#2 GETTING THE RIGHT FIT
Next, let’s find your body type. Are you pear shape, hourglass, athletic, or apple shape? I am pear shaped, larger in
the hips and thighs. I try to avoid solid tops with a patterned bottom. It draws attention to the area where I don’t want
it, not to mention making it appear larger! Semi-fitted, moderate length tops, A-line skirts and flat fronted pants work
well with this shape. If you are hourglass shape, lucky you! This shape is considered the classic body shape. Your
bust and hips are seemingly the same size with a much smaller waist. With this shape, avoid horizontal stripes and
loose tops that take away from your curves. Try semi-fitted tops that fall at mid-hip. The athletic shape is also known
as the rectangle shape. Your waist isn’t as defined, but by wearing contrasting colors on the top and bottom it can give
the illusion of the desired hourglass shape. Lastly, we have the apple shape. Many women have this shape; your waist
is larger than your bust and hips. For this, we want to elongate the torso. Avoid cropped styles and opt for straight
fitting jackets, longer V-neck tops and s