Body Shape Do's & Don'ts

Uncover what works best for your figure, maximizing your confidence and flattering your unique features. You can choose your body shape upon purchase.

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Finding your body shape can help you choose clothes that flatter your figure and give you more confidence in your style. Here's how to find out your body shape:

Measure Your Bust, Waist, and Hips:

Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your chest.

Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist, usually just above your belly button.

Hips: Measure around the widest part of your hips.

Compare Your Measurements:

Hourglass: If your bust and hip measurements are about the same, and you have a defined waist that is smaller than both, you likely have an hourglass shape.

Pear: If your hips are wider than your bust and your waist is defined, you may have a pear shape.

Apple: If your bust is larger than your hips and your waist isn't well-defined, you may have an apple shape.

Rectangle: If your bust, waist, and hip measurements are similar with little definition, you may have a rectangle shape.

Inverted Triangle: If your bust is larger than your hips and your waist and hips are narrower, you may have an inverted triangle shape.

Consider Your Proportions:

Think about the proportions of your upper and lower body. For instance, some people may have longer legs compared to their torso, or vice versa.