'I look bad in everything.' dude, no. you're just not dressing for YOUR body type.

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[KaitiYoo]

Did you find this helpful!? What silhouettes would you want me to unpack next?

[swaggr]

ok but SHE literally looked GOOD in everything.

[cheerscassidy]

i love how you managed to discuss different silhouettes without trash talking or dictating what people should wear. you discussed the highs and lows, and how what focuses on what

[melfreemans]

Celebrities have almost everything they wear tailored to them. Ever wonder why Jennifer Anniston looks amazing in a plain white t-shirt and the rest of us look like frumps? She probably had that tshirt tailored. My bff bought a sewing machine and took a few classes at a local fabric shop. Now she looks WAY better than most people. She can buy a regular blouse at Macy's and spend 30 minutes making it fit her perfectly.

[rebeccabell]

Another tip is to understand where your waist actually is. A lot of people assume it's always near the belly-button, but it's simply just the narrowest point between your bust and hips. This can be quite low or quite high. For me, I've found that my narrowest point is quite high, so wearing high-wasited skirts and trousers helps to give me a nice curve and not look so blocky.

[kaelnels]

This entire video gave off “If men find out we can shape-shift, they are going to tell the church” vibes.

[illabesa]

YES. THE V HEM. Okay listen. I got married this past summer and my mom was the one who told me about it because she got a V Hem on her wedding dress back in the 90s. She said “all the princesses wore it so I wanted to.” SO MANY high fashion and beautiful dresses (see: cinderella both the original and the 2015 version) have the V Hem waistline for the dress. Especially for me, being a little insecure about my stomach, I knew I wanted a v waistline. NO WEDDING DRESSES HAD IT. It’s like not a thing which is so silly because it is SO flattering!! I was very very lucky that my mother in law actually made my wedding dress so I got the dress of my dreams which included the V waistline, but yeah seriously IT IS SO FLATTERING on EVERY body type. thank u Kaiti for talking about it

[mel]

I love how you didn’t frame this around wearing clothes to make you appear skinnier, but to accentuate or disguise different features without placing any positive or negative value on them 👏🏼👏🏼

[MelissaJetzt]

Also, as a general rule, try to let the top be loose and the bottom be tight or vice versa. That way you're neither drowning in fabric nor suffocating in tight clothes. This plays on the same concepts mentioned in this video.

[usedtobehere]

okay but this paired with the how to build your wardrobe video? literally unstoppable. I’ve built a huge af list in my notes app of silhouettes and styles I know I look/feel good in because of these two videos, thank you so much Kaiti 😭😭😭

[chaeyoungsstrawberryfarm]

We also need to remember that it might look good for your body type but if it’s not your style or you’re not comfortable in it, that’s literally okay. Try something else till you find what you love <3

[sleepyxpanda]

"You aren't ugly but you don't have money" that's the point

[Devi-gncs]

I love your outfit choices. I'd like to add my little contribution regarding the hourglass thing. Having a straightish figure, I have often tried to make the illusion of a hourglass thinking it would make me look better. I recently came to the realization that it actually makes me look less good, and that accentuating my straightness was actually giving a very elegant look and made me look less awkward and more "myself". I'm just dropping this here even though the tricks work beautifully on you, because I found that faking a hourglass it is actually more often something that will work to the disservice of straightish girls, especially those who are a bit on the taller side. Also, it might be my personnal taste because I don't really have a preference between straight and curvy silouhettes.

[Neeintje]

Don’t follow the trends, just dress well for your own body type and you’ll look hot af 😌✨

[hubbabubbaoouchoizzy]

I love how this video wasn't insinuating that one cut is GOOD and others are BAD, or vice versa. Just objective: this will enhance and this will engulf for whatever your body type is. Love it and love you. <3

[AribaBepe]

this is ACTUALLY very helpful cause you didn’t generalised how each body should wear, but more on HOW what we want to achieve. Thank you so much for this !!! 💖

[lesd]

If you have a friend with a different body type to model the same clothes and show a side-by-side comparison that would be great

[teakindgren]

Holy shit YEESS
this is so true
Since I started dressing for My Body type My confidence and looks went📈📈📈

[carafeeley]

I really liked this video. A lot of this type of videos can be kind of ‘telling you what to wear’. But with this video, she left it open. So you can express yourself with your own style while keeping these facts in mind. Nice job!

[theburgersystem]

I love how you explain this so easily without relying on systems such as the fruit shape or the Kibbe body types. Just the cuts of clothes and the illusion they give. Perfect!