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I would take into consideration her jewelry for the body types then

I would love to see video of that! 😍

I'm thinking dramatic studs piercing, romantic diamonds piercing and ornate and small, classic just a silver/gold sphere or circle small etc., gamine coloured funny piercing, naturals wood piercing. For tattoos same as prints: dramatics geometric, naturals and romantic floral stuff, gamine cartoon.

It would be great if she could do a compilation collab with a variety of female tattoo artists and piercers on this topic as it becoming so common to get more tats/piercings. People with sense want to decide tastefully and without regrets but the topic is not ever covered in terms of: body shape, skin tone, contrast, patterns-size/type/style and locations. I know it could be tricky to do but it would completely novel as a topic.

Romantics: absolutely none

Yes why is she underrated it pisses me off

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@@pratikshayadav9279 Probably because she isn't putting out haul videos following this trend or that.

same here.. now I understand why certain florals look a bit flat on me. A massive florals lover here :)

I don’t think she would as she is just someone who is interested, like her viewers. She is still learning and she still makes mistakes (which is fine if it’s just an interest, but she’s not in a position to teach professionally). A lot of her viewers seem to think all short people = gamines, and she frequently says that soft naturals are moderate to tall, for example

That was what cemented my typying myself as a flamboyant natural. After doing the quiz (a couple times), when I went on to see the fashion and beauty recommendations, I discovered it was everything I loved and longed for. The funny thing is that I didn't wear them, maybe out of non-acceptance of myself, or trying to look like others.

Crying in Classic who loves animated and ornated prints

Crying in dramatic who loves romantic floaty florals 😭😭😭

Try stripes. I decided to try stripes after discovering I was a FG and I love them now.

@@bellycurious do u look better when the stripes are more wide/thick?

@@hammypie, it's difficult to answer because I found I look good in stripes quite recently, a few weeks ago. Because I'm a FG I decided to try them, it's in the recommendations, afterall. Should have tried them before, sorry.

Colors and the contrast between them also create a kind of line so yeah, your body type figures into it.

@@kajamiletic3223 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻you just articulated what I had speculated in my mind about colors and lines. Most dark cool colors (theoretically should work for me) delivers a sense of “too much, too heavy”. I could not put my fingers on what exactly is. It is the “line”. No wonder when there are small floral or polka dots mixed in the dark color, problem disappears.

@@elainelee4828 Yes, and even stuff like saturation figures into it because if you have a kind of desaturated, ashy skintone and hair like I do, putting on a really saturated color makes the lines of the outfit stronger and more prominent than the actual lines of the rest of my body so, you know, bad. It's floating lips syndrome but on the entire body. So for color you have to think of the lines that you're creating and their strength, but also about how your natural colors figure into it and how they contribute to the lines that you're creating.

same. especially blue flowers on white and creme...swoon

@@salsadip7453 the blouse, right?

I've wondered this too. His wife's old outfits are more in tune with TR when I see them now they look like something out of an old movie. I think they dress very in tune with the image they want to produce and I'm so glad someone else poited out how they don't really dress to the TR recommendations at all. I felt like I couldn't point this out without being attacked or something. It just didn't seem harmonious??? Which is the while idea. Not saying I don't like their style. I really do! But it's not harmonious with their body lines in my opinion. Or maybe it's just to separate from my idea? They can dress however they want really 😅

@@africandaughter3110 Haha exactly - and same, I've been stifling the thought for a while. In a way, now that I think about it, it's kind of funny if they're doing it knowingly and just don't care. They definitely have a recognizable "look," so hey! Whatever floats their boat! (And judging by the price of his books these days, it looks like that "boat" could be a yacht haha)

Try with makeup! If a defined eyeliner looks good on you, then DC. If you need to smudge it it, then FN. Aly Made a fantastic series on makeup for the body types: check it out for more info. I think this is the cheapest way to help you determine body type.

Imo classic types look their worst in natural silhouettes because they need symmetry and balance, whereas natural silhouettes are oversized and undefined. So if you can pull off oversized and undefined silhouettes and look professional/classy/glam, you're probably more on the natural side of things. Whereas a classic purely wearing that silhouette looks like they're wearing pjs or something they last minute rummaged from another person's closet. Same with hair; classic types look unruly with messy hair (like they just woke up) whereas naturals can rock the messy hair and make it look like a design choice. When it comes to other types wearing classic, I personally don't think anyone looks necessarily "bad" in classic since everything is so moderate/balanced/in between all the other types, it's more that non-classics can end up looking boring or "average" if they don't modify it

I don't know if I remember right but I believe Merriam or Aly said to wear one shade darker than your recommended colours if you're a dramatic with light contrast. I think it's relative to your body and contrast. Choose what looks dramatic on *you*. But for prints I'd personally go after the bodytypes -I don't quite see the relation to colour here (but maybe that's just me)

You can get different patterns in any pretty much colour scheme, I'd definitely stick to the pattern for your body type but try to find versions in your own colours. Even if watercolours might theoretically work for your colouring, they'll contrast too much against your body and make your bones look separate. Much better to go for dramatic patterns (the picasso ones she mentioned could be a good start point) and try to find them in muted cool colours

Thank you, this helped me a lot!

@@oliwsonx6686 You're welcome, glad it helped. One more advice, try to keep your essence in mind. Some of the older colour analysis systems mix colour and essence (kibbe also does that when it comes to the bodytypes). I'd say that's the reason why they also suggest patterns. Keep in mind that your bonestructure, colouring and essence all work together. It's unique to everyone :) I personally recommend watching Merriam's videos about her system "artistic licence" and Stylethoughts by Rita's essence system. I find them very helpful and easy to understand bc there are only 4 categories.

Kibbe very much sticks with the idea that everyone fits into one of the categories so I'm not sure if Aly Art would consider that (I could be wrong) but there are some youtubers who use the Kibbe system as inspiration and are more open to things being more fluid and complex, Merriam Style is a pretty good example

@@thehalfbloodserb I doubt it, bone structure is not fluid(usually) therefore, no matter what, you'll be more dominant in one or another body type, now weather you want to admit it or not, is another story.. Also some people just can't see it, in that case I suggest get the help of professional if you really care to know.

@@AutumnBRreeze I meant more in terms of the combination of bone structure/features, I find kibbes types aren't open for certain combinations existing since his system conflates essence with bone structure and simplifies it to 13 really specific types

Check out Truth is Beauty website. It’s creator uses a similar approach to yours. The Kibbe system is for those willing to adhere to one body type, even if they recognize that there are variations within a type.

Hi, maybe you are a Classic....

I would say someone like that is most likely a gamine, but you should rewatch Aly's video giving an overview of all the types for more information.

I would suggest trying on clothing recommended for each and see which feels better suited

@@clementine1827 Thanks!

@@clementine1827 i second this. also TRs will have a double curve (upper and lower body looks rounded, like the ribcage seems curved if you look at it backwards, look at marylin monroe (R) as an example for double curve) in some people the curve is not as noticable (mila kunis)

Omg I am the same. Same height small boobs but butt is quite wide. Wider than shoulders. So I get confused between TR and SD. SD style suits me sometimes as my limbs are long and I have more angles in my features. Dramatic classic I can somewhat relate but it’s too yang for me.

You won't be TR as David said they don't get wide butt or pear shape, these indicate yang. If you are very small boned you could be soft gamine. Or a curvy other type with yang

you might be a Romantic or Theatrical Romantic, but you have to consider what your joints look like. Are your shoulders very round (no matter if you lose or gain weight), is there a blunt corner in your shoulders? Do you have pronounced bones at all? Any visible musculature, regardless of your weight? I am Romantic and I have similar measurements/proportions (bust 36; waist 29; hips 40), but no matter if I lose or gain weight, my shoulders remain very round, no bones/points visible. I lifted weights for 4.5 years and I still never had distinct musculature, I just remained very soft-looking. If I lose weight, my face stays fleshy and soft. Aly has videos that can help you figure out those specific elements. Check out her other videos and you might just have to look at yourself in the mirror in a your undergarments to study your bone/muscle/fat structure. For a bra, every brand is different, so the sizing is not consistent from brand to brand. There are also so many different types of bras, so that is also a factor. The best way is to just try them on. I have sizes from 34DDD to 32D to 32DD to 34C and they all fit me. I think my bust measurement is 36 or 37 inches.

Oh wow, Thank you Sis for your great advice. Well my shoulders are round ,I'm thin and not so masculine. I wonder I'm rectangle or hourglass or triangle in shape, like according to what shape i should be wearing clothes cause i dont know about it and I'm wearing wrong clothes which makes me look straight and thin with no curves visible tho i have thin waist.

@@sonakotian925 I think any body type can have a small or defined waist, so you have to look at all the other factors too. I think the best thing is to take a photo of yourself in underwear or a bikini and do the kibbie body type quiz and check out Aly's other body type comparison videos. With your height and proportions, you could also be a gamine or natural. Oh and also, if a female has visible musculature, it doesn't mean that they look "masculine", just some people have more muscle definition than others. It doesn't mean huge muscles or anything, just that the muscles are visible closer to the surface of the skin. (For example, I have always been very soft with my body fat covering all my muscles and bones,, no matter if I lose or gain weight.) You might not even notice it on yourself, so seeing the celebrity examples and comparisons will help. Some ladies look amazing in baggy or boxy clothes with no waist definition, at all, so it all depends on the bone/muscle/fat structure and proportions. I look horrible in low rise jeans and plain t shirts, while someone like Shakira, looks amazing on stage in plain clothes like that! Even though we have similar heights and are curvy. You can also just try on different clothes you have at home and see how you look and feel in the clothes and for what type those outfits are suitable for. I look way too curvy in my business suits I wear to interviews, so I just look like a flight attendant. I always look best in girly ruffles, skirts, dresses, flowy, girly prints, waist definition , high waist pants, and my closet is already full of Romantic body-type clothes, so it made sense that it was my body type/vibe. Maybe your favorite clothing style is already the direction you should go in. Aly used to accept bikini pictures to let people know their type. Maybe message her on Instagram, she's super nice! 😁

@@2paranoid2think damnn your explanations are just upto the point. Yours examples and all are so good that it makes things easy to understand. Thank you for your help sis And well yeah i will try to figure it out all. Its nice that you know so much about your own shape, looks like you are ready to set Fire on the Fashion show.

It is good as it makes you memorable and exciting 😊

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