Appreciate it.

$118 to tell me what my body type is? 🙃

Soft classic is goals tbh. Im a dramatic

Yeah I’m more confused now!

Your body type is fine. My legs are Huge. My waists rather thick and my shoulders are childlike people laugh at me. I'm overweight

lol same here.

literally that.

Fax

Me too:(

sed lyf 😭😭

Also she can get like a personal tailor because my grandmother literally make me 10x better on my School uniform

I mean, she's beautiful and looks great in soft classic lines, BUT to be honest most people would look better in those chic outfits instead of jeans and t shirt, because they are just more elevated outfits, regardless of body type. Surely soft classics look best in those lines compared to other body types, but generally speaking who doesn't look better in a put- together outfit instead of standard jeans and a random T-shirt ?

You’re right but it’s the Kibbe Body Type

I just go around in a Pharaoh Headdress

@@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen underrated comment

I checked too 💀💀💀

Maybe because style, fashion, and anatomy is a literal history and science that has to be studied, as well as social psychology in order to even be slightly accurate? You could never accurately do a job like that staying at home without any knowledge of it.

Yeah well if she from the US she gotta pay that student debt Healthcare bill somehow🙅‍♀️

@@kaleidoscopingweshe’s from the UK

@@BunnyGxre lol choosing clothes that “suit” you is opinion, not science. Jesus Christ. I can tell someone took “fashion studies” at college lmaooo

Agreed

Yeah

Most people's issue with her is that she's charging like 400 pounds for a system she didn't create and has only been studying for around two years and not only that, but giving misinformation like the infamous "Theatrical Romantics have vertical." Several redditors claim that she takes their originally created content and uses it here for views not crediting them. If you read the reviews from people who have used her services, they speak volumes. It's not about finding negativity with her outfits, but more that she's seemingly taking advantage of people who are new to the system by charging crazy prices when the only one who can officially type you in Kibbe. Newbies are basically paying 400 pounds for someone's best guess which they could get on reddit for free. Of course, if someone wants to spend the money that's their business, but a lot of people new to the system don't know better and are just anxious to learn how to dress in a way that makes them feel beautiful.

You are so right

Ikr

Because she did. Like other comments are saying, she’s confusing body type with style. Both outfits fit her perfectly fine but the second out, her “improved” look was just her finding her style and “looking better” because she’s more confident in said style that the other one

ikr??

She looked average. In the others, she looked stunning personally

she did

right!

and i’d love to see it on the desired body type it’s “meant” for to compare 🤓

Yes exactly. It’s about the lines that the clothes make, not the style. The neckline of a shirt can make all the difference.

This video in a nutshell. - "If it doesn't look sl6tty like I'm going out the the club, it's not my look!"

@@barrackhussein464 literally none of her outfits were slutty 😒

or I want to look good in clothes made for my body instead of chasing trends that weren't made for me in the first place...

@@stacie1595 What I enjoy =/= chasing trends. Like maybe I just prefer cool tones even though I look better in warms 😭

@@BlueHazyDreams I feel you. Colors are only part of it though. I'm more talking about shapes and silhouettes. Low rise jeans and wide leg pants, for instance, are major trends but aren't made for every body type, especially not mine. So I'm going to ignore that trend all together and not pressure myself to dress like the girls on Instagram if I know that's not going to work for me.

i don’t think it’s about the style but more about the fit of the clothes

Well ....I for one enjoy looking good and if a style doesn't work for me I don't look good there for I don't enjoy it . 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

너 왜 여기저기 다 보이냐ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

“something bigger”

you can tell she's made it now that we're all quoting her

I hate this quote sm, just because something doesn't look good on everyone doesn't mean something's wrong with the clothing it just means you're bad at looking good XD

Yeah she means sizes not clothes to body type

Isn't she that hypocrite girl,idk Don't hate on me lol,

IKR I love the Big Bang Theory

@@lexsfxI’ve probs watched it like 1200000 times cos it’s so good

@@MyNameIsNo243 SAME!!

Yeah I can’t be the only one not seeing the difference. She looks just as pretty in the first as the second. I think it might just be the fact she found clothes that she actually likes and that’s why she feels so different.

@@Why-sy2fz The difference is pretty obvious imo, it’s all about wearing clothes that look most flattering on you and upgraded versus clothes that don’t look that flattering- like the one’s she was wearing at first. I don’t understand how the difference isn’t obvious? But I guess this channel isn’t for everyone, because not everyone will understand it, and that’s perfectly fine! If you don’t see any point in this logic, you aren’t forced to do this ofc, this is obviously optional. But to completely say it’s pointless sounds very close-minded. The purpose of this channel is meant to educate people who are genuinely interested in what clothes look *most* flattering on them! But we all have different beliefs I suppose!:)

​@@Why-sy2fz I think it's because she's playing around with the first outfit a lot - didn't really take it in the same poses as the others, so it's harder to compare.

Everyone has a different pace too. I found mine at 18. But I'm really settled in my final evolution at almost 22 now :D

@@bwingbwinggwiyomi Haha I’m the same age and have had the same style evolution

Thank you Jordan!

Yo what is the song

I am 34 and still haven't figured it out 🤦🏻‍♀️

confidence is key :)

Yupp, me too

It’s not always that. Your body type may be the trend so these trendy clothes flatter your body type, but not hers. Everyone has this whole thing where it’s inherently bad to talk abt this stuff. However, I thinks it’s important for peoples self confidence and understanding of individuality and uniqueness. I feel so much better in clothes that flatter my body type personally and if you don’t care, that’s fine, but it doesn’t mean everyone that cares is overly insecure or something. It’s great that your comfortable with that but maybe not the place to talk abt it

And that I the best response!

So you dress badly. Stop being pressed about fashion 😂😂

That was my thought. So you got clothes that fit you??..

"Normal to have your clothes fitted"? You mean normal to sew your clothes yourself. Having your clothing tailored by others was always a luxury of the rich. We should bring back sewing and practical life skills classes in schools 👍

@@youraftermyrobotbee totally agree, I just said that because both of my grandmas would buy material and have dresses or pant suits made for them. They knew how to sew but not that well so they would by a couple of materials and that had a few new pieces of clothing for that season. At the time it wasn't so expensive back home and definitely not just for the rich.

Yeah! Why dont some oppe people who can sew just come to the West and sew cheap with measurements? Noo thats only suits fex and otherwise they work for slavesalary at home.

That’s kinda the point of Kibbe body types. To gain an understanding of your own body proportions to better understand what clothes fit our own bodies. Some body types can look great in a cheap H&M shirt, but on others the silhouette might be all wrong. Sometimes the answer is to tailor a piece to better fit out proportions, other times it might just be best to choose something that is already made for your body which is where the Kibbe system comes in handy because if you know your Kibbe type you’ll know what types of silhouettes and shapes to look for for your own body.

😑

@@ariannarodriguez9400 In my defense, as of 2022, we officially have waaay too many new/pointless terms to describe things, styles, etc. I'm over it.

Soft classic looks like summer basic

🤣🤣

@@jasonrood thank you! 😊

What's your body type?

@@lauragoreni3020 soft natural

I am gonna have looked up the kibbie thing. I understand what type of neckline and glasses go good on me, but I feel like this kibbie thing is more in depth.

thankyou

Yw

mars argo

Mars Argo ❤️❤️❤️❤️

realizing it was Runaway Runaway made me way too happy lol

ikr like even with simple outfits like a crop top and sweatpants . I wear tight ones because loose ones throw off my ⌛ figure

Right!!

Exactly!! I recently discovered I love more formal types of clothes like fitted pants and buttoned shirts and that made me realize why I never liked how my body looked before. In my pfp, for example, I'm wearing a taffeta shirt with extremely puffy sleeves. It's my favorite shirt ever, specially because I made it myself.

it's literally a video about a good looking person pretending to be relatable. Narcissism at it's finest.

@@riba2219 Just because you hate yourself and wanna look like her doesn't mean she HAS to love her looks.

Nobody said it looked bad, it just didn’t accentuate her best self. Like I could wear the 1st outfit too and not look terrible, but I want to look my _very best_ and enhance my natural beauty traits as opposed to covering them up to fit in

This is so kind! Thank you so much - unfortunately I don’t think it’s available anymore, but it’s Zara 2020-21 ☺️

@@elliejeanroyden Thank you! I'll keep an eye out for it. Best wishes! ❤

@@codsamanta It's black like da sun

@@elliejeanroyden Ella's are you taken?

You're missing the point. She's talking about kibbe body types. Soft classic is one of them.

Same, I feel like I will never be someone who follows trends much because I’m just constantly uncomfortable unless I’m in baggy clothes. I secretly want to wear crop tops and skirts and so much more but…idk it won’t happen

@@skp6613 Researching the Kibbe body types (what she’s talking about here) can do wonders for confidence and finding what styles can accentuate your best self! It helped me feel more comfortable in clothes like that, too.

@@emma-di5ly thank you I’ll do it right now!

Actually that is the "flamboyant natural" body type in the kibbe system. I'm that type. We look good in oversize, baggy clothes. 😊

U clearly don’t know what she mean’s by this

@@Cyb3rLogic Exactly! Her logic makes sense and isn’t about what OTHER ppl think but what she thinks personally suits her.

same, my style is called a little bit of everything

ur an angel💕

how does one find out?

@@moonchild8480 I studied for a long period of time the kibbie system and also to make sure that I was that type I went to reddit (the kibbie reddit group) and post some photos of me and my body and asked what did the think. Everybody was sure I was a SN. Also I compare the same pictures I posted with diferent celebrities (with diferent body types) with mine. For me this was very usefull because I started to understand my vertical line compare to others and the width of a SN

@@moonchild8480 Hope this is usefull

Me too, finding my own type made wonders for my self steem. I don't need to lose weight anymore to feel good about my looks.

@@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult oh same

🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You caught me! I didn' t expect that final sentence. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

Yup!

Not true. Kibbe system states that whatever your natural body has (like curves, width, narrowness, etc.) you should honor and accentuate it. Or else you look like you’re forcing yourself to be something you’re not, and the clashing becomes very apparent.

@M Renae you are a goddess

This. She could wear jeans and a Tshirt being a classic too ._. Being a classic =/= having to dress preppy, no matter if you like it or not. Also, she started dressing brown and black because of her body type? Color depends on your season, not your body type.

who is kibbe? you people are so sad read a real fashion book about fashion not some internet JOKE

If you could give her a type, which one would you say fits better?

​@@dandygirl6 The kibbe system comes from actual fashion books lol this is so embarrassing for you.

I'm pretty sure she's a Soft Gamine or even a Flamboyant Gamine, not a Soft Classic. She looks oh so very short, and not balanced in her features. Petite features, petite frame.

Agreed. The video made no sense.

😭😭😭😭

hehe ❤😺

Interesting thought! Once tried on a t-shirt with a big ice cream cone but my soft classic self eh it was a bit too much haha

I remember watching her video on Soft Dramatics since I had found out I am one, I believe it is gonna show up if you search it up (don't remember if it included other body types too). PS I have read some great articles online, so you may want to give it a try💖

@@candyl1033 I would recommend videos by aly art. Her videos helped me slowly understand the system (although I can't confidently type people or remember everything).

How do you find out which one you are??

@@alim.9801 You are whatever you want to be. Don't listen to these people on the internet, they want your money, views, and shares. Remember this is her job and she will do what she can to keep it. Nobody is one style.

@@candyl1033 she’ll tell you for $200

there is a yt channel named body and style you can learn from there :)

@@anu4349 Thank you queen!

@@anu4349 babe this is the channel

@@tamurayui3672 oh yeah no i saw it in a rush but thanks hehe

Well she feels more comfortable & confident in the others.

@@Raccoon664 True

@@chamham6734 :)

It was bland af

thats the whole point of the video

she foubd her personal style (colors and pattern) but her kibbe type allowed her to find lines that give her more umph

Woah this makes so much sense to me, I haven't thought of kibbe application on men, you mostly see kibbe for girls. I also know a guy who looked so average with his normal stuff which are jeans and t shirt, but one day he was wearing a shirt and boy it's like a different person. He shined in that room. I always wondered why 😂

She has multiple videos! On tt and here

You say dat, like it's a bad thin

@@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen i mean it is bad for your health...and we are biologically programmed to dislike it...but skinny is just as unhealthy

@@doozdoes So basically, being alive is unhealthy

@@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen not really... there is a Good middle area... where you aren't fat not skinny

@@doozdoes Can I learn dis power?

I’m no expert here, but here’s what I’ve learned from dressing my husband (lol not literally but he had a lot of trouble with style and I helped him out with it): - watch out for arm length on t shirts. A lot of men tend to wear oversized or baggy t shirts, and the arms come all the way down to the elbow. That can make your arms look smaller and it can look frumpy. Try to find shirts that hit right at the middle of your bicep. It’ll accentuate that bicep and make it look nice. Also try to find a t shirt that is tighter on the arms (not too tight but that perfect in between) because that’ll make them look bigger which is sexy. - same thing for length of the shirt. If your shirt goes too long, it’ll make you look shorter and it’ll be less flattering. If the shirt is too short, it’ll look ill fitting. Try to find that perfect balance to wear you could tuck it in, but it wouldn’t cover your whole zipper if you didn’t. - neckline. This one is harder to explain because it kinda depends. As a general rule, higher necklines will look okay on someone with a long neck, but it could really accentuate the wrong things if you don’t. If a guy has a short neck and a little bit of a double chin, a high neck will bring attention to those things. Your typical scoop neck tee that hits right at the upper middle of the chest will be the most flattering universally. V neck are dealers choice. - fit. You don’t want something tight from top to bottom, unless you are just insanely chiseled, but to be honest, I don’t like skin tight shirts on guys even if they have a perfect physique. I personally think a tight chest and looser fitting tummy area is the best fit for most men. It accents the chest instead of the stomach, which most people prefer. If a guy was insecure about his chest though, then I’d recommend a loose fitting shirt that’s still tight on the arms. An all around baggy shirt isn’t “hiding” anything because it’s still not flattering or highlighting any positive features. - color. Everyone has colors that look better on them than others. I think most men look great in a white or black t shirt. My husband has a pink undertone, so pinks and reds are tricky for him to pull off unless they’re that perfect shade, but he looks absolutely gorgeous in blues, greys, etc. Also, muted colors look better on him, whereas bright colors look better on other people. You just gotta find the colors that compliment your skin tone and hair color. Hope this was helpful in some way!

And it isn’t like anyone is trying to force you to wear it either. Something isn’t controlling it it’s just a suggestion.

Me too

same

We just gotta find clothes that are designed for our body type in mind. That being said, I've never seen someone look bad in a pirate shirt yo-ho-ho

One of my favorite series (I forget if it's on youtube or tiktok) is "Is this an outfit or are they just skinny" where the host goes over different trendy outfits to show how they only look good because "skinny" is the accessory, and then they give tips on how to style a similar outfit that appeals to a bigger body type.

Same, I avoid jeans now that I'm heavier 🤣

Exactly! It's almost on every Kibbe video and it's quite discouraging. I want to know more about my body type and different styles and fabrics which would look good on me. All my life I was insecure battled with body dismorphia and eating disorders. Kibbe and his body type system has helped me immensely in understanding the yin yang balance and I am slowly learning to appreciate my body. But these types of comments are truly discouraging. I get it that the commenters mean well but there can be some other people out there who genuinely want to know what looks good on them. :( They don't understand that Kibbe's system literally empowers everyone out there. Every other body type has their own charms and strengths and discovering that is just so empowering.

I would bet these people are not already confident, they just avoid thinking about it. Ideas that encourage them to think about what looks best on them (and by extension, what doesn’t) forces them to face their insecurities which makes them uncomfortable. People who actually don’t care have already swiped past.

Gotta be honest, I'm always on the edge of commenting this myself. It's really frustrating how social media always mixes up a) body positivity ("you're beautiful, no matter what") b) body neutrality ("it doesn't matter what you look like, the personality is what counts") c) improvement tips ("this will make you look more ___") You said it, it's to feel more confident, but also to "look more beautiful"? If I watch this and don't act on it, I feel like someone who is ugly because they didn't try. Is this a me-problem or can anyone agree that it can be exhausting?

@@derbaeckerhatnichtauf If you watch it and don't act on it, it makes you feel bad? And because of this, no one should be allowed to make videos like these because you could come across them and then you're obviously forced to watch them? This video is helping people. Don't like it? Don't watch it. I hate how everyone always expects other people to cater to every single whim of theirs. Touch some grass.

It's a science. But the ATTITUDE and feelings. Not a good rabbit hole to feel wrong wierd misfirmt bad ugly whatever. Why dont more people if you can afford it take the pain out of this questioning and wondering and find a professional. Save problems. Well she wants a stir for marketing her own business service