain event. "Pears" also need to balance the silhouette. Dresses with a detachable waist and decor in the form of flounces, bows and ruffs in the upper part will best cope with this. A free cut-off skirt of the A-shaped silhouette will hide the problematic hips.
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The paramount task of the lady "apple" is to divert attention from the waist and elongate the silhouette. Skewed on the oblique model, as well as a dress with an overstated waist - the best solution. You can also draw out the silhouette using prints (vertical narrow strip, vertical color blocks).
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If the figure has the shape of a rectangle, then you should choose dresses with a bright accent on the waistline. This can be an X-shaped intersection of strips, a smell, a belt. A deep V-neck and multi-layered lush skirts will help create feminine curves of the body. Asymmetry and pleating are also welcome.
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