How to dress an apple shape

Apples carry their weight on the top half with a bigger bust and rounder tummy area. Flared pants or jeans are a great way to balance out your larger top half, whilst fitted blazers will create the curve of a waste.

How to dress a pear shape

Pear shapes generally have fuller thighs and wider hips in comparison to the upper half of the body. To create a balance look for A-line skirts or dresses, wide pants to glide over your hips and voluminous shoulder details to create balance on your top half.

How to dress an hourglass shape

A typical hourglass silhouette has a slim waist, feminine curves and carries weight quite evenly. For this reason, you can choose pieces that highlight your middle, V-necks and figure-hugging fabrics.

How to dress a rectangle shape

Rectangle frames usually need their clothes to create curves and shape. That’s why high waisted denim, fitted dresses and feminine silhouettes will work best for you. Blazers with sharp shoulder pads are also a great way to add volume in the right places.

How to dress an inverted triangle shape

If you’re an inverted triangle, you’ll find your shoulders are wider than your hips. Play down your top half with asymmetric tops or V-necks and add volume to your bottom half with wide pants, print and pleated skirts or dresses.

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