Pear Shaped :)

 

 

The most common body shape is D Pear Shape. As a Pear the widest part of your body is below your waist, around the Hip Area.  Remember one can be Tall, Short, petite heavy or small but still be a pear shaped. Your Fashion Goal is to elongate your figure to reduce or hide your heavy bottoms. It is to Balance hips and shoulders while showing off your curves. The key here is to emphasize top half. For example, if the eye is drawn to your cute top pr awesome jewellery on your neck or a stole it takes off the focus from your heavy bottom.

 


Pear shapes look best in empire-waist dresses that stop just above the knee. A belted shift dress will emphasize your small waist while narrowing your hips and butt. To elongate your legs, pair a strapless dress that flares at mid-thigh with a pointy-toe heel. For a truly savvy daytime look that's sure to turn heads at the workplace, consider a simple suit dress with a structured jacket that falls just to the top of your hip.


The most common body shape is D Pear Shape. As a Pear the widets part of your body is below your waist, around the Hip Area.
   


Remember one can be Tall, Short, petite heavy or small but still be a pear shaped. Your Fashion Goal is to elongate your figure to reduce or hide your heavy bottoms. It is to Balance hips and shoulders while showing off your curves. The key here is to emphasize top half. For example, if the eye is drawn to your cute top pr awesome jewellery on your neck or a stole it takes off the focus from your heavy bottom.

A well padded bra, preferably push up is important as it will balance your upper and lower body a bit more if that's what is needed. A t-shirt but with right length -finishes two or three inches below the top of your trousers/skirt. Anything with "cape" type sleeves, or batwing sleeves, are good, as they can make your shoulders seem wider/stronger and provide balance to you hips. Make sure that it fits closer around the waist, as in pear shapes this is usually well defined and narrower than the rest of your body. Be sure to not get an oversized one they will simply miss the waist out and create the impression that you are triangular. Blouses work with most shapes to be honest, but one of the best ways to wear them casually is with puffy sleeves (again, they create the illusion of wider shoulders) buttoned just up to the bust with a low necked t-shirt or vest top underneath, which creates the impression of a fuller bust. Any colour or pattern should work well. Tunic style tops that gather at the waist, and belted tops  are good to go on with so you can control how much you emphasize your waist.

The key is to wear shirts that draw the eye toward the face; show off your cleavage with a plunging scoop, rounded, squared or V-shaped neckline. A boldly colored wrap top or draping halter will add volume to your bust line and widen your shoulders. To play up toned shoulders without overwhelming them, choose jackets with subtle shoulder pads or high-cut armholes. Make sure to select a jacket with a defined waist to show off your small tummy and avoid looking boxy. A belted coat or jacket is ideal. This can avoid the possible triangle effect and flaunt your waist at the same time. Also, long coats, finishing between mid-thighs and knees tend to look lovely.
Minimize a pear shape's characteristic assets with slimming down on Hips. A-line silhouette is apt in here, A skirt that falls straight down from the widest part of your hip. A high-waisted straight-leg trouser or dark-wash denim will shorten a longer torso and distract from eyes on to wide hips. If you're petite, avoid leg-shortening trousers like boot cut jeans; taller pears can get away with a slight flare. Steer clear of pockets and decorative embellishments  or eye catching belts that call attention to the hip and thigh area; stick with clean, straight lines for an effortlessly chic look.

To summarize it all up:

Remember  to minimize your lower half and focus attention upward.
DO's:

• DO try a-line skirts, which camouflage wider hips.
• HEM line  of pants, skirts and dresses need to be wide to balance the hips.
• DO remember to  experiment with light-colored tops and dark-colored bottoms for contrast.
• DO look for boat neck tops, square and cowl necklines.
• DO wear strapless, halter dresses to show off arms and even out proportions
• Do Wear anything with a padded shoulder; the extra bulk on the shoulder will balance out the hip width.
• DO try styles with ruffles on top this emphasize the upper half
• DO wear jackets that hit right above the waist.
• DO opt for pointy-toed shoes to elongate your legs
• Remember the GURU MANTRA of A-LINE bottoms
• SHOW OFF the Small waist, by wearing Aline's or Tight Belts yup not on the hips but on the waist.

DON'T wear clothing that draws attention to hips and thighs, such as cargo pants or print skirts.
Avoid skinny or drain pipe like trousers or jeans.

Do Not wear Oversized clothes, they'll add volume make you look out of shape and boxy.

Remember to be Simple, yet be Stylish.