Long + Curvy? These Casual Styles are For You | Soft Dramatic

Hello ladies! Soft Dramatics often struggle finding casual outfits for the modern day, my answer to this is Sofia Vergara. Here awesome lessons you can learn from this fashionable SD to elevate your outfits and look chic in the day.

Timestamps:
0:00 intro
0:35 the problem for SDs
1:00 what is 'casual'?
1:37 soft dramatic body type
2:14 best lines for SD
3:11 tip 1
4:08 tip 2
4:34 why its harder to dress casual as SD
5:46 tip 3
6:30 tip 4
6:55 tip 5
7:18 tip 6
7:30 tip 7
7:54 tip 8
8:18 tip 9
8:39 tip 10
9:24 tip 11
10:07 tip 12
10:35 tip 13
11:20 tip 14

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Soft dramatics are goddesses in disguise and I won't ever change my mind

[jgc]

I believe I'm a Soft Dramatic! I am 5'8" and very curvy with an hourglass shape. I've struggled with dressing my body because I would either look frumpy or overly sexualized. Thank you for these tips!

[cocoacoolness]

I am sick of feeling either frumpy or overdressed. It's hard to find the in between. Thanks for the video

[jenniferatkins]

I went clothes shopping today and for the first time, when I looked in the mirror I didn’t judge my body and get frustrated at why my body didn’t look right in the outfits. Instead, I used your words to describe why the clothes weren’t right for me. As a 40-year-old, I can tell you this was a life changing mindset. I didn’t tell myself I was too fat or tall or broad. I embraced my curves and my height. I used the words strong and dramatic instead. Thank you for helping me reframe my thoughts. I found some great outfits and newfound confidence.

[christina-xw]

Yeah, I am Soft Dramatic. I always wondered also as a teenager, why I dont look myself and good when I dress casual. I always wondered as a girl, why glamourous coats look so, so good on me. Yes, I need a lot of glamour.

[South_Heat]

Kind of such a weird contradiction how a soft dramatic actually needs glamour to look casual! But I get it and I think it was you who said that soft dramatics can look boring and plain if they skip the glamour. It’s a new concept for me as a sd I think cos I’m a pretty low key person living in a VERY non glamorous country (New Zealand) so what I’ve always observe around me is super casual. So I am learning that not only can I carry those glamorous details but I really actually need them! I feel like my outfits have improved 100 percent since I started watching your videos! Thank you for your guidance!

[missmillienettleton]

The problem I have with this is that I feel like Sofia Vegaras style is not very "current"? It reminds me a lot of late 00s early 10s. I'd love to see you do style videos based on the hot influencers at the moment, like matilds djerf, Emma chamberlain and so on- I find it a lot easier to resonate with their style and I think this might help with typing a lot of younger people interested in Kibbe xxx

[ariannaponzoni]

A thing about being soft dramatic that i cant explain to anyone:
I always feel too put together, even when i try to look undone and i dont put effort in it but i cant look casual and sporty, i always look elegant and posed. I mean its not that bad of a thing but sometimes i would love that wildy and chilled back and undone look, that feminine in a less glamourous way.

[josiehansen]

I recently realised I am a SD and it makes sense now why I love bootcut jeans and lots of jewellery haha

[devongonteski]

Understanding my Kibbe ID as a SD has dramatically changed my relationship with my body and my clothes to a positive extreme. Thank you so much for sharing!!

[theschoolofcreativemagic]

I deeply appreciate this video. Finding that casual sweet spot for an SD is so hard. It took me a while to understand what you meant about needing glam to elevate to casual but then it clicked! I've always known that with my body type there are so many things other people can wear and look casual but if I wear them I look frumpy and shlubby! Got it! On the other end of the spectrum, totally regular dresses on me can look like I'm trying to bombshell it out when I'm just trying to find something to go to a wedding. Thanks so much for addressing these challenges. It's the first time I've seen these challenges named and addressed!

[shironerisilk]

I love this! The shirt thing spoke to my soul. As someone inspired by French fashion, I spent SO years not getting why the ''classic white shirt'' (and a lot of menswear inspired ''classic'' clothes) looked absolutely awful on me (Soft Dramatic/Dark Autumn, probably the worst clothing item for me lol).

I'd love to see a video on borrowing lines from other types like you exemplified with the flowing FN skirts. For SD I often see recommendations about borrowing from FN and TR, but I'm particularly interested about borrowing from SN, since I feel SN clothes are easier to find in casual wear as well and the types feel somewhat ''close''.

[amerikatt]

THANK YOU! 🙏 Finally someone breaking down normal clothes

[cinnamonsinner]

Finally!! A video that doesn’t just shove us into tight dresses ❤️🌹

[Lotus-]

As an SD it is so easy to look OTT! By the time I get dressed with makeup (always soft smudgy eye no eyeliner flicks, light terracotta lip, minimal RMS blush, light blonde brows, tinted sunscreen) big dark sunglasses, sunhat, I am already glamorous before I put on my outfit which would be straight leg jeans, a cashmere sweater-v or crew- and flat suede bootie. I always throw a long challis scarf, preferably fringed, around my neck and over the shoulder. All these items are for my health and comfort but on a 5'10" frame with naturally white blonde hair it is a whole lotta woman showing up. As an introvert, it can be too much attention so I rarely add any jewelry cause it just looks like I am trying too hard. Lately I find myself throwing on an oversized (virtually a mini) Mikuta sweater and cotton cuffed joggers with ballet flats. More D than SD. I can hide in my big sweater!

[dakotajackson]

Thank you so much for this! It’s hard to find outfit examples for soft dramatics. Amazing video as always 🤍

[k]

Thank you!! I feel like all the other videos I’ve seen for SD use women from the 50s and 60s which is great, but not super helpful for 2022 haha

[bryanashleymccleery]

THANK YOU. I have a 13 year old 5' 7" soft dramatic daughter and I've been at a loss at how to dress her curves in a casual way! This is a lifesaver.

[laura]

I am 5ft 7, so as far as I understand, I can only be a dramatic, a FN or a SD. I am definitely curvy so I had ruled out dramatic, but I've been tossing up so much on FN and SD especially as I have a smaller bust than most of the celebrity examples, but your Q&A videos and this one have convinced me that I'm definitely a SD! In winter, I feel like I have to throw on a big soft scarf with everything to make it look right! I feel like these recommendations fit my body perfectly, so thank you!! Loving your channel.

[bookswithamymarie]

Thank you so much for this! I feel like I either dress 100% glamour, feminine, or bold, or I'm in baggy t-shirts and shorts, which never look as effortlessly cute on me. It's great to have some new ideas for casual looks. I'm always wearing large, usually rounded, earrings too! They are my favorites by far 💙