Do you like current trends, but are not sure that they will work for you? Here are some tips on how to choose a top that flatters your body type.
Large bust styles with a moderate neckline (not too high, not too low) are gorgeous. They provide support and also look very sexy. Stay away from strapless (without support) or anything with a too wide V (you can drop out!). And please make sure your top is set. There is nothing more unflattering on a tortured woman who is full than a big baggy shirt!
Small bust - stay away from tube tops that can make you look very flat. V neck lines and flattering and plunging notches also pay attention to the eyes down and away from the chest. Tops with built-in bras just squish what you have, so avoid them. Instead, choose a shirt that you can wear a full bra if you choose.
Broad shoulders - stay away from the back or the back of the racer (sporting styles) that will emphasize your shoulders and back. Holters are a good alternative, just make sure your neckline is not too high. It will also make your shoulders more daring. If you wear a shirt with sleeves, make sure that they fall past your shoulder. Cropped sleeves make you look like a foot ball player. Stay away from square cuts, and select the scoop instead. This will create the illusion of narrowing of the upper body.
Narrow shoulders - just the opposite. Choose a top with a cap and square necklines. Athletic styles will also make you look bolder. Make sure that you wear the tops that are set at the waist, the smallest part of your upper body, which makes your shoulders wider.
Small waist - choose a top that draws your attention to the waist with a waist, like a belt, bow or some other form of decoration. Cinch baggy top with belt. A shirt that goes straight to the waist with a high waist skirt will make you look even smaller and will give you the silhouette of the 1940s.
Wide waist - all of these ultra mid-upper empires are designed for you. Choose the top that is installed in the bust and loose around your core. Make sure he gets right on your hips and on top of your jeans, and wear it only with pants or shorts, no skirts (too many bags). Stay away from anything that draws attention to your waist, like a belt. The top with a wide, gathered elastic waistband can work as long as it is baggy on top, making it look less like your waist than it actually is.
Big hips - stay away from the empire waist and tunic. It makes you look like a tent. To keep the shape, choose a top that is set at the waist, or has some structure. Select the tops that fall just above the widest part of the hips or above. It will make your hips smaller. Square necklines accentuate your shoulders and help balance your silhouette, making your hips smaller.
Small hips - if you want the illusion of curves, make sure your top is shaped and tight to your waist, and add a low belt. The top will make your waist look smaller, and the belt will emphasize your hips, making the end result curved. Small hips - one of the few forms that can wear the upper part of the tunic, so hug her, but this look does not help you add sexy curves. Make sure your tops end on the widest part of your hips, adding the illusion of curves.
Short neck clippings are best for people with short necks. The extra skin shown above your bust makes people think that your neck is longer. Neck scoop or V neck is easy to wear and flattering. Avoid high cuts. They make you look like a little round-headed turtle. Obviously no turtlenecks. If you like something near your neck (or need to hide this hikki), put on a button with a front shirt with a collar and leave the first few buttons open, exposing the skin.
Spare tires - people often think that they can hide their extra pounds by wearing a free T-shirt. This is completely wrong. The key to hiding any flaws, be it bulge, cellulite or sagging, is fabric, structure and pattern. Choose a material that has some texture and is thick enough to mask what is below. Jersey materials are never a good choice, because they tend to cling too thin. Silk, while not mixing with something more fundamental, is also a fabric problem. Tweeds, cotton poplins (a shirt with a collar and a collar), wool knitwear, crepe and linen are all so textured that you will not see what is below. Pattern fabrics are also a good way to hide problems. Different colors distract the eye to notice only the design, not the imperfection. Small patterns, such as florals and paisley, are good at hiding cellulite, while larger patterns, such as theses, better disguise the bulge. Avoid solid colors, especially light colors.
