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Dress 10 Pounds Slimmer You can look slimmer by following a few rules of proportion and highlighting your best features.
Select outfits in darker colors such as black, navy,
and charcoal. Use all-in-one undergarment shapers and control top
pantyhose. Avoid clinging, stiff, tight, and bulky fabrics and
heavy textures. Play up your best features. For example, show off
your shapely legs with a knee-length skirt or your cleavage with a
V-neck top. Draw attention to your face with colorful,
contrasting accessories such as scarves and earrings. Buy accessories—from handbags and belts to
earrings—scaled to your size. Accessories that are too small will
make you look larger. Buy knit tops such as sweaters with shoulder pads so
they will hang well. You can easily add shoulder pads to any knit
piece that doesn’t come with them. You can get them at any sewing
store. Choose outfits with clean lines and no large buttons
or embellishments. Look for prints with designs scaled to your body and
prints with overlapping designs. Small print designs or a lot of
space in between designs can be unflattering on larger women. Avoid baggy pants, tent dresses, and other amorphous
arrangements! They do not make you look slimmer. Look for clothes
that hint at your curves and accent your best features—not too tight
and not too loose, but just right. Take a shawl, bolero jacket, or sheer top with you
when you go sleeveless, but don’t shy away from the sleeveless
experience! Look for clothes that hint at your curves and
highlight your best features. |
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