Dress to Look 5 Lbs Lighter
1) Wear V-necks, long necklaces, low-slung belts: anything that draws the eye up and down the body. Avoid boatnecks, chokers, tightly cinched belts, and ankle-strap shoes: These create horizontal lines, which make you appear squat. It's similar to the idea that pinstriped pants make you look longer and sailor-striped tops make you look wider.


low-slung belts & pin-striped pants: make you look longer
2) Stick with matte fabrics like cotton and wool. Skip satin and other light-reflecting materials, which enhance your body size.



left: cotton or linen are matte materials that do not reflect much light, making you look slimmer
right:if you're svelte, flaunt it with shimmery silk/satin!
3) Pair flesh-tone heels with all skirts. Heels always make you look slimmer; a pair that matches your skin tone makes legs look like they go on for miles.



light or flesh-toned heels go with all skirts
far right:gold tints that match your skin color are timeless
4) Wear a curvy jacket. A jacket that nips in at the waist creates an hourglass figure without hugging too tightly, says Rubin. Layer over a cami that falls a few inches below it for a lean look.



he slim look: various jacket styles with a shorter cami inside
5) Balance full with fitted. Pairing a flowing top with loose fitting pants only makes you look heavier. Better to match a big top with narrow bottoms or a body-hugging shirt with something roomier down below.



Even vintage wear obeys the convention of balance, with belts in the mid-point, thus emphasiszing the waist. There is a balance between lose, fit then lose, from top to bottom.
Contributor :

Sharon Tupac
All images from www.shopbop.com
posted by Jeremy | 4:51 AM


low-slung belts & pin-striped pants: make you look longer
2) Stick with matte fabrics like cotton and wool. Skip satin and other light-reflecting materials, which enhance your body size.



left: cotton or linen are matte materials that do not reflect much light, making you look slimmer
right:if you're svelte, flaunt it with shimmery silk/satin!
3) Pair flesh-tone heels with all skirts. Heels always make you look slimmer; a pair that matches your skin tone makes legs look like they go on for miles.



light or flesh-toned heels go with all skirts
far right:gold tints that match your skin color are timeless
4) Wear a curvy jacket. A jacket that nips in at the waist creates an hourglass figure without hugging too tightly, says Rubin. Layer over a cami that falls a few inches below it for a lean look.



he slim look: various jacket styles with a shorter cami inside
5) Balance full with fitted. Pairing a flowing top with loose fitting pants only makes you look heavier. Better to match a big top with narrow bottoms or a body-hugging shirt with something roomier down below.



Even vintage wear obeys the convention of balance, with belts in the mid-point, thus emphasiszing the waist. There is a balance between lose, fit then lose, from top to bottom.
Contributor :
Sharon Tupac
All images from www.shopbop.com
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