Hello Everybody
Today I want to help you hide some of those unwanted pounds by following the following tips:
– Strive for a low-keyed look and avoid trying to make a dramatic statement with your clothes – dress simply!
– Augment your height by choosing clothes with vertical lines; subtle stripes, vertical trimmings will help to slenderize the waist.
– Keep clothes neat and well-defined. Uncontrolled fullness always exaggerates size. Voluminous caftans may conceal body details, but they manage to make the entire silhouette look bigger.
– Play up your assets: If you have beautiful hands, wear rings and lots of bracelets. A pretty face? Nice legs? Wear simple dresses that lead the eye to wear you want it.
– If you are short and heavy, never wear fluffy, fussy clothes …..they add bulk. Instead wear loosely fitted soft materials which produce gently vertical lines.
– A generous bosom can be minimized by draping a long shawl or stole over the shoulders to create an illusion of slimness and height.
– Know your figure type and lifestyle, and follow fashion only when it’s right for you.
– Avoid clothes that overwhelm your figure or personality – they should be as natural to your body as your hair or skin.
– Avoid stark colors such as all white, bright colors like fire-engine red, large prints or big plaids — they will make you look bigger.
– Floor length clothes that touch the tips of the toes – either pants or dresses help elongate a large or stocky figure. Pants are only slimming when they fit properly and are not too tight, or too loose.
– Reduce the appearance of bulk by wearing lightweight fabrics – they are also more comfortable.
– Anything that creates a vertical line suggests slimness. Try wearing a shawl or extra long scarf that drops to the hemline or a full length sleeveless tunic over a dress or pants – they both leave a long narrow center opening that gives an illusion of verticality.
– Don’t get swept up in fads – buy fewer clothes that are classic, of good quality and flatter your body.
Until the nest time
STAY WELL AND LOOK YOUR BEST
BRIGITTE
If you have a question – please contact me by email bbnnic@gmail.com for a free advice.