Which Body Shape are You?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Your Waist

  • A.
    I have a significantly indented waist.
  • B.
    I have practically no waist indentation.
• 2.
  Your Shoulder/Bust to Hip Ratio

  • A.
    My shoulder/bust area is wider than my hips.
  • B.
    My hips are wider than my shoulder/bust area.
  • C.
    My shoulder/bust area and hips are about the same width.
• 3.
  Your Abdominal Area

  • A.
    My stomach is relatively flat.
  • B.
    I carry most of my weight in my mid section.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Rectangle

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  If you have a Rectangular body shape, your goal is to either work with your rectangular shape or create curves (to appear more like an hourglass) by emphasizing your shoulders and your hips and minimizing your waist. There are a number of ways to do this. You can create shape or add volume on top, cinch in your waist or conceal your waist altogether, or you can add volume at your hips.
• 2.
  Triangle

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  If you have a Triangular shape, your goal is to visually balance your narrow upper body with your wider lower body. This can be achieved by adding volume to your shoulders and emphasizing your upper torso, highlighting your waist and deemphasizing your lower body.
• 3.
  Hourglass

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  If you have an Hourglass shape, your goal is to keep the balance between your upper and lower body, emphasize your waist and elongate your figure. This can be achieved by following the natural curve of your body and drawing attention to your neck/chest area (not your bust).
• 4.
  Oval

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  If you have an Oval shape, your goal is to balance your full torso with your slimmer lower body, to deemphasize your undefined waist and to elongate your figure. This can be achieved by visually lengthening and minimizing the volume of the torso, avoiding any unnecessary bulk, and drawing attention to your legs and thighs.
• 5.
  Inverted Triangle

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  If you have the shape of an Inverted Triangle, your goal is to balance the width of your back, shoulder and bust area with your narrow waist and hips. This can be achieved by minimizing your upper torso and creating fullness or width at your hips.