The next step in evaluating your favorite outfit is understanding its overall design line shape. Design lines come from: Neckline Collars Pockets Cuffs Plackets Seamlines Prints Design lines usually have an angular or curved shape. In this post you will learn: Which body element gives you clues to which shape looks best on you How …
Evaluate Your Clothes Do you ask yourself, “What color looks best on me?” Today you will answer this question by taking clues from your favorite outfit. You have already evaluated this outfit for it’s: Silhouette Horizontal lines Vertical lines Do you ask yourself, “What color looks best on me?” Today you will answer this question …
Vertical line placements aren’t as important as horizontal line placements. However they do help to create proportion. Fashion is architecture: it is a matter of proportion. …
Horizontal line placement will make or break any outfit. In my opinion the placement of these lines is critical. The right placement creates balance and proportion. Fashion is architecture: it is a matter of proportion. …
Clothes’ silhouette evaluation is the first step to duplicate your favorite outfit when creating a closet full of clothes you love to wear. “Beauty …
It’s an age old question: what color pants are the best — neutral or color? Many of us use black as a default color for pants. But we really don’t know if it’s the right color for us or whether it helps us tap into our confidence and personal power. Figuring that out is the …
When buying pants, step 4 is looking at the design line shapes. Design lines come in two shapes: Curved Angular The Body Element which gives you clues as to design line shapes is your Face Shape. You learned about your Face Shape in my post, “How To Keep Your Feet From Resembling Olive Oyl’s Feet.” …
Step 3 when shopping for pants is to evaluate vertical line placement. In the last post you read about vertical line placement for Body Shape. In this post you will read about vertical lines and Body Proportion between your waist/crotch, crotch/knees, knees/floor and crotch/floor. In my first post — Vertical Line Placement On Pants – …
Step 3 when shopping for pants is to evaluate vertical line placement. (Step 1 was evaluating pant’ silhouette and step 2 was horizontal line placement.) When determining vertical line placement, Body Shape and Body Proportion gives you clues. Overall the placement of vertical lines isn’t as critical as horizontal lines. However, placing vertical lines in the …
Now that you understand horizontal line placement for Body Shape – step 2 is to adjust for Body Proportion between your bust/waist, waist/hips, hips/knees, and knees/floor. In my first post – Horizontal Line Placement On Pants — 1, I wrote about: The effects of horizontal lines How horizontal lines are created Determining placement for Body …
