Do’s and Don’ts of Inverted Triangle | Dressing for your Body Type | Dressing for your Body Shape 

It's literally for those want a change in that,if it's not for you,you can just ignore the video

@@talklesslistenmore5578 finally someone understood 😁❤️

Who asked?

@@thecarmen7182 😂😂🤝

I could never 😢 i have hip dips also

It’s gonna become a trend like every other body part we used to not like (big lips, big butt etc), big shoulders will be next or soon

​@@hc7092looking forward to it, that might solve about 70% of my clothing related problems🥲

My life genuinely got so much better when I realised everybody is too busy worrying about themselves to judge or even notice your insecurities

@@maja.stars1I’m in that path too

​@@maja.stars1 LOL no they aren't, that's how they feel better about themselves

Same😢😢

Same

Same, i wish i have pear or hourglass body 😢

It’s not “manly” all women come on different shapes.

Yes 🥲

Everyone’s different unfortuanlty no matter how hard we true to find the right things for our body shapes they still won’t be perfect as we are all so unique ❤ keep wearing whatever makes you feel the best that’s all that matters 🥰

IMO, it depends. I think the pairing looks cool too, but some oversized tops look too baggy and my legs end up looking like twigs, especially when looking at myself from the side. Also, baggy top and skinny jeans makes me look too young, so I have to learn how to style and a for different looks to match the vibe/impression that I want. Fancy, formal, semi-casual, etc. But following the body shape's silhouette is actually a dependable tactic too. Because of my broad shoulders, loose wide necked/V-necked sweaters or long sleeved shirts look good on me and I can just pair that with any skinny jeans and it altogether looks chic with only one addition of necklace on.

Crop tops work best with wide pants. You can also wear skirts but they can't be tight fitting skirts. They have to be loose to create an illusion of hips. At least those are what worked for me. Skirts that are soft and that falls in a flowy way (ruffled and pleated skirts don't work on me lol), and maybe skirts of stiffer fabrics? I'm inverted triangle with teeny tiny titties, so I'm speaking mostly from experience, but if you check out this one short, you'll immediately get why it's important to know how create a silhouette ( ru-vid.comltQIAd5Qab4?si=FjX913n_URBbks4E - "how to flatter a door body type" ). Honestly, I think some of the typical advices work irl, maybe not on all people because our tastes are subjective, but even thought our hips stay looking small, they look okay and normal when the waist is accented. Like it's really important for us to either accentuate our waists, or "create" the illusion of a waist to balance our frame since the waist is smaller than the hips (even as inverted triangles), therefore making our hips more apparent. Cropped tops, tucked in shirts, and or big belts help accentuating waists; heavy bottomed tops create an imaginary line between top and bottom that serve as the illusion of a waist. Wide pants are still going to look more flattering than skinny jeans because it hides the real width of the narrow hips and emphasizes the beautiful thighs instead (which I personally like). But sometimes, following the body shape isn't that bad sometimes. Our wide shoulders make wide necked/V necked loose flowy tops - both short and sleeved ones - look good on us and we can simply pair that with a good pair of jeans of whatever cut you like. Makes an effortlessly classy or chic look.

Totally agree. Not sure why she’s saying she’s a inverted triangle shape when she’s not. Maybe to get more views or engagement on this platform? Idk

No, no, no, it's not the wide shoulderd that need styling - it's the narrow hips. The lack of hips makes a lack of shape or silhouette and it's just not pretty. I'm inverted triangle shape and I'm actually happy about my wide shoulders most of the time. But it's hard to balance my silhouette and not look like a door or a stick with a square upper half if I neglect picking the right bottoms.

Everything is wrong with them for people who have them and don't like them. Also the issue isnt really broad shoulders, its having narrow hips.

It is when you're tryna wear a jacket

As a broad-shouldered broad, thank you.

yeah why didnt she shapeshift into a different person thats so lazy of her

@@gabagooler yeah why give advice and tips on body shapes that you don’t have & are not yours…so crazy of her And why comment on a another comment when you can just make your own individual comment…so silly of you

@@lexsi80so a stylist should only style his body type ? Or become knowledgeable of al body types ? 🤔

@@nolimitkk2715 a stylist usually minds the business that pays them… A GOOD stylist specializes in certain styles, designs, body shapes & occasions. A good stylist let’s their work speak for itself. A good stylist also doesn’t claim body types that are not theirs. They understand bodies come in different shapes and sizes and know their body type may not be the same as the types they’re designing/ styling for. They don’t claim body types for views, sympathy/empathy, likes, or appraisal. Let me guess, you ‘like’ the “stylist” in the video because she makes you feel included. She makes you feel like you’re the same; you and her. That’s not a good stylist. A good stylist definitely knows the difference in body types/shapes & is honest to better assist the customer on choosing the most optimal style design. My original comment on this video was not about the knowledgeability of a stylist. However, as any good stylist can clearly tell, the woman in the video is obviously not the body type she claims. A good stylist would be able to determine that. A good stylist is knowledgeable in their body type vs their candidates body type and how to style each accordingly. The woman in the video obviously cannot make such distinction. Is that a knowledgeable stylist to you? Someone who can’t even decipher where they themselves fall on the category of body type/shape to style…? I stated the obvious in my original comment. The obvious must be a trigger for the delusional

​@@lexsi80 What is bro babbling about 💀

She's not an inverted triangle type that's why her visual demonstration isn't accurate. Every outfit she wore that she said don't work on inverted triangle types work on her, so her advice isn't very convincing when what you see don't coincide with what she says

U have that one life and u r gonna destroy it like this ?

That's true. Dark tops + light colored bottoms work on me too. Especially if the bottoms are like wide pants, or create an illusion of wider hips.

She doesn’t have that body type. So that’s probably why her advice won’t work. Not sure why she feels the need to claim inverted triangle body type

@@lexsi80 gurl what- you can be whatever body shape you have but still have some basic information about how to dress based on your body shape

@@misukiie yeah yeah yeah I’m guessing you not inverted triangle either. Please 🙄😑

@@lexsi80 you're right im probably not inverted riangle, i probably don't know my body shape too and i probably definitely will never search "how to dress for inverted triangle body shape" and saves like 5 videos of it in my playlist

@@misukiie …but you’ll make useless comments under videos that don’t pertain to you. Get your senses fixed cause your actions and comments are senseless & futile

You are a hourglass according to your measurements

I am a inverted triangle and i have measurements as Shoulder - 35 Bust - 31 Waist - 24 Hip - 32

Hourglass. Your shoulders are only two inches more than your hips, so they’re relatively the same size, and your waist is the smallest. I know I’m late!

Hourglass?

Are your shoulder and hips relatively the same size? There are body calculators so you can determine your body type.

She never claimed that??