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Figure Flattering [Lookbook]

Looking for ways to flatter your figure? Try this lookbook for the different secrets to give you that figure-flattering glow!

Figure Flattering Focus

Model in blue lace dress
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Hug Your Curves

To emphasize your curves, wear your dresses a little more snug. A key tip to consider for showing off your lower body curves in a a dress is to have it be tighter at the waist, gently hugging your hips while loosely falling over your thighs.

Model in Summer Dress
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Trick the Eyes

Keep in mind that our eyes see curves based on what’s near or around them. A straight line of buttons really offset curves that don’t follow the same line. Narrow trim makes it easy to see changes to curve. And a great print or cut of fabric can really define an ideal hourglass shape.

Model in Skinny Jeans
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Skinny Jean Magic

Some petite women find that adding height and length to their appearance while wearing jeans can be tricky. This is where skinny jeans can work their magic- they combine a curve-hugging fit with a sleeker and more modern look that’s better suited to flatter your shape.

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Opt for a Wrap Style

Aside from A-line dress, one of other cuts that complements almost every body type is the gathered waist. The ruched style highlights the natural waist and creates a very flattering and camouflaging waist-line.

Model in Summer Midi Dress
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Plus-Size Flattery

Find a dress that follows your silhouette without hugging, which is ideal for a plus-size figure. A surplice neckline helps create a narrow central focus, and the skirt avoids a too-tight look at the hips.

Model in red tank
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Figure-Flattering Piece

We weren’t all born with the knockout hourglass figure. But, thanks to strategically positioned cinching & detailing, you can look like you were.

Figure Flattering Focus

Model in blue lace dress
← →

Hug Your Curves

To emphasize your curves, wear your dresses a little more snug. A key tip to consider for showing off your lower body curves in a a dress is to have it be tighter at the waist, gently hugging your hips while loosely falling over your thighs.

Model in Summer Dress
← →

Trick the Eyes

Keep in mind that our eyes see curves based on what’s near or around them. A straight line of buttons really offset curves that don’t follow the same line. Narrow trim makes it easy to see changes to curve. And a great print or cut of fabric can really define an ideal hourglass shape.

Model in Skinny Jeans
← →

Skinny Jean Magic

Some petite women find that adding height and length to their appearance while wearing jeans can be tricky. This is where skinny jeans can work their magic- they combine a curve-hugging fit with a sleeker and more modern look that’s better suited to flatter your shape.

← →

Opt for a Wrap Style

Aside from A-line dress, one of other cuts that complements almost every body type is the gathered waist. The ruched style highlights the natural waist and creates a very flattering and camouflaging waist-line.

Model in Summer Midi Dress
← →

Plus-Size Flattery

Find a dress that follows your silhouette without hugging, which is ideal for a plus-size figure. A surplice neckline helps create a narrow central focus, and the skirt avoids a too-tight look at the hips.

Model in red tank
← →

Figure-Flattering Piece

We weren’t all born with the knockout hourglass figure. But, thanks to strategically positioned cinching & detailing, you can look like you were.

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