For the A body shape, your best features are your legs.
A-Body Shape is also called Pear Body Shape. Shoulders are narrow. Hips are wider. This Body Shape is the most common female body figure.
Showing off the slender upper body may throw off your body’s balance. Your lower part may look bigger than it actually is.
Kim Kardashian and Beyonce are famous for A-silhouette. They are wearing a suggested dress to conceal the lower part. The objective is to create an elegant and feminine look.
You are a body type that can wear the Chanel type jackets that Jackie Onassis used to wear.
Cardigans are great for A shapes. They add lightweight volume.
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Don’t be afraid to show a little skin. Three-quarter sleeves, wide scoop necks and one-shoulder tops all look fabulous on you.
Draw the eye upwards with bright-coloured and embellished tops. Show the body as elongated.
Feel good about what they are wearing as it looks and feels congruent ― Moana Robinson
Colour plays an essential role in body shapes. For A Body Shape, darker colours are favourable on the bottom part. Learn some secrets about the relevance of each colour:
Body Shape refers to the silhouette of your body. Face and Body Shapes are well-presented on both courses. This course package is informative and interactive. Our Body Shape Calculator saves your time identifying different Body Shapes.
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Women with light skins look best in light and bright red lipsticks. Lipstick colours will suit you or not depending on your skin tone. Many red lipsticks are available on the market. An image consultant helps in providing tips for your best red lipstick colour. Red lipstick colours vary in tints and shades.
Dark Red Lipstick
Deep red lipstick looks best on medium to dark skinned women. The dark red colour is congruent with the dark skin tone. According to colour psychology, dark colours may represent femininity and power.
Deep and Bright Red Lipsticks
People with darker skin can look good with both deep and bright red lipsticks depending on their undertone. Undertone is the pigment in your skin. Bright red lipstick colours may complement and display elegance to some darker skin tones.
No body is perfect as perfection does not exist. I believe knowing yourself and wearing comfortable clothes with your unique style and confidence are keys to feeling and looking great — Moana Robinson, B Styled for Life
What to Wear | Short Body Long Legs
The length of your torso is the distance from the top of your head to the crotch.
The length of your legs is the distance from your crotch to your feet.
Whether you are tall or short your legs may be very long in proportion to your body. Whatever your measurements we are all unique and it is about creating balance and finding styles to suit that are comfortable.
You can work out whether you have a short torso and long legs by standing up straight with bare feet and have someone measure you or have a photo taken directly in front of you to work this out. Photographs are an easy way to visually see this yourself and work out the measurement difference.
