How To Dress According To Your Body Type?

Side pockets, ruffle-trimmed cuffs, and hook-and-eye closures in our maxi dresses offer functionality and versatility, while versatile necklines can flatter any figure, making them perfect for coats.

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Swing dresses flatter the knee, feature functional pockets, ruffles, concealed zip necklines, elasticated cuffs, optional belts, and ruffles for a casual, finesse-inspired aesthetic.

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The lace flower print colour block shirt midi dress. Midi dresses are ultra-versatile and will work on all body shapes thanks to the fact that they highlight the ankles - a flattering look .

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Pairing outerwear with a midi-length dress in cooler months can be challenging. Tall women can wear flattering midi dresses like pleated, maxi, or slit dresses, and pair them with flats, chunky knits.

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Our Textured Short Sleeve Shift Dress is ideal for petite frames, while floaty or A-line short dresses create a streamlined silhouette. For straighter body shapes, add volume with frills and ruffles.

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Triangle body types should wear dresses with a strapless top, fitted open neck, V-neckline, or full skirt for a balanced, proportionate appearance, avoiding wider hips and larger hips.

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Athletic body types with narrow hips, broader shoulders, and undefined waists can achieve an hourglass effect by balancing upper and lower body, and using embellishments and ruffles.

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