You can look attractive in any clothes 🤗 how to look more feminine.

[milenaisswag]

“show your ankles”

time traveler from the 16th century: *faints*

[Avanthikaaaaaaa]

"show your colar bones"
My fatass not having it

[mehrunnisha]

You know attractiveness isn't just always about revealing your body. You have to be confident and that's what attractiveness is for me.

[rxsvkxd]

*Me who loves turtlenecks, really long sleeves that keep my fingers warm and hates pants that show my ankles*

[decemberk]

Idk bout others but I'll definitely look like a thug😂

[sam-xztc]

I'm on the weird side of the Internet again 😆

[followjesus]

Just dress in clothes that FIT, that are for your body composition, and select colors that go best with your complexion.

[khushiawasiya]

This is how you can change your outfit into chapris standard 💀( Indian audience)

[Ritakhyoda]

That's actually the chapri style!!

[adriananeagu]

How to look attractive in any clothes? Well...
Be beautiful in the first place 😂 This girl is gorgeous by the way ❤❤

[Sillylittlelilly]

Is it just me or are her collar bones ABSOLUTELY PERFECT?! 💅💅💅

[neptune]

My collarbones are practically invisible 😭

[RiniksCraft]

"Show your ankles"


Me being Muslim😭

[sabarnidutta]

When I pull up the sleeves... It looks like I'm about to fight with someone and that's not a very attractive thing to imagine 🤣🤣🤣And honestly, 99% of the time, I roll up my sleeves only to fight 💀😂.... I need to learn to be gentle, lmao 😂😂😂 (though some mafia boss can feel attractive in such case) 💀💀🌚

[BenTrue]

It's about revealing your best features, show what you can & have confidence!

[diksharaisinghani]

When u don't have defined collar bones.

I'll go cry in that corner ig

So that's how it feels to start a war in the replies.

[amruthamanjunath]

open your wrists
*opens wrists*
my hairs: finally got some sunlight

[kerroppikoo]

"show your collarbones"


Only if i had one🗿

[Gonegirl]

It kind of just looks like the shirt is going to fall open 😂

[Lalahmaria]

I related so much to what she said about letting go of any perceived notions about yourself. I wanted to be sweet and romantic so badly (and that came from a lot of bias toward myself and who i am vs who i wanted to be) that only now i'm starting to realize that what was missing in my clothes for my whole life was structure and maturity. I think that's the greatest thing about kibbe and essences. It really makes you reflect on who you are with a physical evidence (clothes) of how honest you're being with yourself.