Why I Look Bad in Everything I Wear? How to Dress for Your BODY SHAPE | 96 Body Shape Type Indicator

Hello peachies 🍑 Knowing your body shape can be helpful when choosing clothes, because it can give you a general idea of which styles and cuts of clothing may be most flattering for your figure. Once you’ve understood your body figure, shopping for clothes becomes easier and more efficient, because you’ll start to figure out what silhouettes will compliment you best.

However, the common 5 body shapes classification system is not perfect and may not be accurate for everyone. There are several reasons why the five body shape classification system is ineffective for determining a person's real body shape. It is impossible to accurately describe a person's body by five categories alone, as each body is unique. This is because a person might have a mixed body shape. Every person's body is unique, and it is not uncommon for a person to have characteristics of more than one body shape classification. Hence, in this video today, we are going to introduce you a new method, the BODY SHAPES TYPE INDICATOR (BSTI) to identify your body figure in a more thorough and detailed manner.

We can assure this guide can provide more practicality and objectivity to understand your body shape better. In this way, you don't have to waste money on clothes that aren't appropriate for your body type!

Hope u guys will love this video!♥☺ pls enjoy peachies!

𝙋𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙚 𝙧𝙚𝙛𝙚𝙧 𝙩𝙤 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙚 𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙢𝙥𝙨 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙨𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨
0:00 Intro
2:44 Chapter 1 How to determine your body shape
4:09 Chapter 2 Body Shape Type Indicator (BSTI)- 96 Body Shape Types
13:59 Chapter 3 How to dress to enhance your body shape
15:05 Chapter 3(a) Shoulders
19:40 Chapter 3(b) Waist/ Belly
24:35 Chapter 3(c) Hips/ Legs
29:19 Chapter 3(d) Bust
31:21 Chapter 3(e) Lean and longer figure
34:09 Chapter 3(f) Conclusion
35:41 Epilogue
36:50 End

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[Ensaladadepapas]

The important information and the easy to understand and cohesive aesthetic 😭✨✨✨ dear peachie always serving us with quality content

[chickchickduck]

Thank you dear peachie. You may not know, but you actually saved my life.
I'm 15, and Nigerian, and had always been on the larger side.

According to Nigerian beauty standards I look appealing (thick thighs and larger boobs) but I started watching Kpop at age 11 and I constantly compared my figure to all the pretty men and women there.
I have always experienced seasonal depression since I was a child, and I as I grew older and started puberty I disassociated a lot envisioning myself out of my body due to how much I hated it.

I had no peace, and I tried so many home remedies (because skincare is expensive here) and diets to "fix" myself that I hurt myself multiple times.

Finding your channel randomly was a breath of fresh air.

You thought me how to make things work for myself and not bother how to fit into a standard.

I'm super grateful, that now I can look into the mirror and see myself and not an imposter. Thank you for everything. My heart is ever grateful. May God bless you and everyone you love!!!

[BianaBova]

This video made me realize why some shirts make me want to cry. I have a very masculine body with super broad shoulders, narrow hips, smaller chest and butt, and a muscular physique. If I wear shirts with low, broad necklines, I feel elegant and glamorous. If I wear anything with a crew neck--especially if it's a tighter shirt--I literally look like a boy. I'm gonna mercilessly cull my closet and get rid of everything that makes me self conscious. Thank you so much for this video, peachie!

[Zuko_Kuko]

Remember that clothes are made for you and not the opposite. Knowing your body type will help you to style your clothes according to what you want/need.
You can wear any piece of fabric without restrictions and look incredible, as long as you feel beautiful and comfy in them 💖💖

[LaneyEye]

best beauty channel by far! most channels repeat the same things but i fee like with this one you can actually learn. i always thought certain things just looked more "right" but couldn't put into words why. thank you for the very detailed video and effort i bet it took alot of time and research to make!

[prettyspectrum]

This channel feels like an older sister that I deeply needed in my school days

[keynafernwind]

We can’t change our bonestructure and general proportions, so what I’m trying to learn is to accept that fact, just staying as healthy and fit as possible and wearing whatever makes me feel happy. I don’t want to chase some random beauty ideals anymore :, )))

[jinx]

Its kind of depressing all of these stylings are just trying to recreate an hourglass. Those with less prominent waist need to draw attention and those with a big tummy need to hide it in order do look good in clothes? Wear what you want ladies, lots of people think what others find unattractive is beautiful. You dont need to hide your tummy or fake a shape.

[dearpeachie]

MERRY CHRISTMAS peachies!! Happy New Year✨ Have a great year ahead!

The planning and production of this video took us MONTHS to get it done🥹 Really hope you guys will like it and find it useful💕 Thank you so much for always supporting! We love you!💖

[foxinazul]

I love that you've compiled all of these different body part shapes into an organized system! I feel like I see these tips in bits and pieces, but never put all together!

[queenofthepierats]

Over the years, I've learned a lot about dressing my odd figure, but it's taken a lot of research and time. I'm glad to see a video that can help people who struggle with the same thing! I've got a prominent belly that is a B shape when you ignore my bust; I've got a big bust, big butt and hips, and big/wide shoulders. I'm short (5'2") and also have a very short torso, so high waist pants look awful on me. I've also got wide calves and small feet, and I lean toward soft fabrics (knits) because it's a texture and comfort thing. I recently picked up sewing in order to make clothes that fit how I want, so this video was a really nice reminder. :)

[javencummins]

Tips for me: shoulders 18:39 - 19:14, waist (to get the hour glass look) 19:55 - 24:33, hips and legs 27:03 - 28:12, bust 30:20 - 31:20, how to look taller 31:20 -

[drallagonzales]

Id love to see a guide for wearing colors that match our skin too 🥰

[constancepassas]

Honestly this was super helpful, and I like the breakdown for the general body parts. I find the Kibbe system too restrictive because it doesn't take into account bellies and waists and hips. A lot of the other systems are about fitting your body into a set "Type" based on what's closest, but I found this was really great for practical tips on how to dress specific body parts.

I also found that I was already using your recommendations intuitively, and it felt affirming to hear that I do, actually, already know how to dress my body.

Great video! ♥

[elisa]

I honestly think this is the best body type system I have ever seen (not that I've seen that many but still XD)!
I really love how comprehensive and "open-minded" this masterclass is! I love how you're not telling people how to wear clothes to achieve some arbitrary "beauty ideal"; but instead you're giving practical advices on how clothes (cut, fabrics, colors, etc.) work and will visually impact the body shape so people can make informed decisions based on THEIR personal preferences.
You also break down everything, with clear explanations, visuals, and an impressive attention to details.
The only thing it doesn't take into account is the overall heigh of a person and their vertical proportions. Or maybe I missed it from the video. I suspect people with the same body type but different heigh and vertical proportions might have different "challenges" when it come to clothing. For instance, I'm 4"11 and I have a shorter torso (around 1/3 torso, 2/3 bottom half) that will affect the overall visual aspect of clothing on my body differently than someone who is 5"3 or 6".
You're one to something fantastic. You could probably develop it further by making one video for each specific body part, with more advices and more visual exemples/explanations. If you feel like it, of course.
Congratulations and thank you

PS: according to your system I'm a petite XSn or ASn. I already knew several of your tips but I still learned some and this comes from experience after YEARS of trials and errors. It's great to get some validation but also to learn more and to know some people won't have to struggle as much :)

[chiripaxa]

This is a masterpiece. It took so much money and time for me (a petite girl with narrow hips wide shoulders) to finda wide flared pants and cut tops is a go to. Before that I tried dressing like my friends by wearing leggings and oversized tees - it was terrible I looked bloated at the top skinny at the bottom. Thank you so much for giving me more tips I learned much more about my body 🌸💗

[rebeccad]

Chunkier shoes can make calves appear smaller by comparrison. Especially if you have smaller feet (which could make normal size calves/ankles appear bigger).
A-shapes & dark bottoms~ I think it's flexible. For example, just make sure your top color is the same or lighter than the bottoms, it's not that you have to wear only super dark washes to balance out your figure ♡

[darthvader]

I'm a fan of your channel!!! I've recommended it to all my friends and they watch you!
Any topics you talk about is SO significant for being beautiful. I've never come across the more useful information, than in your videos.
Thank you so much!!!

[deeviousrat]

i like the neutrality of this video. i’m trying to build up my wardrobe with lasting pieces and this has really helped.

[camilasouto]

Great video ! Thank you so much! People always told me I didnt look feminine and I grew up hating my body, but now, almost 30y old, I am accepting and embracing myself. Thnk so much, for making all these videos ! You make it easy to understand. Hugs from Brasil 🇧🇷