1. Rectangle (Straight) Shape
- Shoulders, waist, and hips are roughly the same width
- Slim or athletic build, little waist definition
Style Tips:
- Add layers (jackets, vests) to create dimension
- Use belts to define waist
- Slim or straight-leg pants work best—avoid overly baggy cuts
- Patterns and textures on top add interest
2. Triangle (Pear) Shape
- Hips wider than shoulders
- Narrow upper body, wider lower body
Style Tips:
- Choose structured tops (blazers, jackets) to broaden shoulders
- Dark, straight-leg or bootcut pants balance hips
- Avoid skinny pants that hug hips too tightly
- Use lighter colors or patterns on top to create balance
3. Inverted Triangle Shape
- Broad shoulders, narrow hips
- Athletic or muscular upper body
Style Tips:
- Slim or skinny pants highlight slim hips and create balance
- Avoid overly baggy pants which add bulk below
- Simple, fitted tops keep proportions balanced
- Avoid too much volume on top; keep it streamlined
4. Oval (Apple) Shape
- Wider midsection, slimmer legs
- Rounded stomach
Style Tips:
- Choose mid-rise pants with some stretch, straight or relaxed fit
- Avoid tight or skinny pants that emphasize the midsection
- Layer with open shirts or jackets to elongate torso
- Darker colors on top and bottom to create slimming effect
5. Trapezoid (Ideal) Shape
- Broad shoulders tapering to narrow waist and hips
- Classic “V” shape, well-proportioned
Style Tips:
- Most styles work well, including slim and skinny pants
- Tailored fits highlight your shape
- Avoid overly baggy or shapeless clothing