Standard Body Shape : Styling Tips & Fashion Advice

S - STANDARD BODY SHAPE
Your body is well proportioned; meaning no one part of the body, hips, waist bust, or shoulders is wider or narrower in comparison to the rest of the body.
You have a waist that comes in slightly. You would prefer clothes fitted to your natural body lines.
Below you can find some basic recommendations that you can follow to balance your silhouette and enhance your look.
Necklines: You can use any neckline, round shape low necklines such as scoop, oval, jewel, sweetheart and V styles are more recommended.





Sleeves: Any length loose and wide sleeves like puffed, rolled up, bishop, flared, bell, flutter and cuffed.





Shirts: Form-fitting tops that will accentuate your waistline; wrap tops; peplum style or belted tops, lightweight jersey knits. Avoid loose sweaters and chunky knits.





Jackets: Classic style, fitted or tailored blazers; single or double-breasted, mid-length jackets with a slightly defined waist





Coats: Form-fitted, tailored classic styles, such as trenches or wrapped coats.





Skirts: Maintain the natural waistline and avoid adding too much volume to the bottom. Flat front, pencil, or tube skirts, A-line or less pleated skirts such as bias, godet or gored styles.





Dresses: Straight and follows your body line; shift dresses with or without a belt around the waist, wrap and flowy styles.





Pants & Jeans: Medium rise, classic, skinny, straight, flared or boot-cut jeans and pants. Avoid anything loose or baggy.




