Signature Looks For The "Body Types"

[@AlyArt]

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[@lisinbondi1240]

After watching loads of your videos the penny has now dropped. Thinking I was classic and now this video definitely natural/soft natural. Probably more soft because I am shorter but love it and the styles recommended are so much more ‘me’ than the classic recommendations

[@gabigrabowska2552]

Maybe fabrics for body types?

[@mh1066]

Do you give consulting for menopausal women?

[@jessicacroteau5600]

THANK YOU for not simplifying women's bodies into fruits

[@cutienerdgirl]

Idk if you're saying this as a good thing or a bad thing, but she's using the respectful Kibbe system and not the outdated fruit system. This technique just enhances your best features. Also, it's not just women who want to look good, men try their hardest to look good and affluent too, there's a version of this system for men.

[@jessicacroteau5600]

@@cutienerdgirl It was totally meant as a good thing

[@ChatteNoireBlanche]

But the fruit analogy is easier to understand

[@Sexxxyism]

@@cutienerdgirl Huh? How could it be a bad thing?

[@canadey97]

Isis not really lol

[@NoTimeToExplain-]

Every single type she describes with admiration.

[@jessicagomes4043]

true!

[@naninuna7440]

That what I love about her among other things

[@mariasmith2198]

Why not? They are pretty nuetral. Nothing really good or bad about them. Except that she is telling you to ignore your own personality.

[@nataliaturner4845]

@@mariasmith2198 How so?

[@rdpcl]

@@mariasmith2198 It's very common knowledge that the media tries to present only one specific body type as the "good" one while making the others seem "flawed", which explains why it seems unattainable by most women. Also these are just guidelines, not commandments; in the end you decide if you apply them to your body or not.

[@SweetDeath777]

Ι love the way she describes bodies it sounds so neutral and non judgmental. Like hell yeah i have flesh. Cool.

[@tonipope3164]

Nephelim ... yes! Loving all no condemnation!

[@tonipope3164]

Nephelim ... yes! Loving all no condemnation!

[@kurapikakurta3863]

Or like I'm short or boyish or look like a fairy tale character, cool. Actually doesn't Aly look like she came out of a disney movie, like a pixie or something.

[@evangeliakallia6564]

Nephelim that's so true! If you think about it, there are no ugly people, just people who don't know how to dress in a way that flatters them. Everyone can be beautiful with their own unique way, they just have to find the most efficient way to show it.

[@92RedRevolver]

@@evangeliakallia6564 Idk. I'm supposed to be a soft classic, but I have wayyyy too many stretch marks and crap too pull off those looks. No pregnancy, just brought up fat and lost it in adulthood, resulting in saggy skin, and particularly my huge breasts still being big but not shapely anymore. So I don't think everyone can with just the right clothing but I appreciate the sentiment. :)

[@bellayline]

If I was a celeb, she would def be my sylist/designer

[@archivez101]

Bella just what I was thinking

[@Wildfire4496]

Bella facts

[@prettyhamburger6462]

Yes, her together with Luke Marr from Haute Lemode

[@MartinMosqueda3]

@@prettyhamburger6462 oh no

[@prettyhamburger6462]

@@MartinMosqueda3 why haha? I dont like his personal style but I do think he has a good eye when it comes to what doesnt look good and what makes sense (at least on other ppl lol)

[@dn6457]

she actually made me feel beautiful while describing my body type.

[@KB-bq5bv]

i spilled lipstick in your valentino bag I’m assuming ur short and curvy

[@parissinclair6513]

Haha I know, it's the only time someone could have said, "she has flesh on her arms and short bones" without it sounding at all like an insult.

[@dn6457]

K B yes, i'm a romantic.

[@Rwi-wk1pd]

bitch you got a dollar? same

[@Joan_Cato]

I gave you a like because your name made me laugh.

[@HokeyPokey81300]

You look like Queenie from Fantastic Beasts in this video!

[@iwakuralain1459]

YASSS

[@hibaelhawasli655]

literally was thinking that to myself before i read your comment!

[@freyasarussx6377]

Yes

[@annedejong5695]

so true

[@ZurditaDinamita]

YES, THANKS!! i was thinking "hm, why she looks so familiar?" all the time xD Queenie is really pretty and has a really nailed style, just like this girl ❤✨

[@alex-fs9yt]

*I love her free and neutral descriptions of the body and generally non-shaming attitude*

[@kristinaj9159]

I've never seen her shame anyone. She has given her own opinion in a constructive way but never really shamed, never intentionally.

[@bip5395]

This is system created by man, it is not hers. She just uses his system.

[@estellacorduroy5259]

I came here expecting some apple, hourglass, grapes nonsense and "fixing of body type to look more hourglass" but I was so pleased with just the first few minutes and stayed on for your legitimately useful and frankly all-round complimentary advice. Thanks for having nothing but good to say about various body types unlike most style gurus.

[@Flinabin]

🍏🍐⏳🤣🤣

[@Maremare680]

You must be an Apple shape, those are the one usually bitching when describing hourglass shape.

[@frostedcherrikookie1848]

@@Maremare680 harsh.

[@excellentcollins]

P G fuck off

[@estellacorduroy5259]

@@Maremare680 according to the fruit basket analogy(?) I'm actually hourglass but no dressing "advice" based on this system has made sense to me yet? This is a lot more comprehensive for that! Also no shade to "apple"/"hourglass" women, y'all are honestly so, so beautiful!

[@YiPeaches]

1:22 Dramatic 2:53 Soft Dramatic 4:54 Natural 6:07 Soft Natural 7:05 Flamboyant Natural 8:46 Classic 10:22 Soft Classic 11:06 Dramatic Classic 12:14 Gamine 13:45 Soft Gamine 16:19 Flamboyant Gamine 18:01 Romantic 19:19 Theatrical Romantic

[@aslibsra]

Thanks I saw this after trying to find them

[@jckgirlsparkle]

THANK YOU! 😊

[@qamaraporch760]

Thank you

[@noemijoan6119]

Thank you

[@Peacepeacelovelove]

Celeste Yi bless you🙏🏿

[@dalia9752]

I love this woman just look at her she’s literally a fairy

[@denisemarie6131]

Isn't this woman the best?!

[@samar9817]

Denise Marie ikr she is amazing ❤️

[@TheEmmaMcH]

Denise Marie nope

[@smooth_Koala]

She is absolutely the best

[@YTNala]

Wow!

[@michellemccann6179]

Yes! I love her attitude. I've learned so much from this channel.

[@kellymburton]

I love it how you tell people that it's okay to NOT correct their body. Van you please do a video for bodies that are slightly chubby but short?

[@alisonwolshlager7177]

I second this!

[@notblondeswede]

it depends more if you are an apple type with hardly any waist, then oversized but not layering is best, or if you have a waist, you should wear a lot of longer skater dresses and ballerina skirts with a tighter top, and can further emphasize the waist with belts. Oversized 80's style high rise suit trousers with belts. Kristen from Buzzfeed has a very round shape but she always wears that kind of dress because she has a slight waist

[@lolawho8676]

strandedstarfish yes!!! Love it too!

[@nuclearseahorse]

Accentuate the parts of your body you want to show off. Balance is key, too. The point of wearing clothes do such things like "fixing" is to emphasize other parts of your body. If you are chubby you dont want to wear something that emphasizes your size, you will wear something that emphasizes the actual shape your body has (because chubby girls are not all apple shapes). If youre short you wear extreme length pants (short or long) to elongate the legs. You want the entirety of your leg to be visible whether its the actual skin or its the shape through some jeans (pants dont have to be tight but the style does depend on your body type and where your curves are)

[@josephinewinter]

i used to work in a clothes shop and 'petite' means 'short'. If your top, your legs or both are short, buying 'petite' but in your size - you can be a petite 18 or 20 for instance (although the sizes tend to be smaller than most modern ones) - will help your clothes fit better. Having the waist on your waist especially helps with jackets and dresses. The single most important fit, especially for jackets and coats, is the shoulder seam, which should fit right on the shoulder bone, which is like your shoulder corner but slightly down from the top, not much. (Same if you have long body or legs - buying brands for long bodies will help them fit better.) I watched over and over again as people bought the wrong fit because it was cheaper then returned it because i didn't fit and moaned 'things never fit me'. It can be hard to tell, but trying on a petite or long brand ('minuet petite', 'long tall sally' etc) will tell you in an instant! NB note i said if your top or your legs - i have a long body and short legs, the opposite of most women and not attractive. But i look a lot better in petite trousers and long top, it helps not hinders. I learnt my shape only through working there. And how to fold clothes really fast correctly, and the importance of knitwear and jacket hangers in not ruining your stuff, and linen creases just hanging up, you don't need to even wear it. And nothing else.

[@MissLindaV]

I think she's misusing the word "accurate" throughout the video... In Russian the word is used to describe something that is aesthetically neat and clean looking. In English however it's not used in the same context, it's used to refer to precision in context of data etc, which is why some people are confused.

[@VioletJoy]

And it seems to be her favorite word. LOL. What might be a better replacement? "Neat", "clean", or "crisp"?

[@jillgogilgo19]

@@VioletJoy I'd say "neat" or "polished" is more of what she's going for.

[@VioletJoy]

@@jillgogilgo19 It's funny how there are so many versions of "English". LOL

[@emilialaine2574]

I think it's fun that she tends to use wrong words we can still understand. "Accurate" weirdly describes well what she means. We understand, so who cares if it's right or wrong. English is not her native language, give her some slack.

[@VioletJoy]

@@emilialaine2574 It's not a problem. I'd just like to know what she meant since that word is used differently here.

[@adrianna658]

I thought my body (dramatic) has no shape, like no curve just fricking straight af from the front view, but then the way she described it, it made my day.

[@Goat.Cheese]

I think dramatic body types are so beautiful! My mom is a dramatic (i'm a soft natural) and I always wanted to be tall and thin like her!

[@kuramacabre]

Dramatics are amazingly beautiful.

[@ZurditaDinamita]

I think dramatic bodies are so cool and elegant ❤️ What's the matter with having no curves? You girls are living art déco pieces!

[@manicpanic7423]

I am late, but D girls remind me of Bond girls, agents, queens. NEVER FEEL BAD FOR BEING D GIRL, AND YES THIS COMES FROM R GIRL. I love all of D girls, never feel bad about your body

[@elisa4620]

Everything and everyone has a shape :)

[@Dgarays]

I agree with the comments about how fabulously she describes body types without any spark of negativity I actually felt good about being a romantic body type (although I have a bit much of romance going on right now lol )

[@ladydontekno]

I’m caught in a bad romance 🤣

[@kuramacabre]

Bad romance hahahahaha. 🤣 I'm too romantic, less theatrical right now. 😂😂😂

[@jaycecalma770]

She makes me feel more at ease with my body 😭 honestly young girls should watch her videos to make them realize that there’s truly no ‘standard’ for beauty

[@haifasm2614]

I'm finding hard time telling the difference tbh I couldn't figure out what my body type is

[@hongnhungnguyen1069]

Haifa sm me too!

[@psiveronicabasso]

I was there, Take the test 13perfectshapes.wordpress.com/13ps-kibbe-quiz-female-version/ you may have some doubts between a few items but then you'll be between two options and not 13 😂

[@Sebadoh1995]

Haifa sm me too, I have no idea what I am.

[@xNaomilovesbeauty]

V BL Haha I did the test and got a score of 196 but that too high to even fall into a category...

[@Sebadoh1995]

Naomi Mol lol I just tried taking its and mine didn’t make sense either

[@lindasmirinda9697]

For me it's helpful when I see the same dress on different body types. Then the the differences in body types are standing out. Like your videos!

[@GenerationalDysfunction]

Wow, this explains so much. It is so frustrating seeing someone looking fantastic in an outfit but when you try it you look weird

[@summer53782]

The words for when you wash clothes and the color goes away are “muted” “faded” “worn in” (: in case someone hasn’t said already

[@carriannfletcher224]

Sounds like my skin... 😁😂

[@LubnaSiddiq]

Quite informative and enjoyable :) For those who want to go back to their particular body type: 1:20 Dramatic 4:42 Natural 8:25 Classic 12:07 Gamine 17:56 Romantic Although I'd rewatch the whole video for the fun and benefit 🌸😍 Edit: Congrats for finally getting the book!

[@justmelteo]

Lubna Siddiq THANKS for the timeline. It's really helpful.

[@bibiisabelle3290]

Thanks!

[@yomnaabou-ismail2730]

Classic here. How do I explain to my mom that I need expensive clothes cuz they suit my body type 😂

[@clocko2700]

you look sooo good with this hair and this blouse!

[@aw9005]

When your style is dramatic but your body is romantic 🙄

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

Own it!

[@shubhangisinha5786]

Ssme

[@quitzytwentythree2512]

Me too 🤷‍♀️

[@user-bz5vn1kv5g]

And the opposite :( Just realized my wardrobe is all flowy circle dresses

[@raisinbrancerealofficial]

When your style is gamine but you have a sack of rice for a body :')

[@danielleculler1495]

This is the most respectful video about women’s bodies I’ve ever seen ❤️

[@lidiiiiisilva]

Jesus, you look so perfect in this video! Lovely outfit, super cute hair and your make-up... no comments.

[@louera]

Lidiane Silva ikr!!

[@peanutnetwork]

Your makeup and clothing have gone from cute to very flattering and gorgeous. I can see your understanding is progressing by leaps and bounds. I appreciate your work. I find your videos very relaxing and learn a lot. I feel better able to handle when my two nieces who are sister look very different from one another complain about their looks. Thank you.

[@stars-and-clouds]

Aah I finally understood why round necks and curly hair look the best on me. Every time I watch a body types video of yours, I understand at least one of my mistakes. I'm a romantic and it's hard for me to get stuff since mostly fashion is only showcased with and for dramatics and naturals. I used to think there's something wrong with me but your first body type video that I watched a year back, made me realise it's not my fault at all. Thank you so much for this ❤

[@waka8D]

Yes! I find it difficult to get clothes for romantic type, I get really frustrated while shopping

[@Terinka14]

Agreed. I am so fed up with mainstream fashion. Like, the only thing I can buy in shops are stretchy basic t-shirts and sometimes I am lucky with high waisted jeans. Other than that, I have quite a lot of trouble...

[@silvermoonshineX3]

yes! same! I look soo good in a well-fitted white t-shirt with a ROUND neck and as soon as I slip in sth oversized it makes me look fat and bulky. I love feminine stuff (flowery dresses with waist and boob emphasis) but I'm afraid to present myself like that, because it comes off as "too feminine" and too dolled up.

[@silverroxen2954]

silvermoonshineX3 I agree! I'm a Soft Gamine and I feel like my body type is suited for a more dressed up style of casual.

[@jessicagomes4043]

Amy Das me too girl! Sometimes is so frustrating to go shopping 😞 I used to feel sad and fat. Still don’t know where to buy clothes to fit my body type

[@trishemerald2487]

Finally, I can appreciate my football-player shoulders (FN). If they're good enough for a 90's supermodel, after all....

[@agustinagimenez7347]

It's also the body type comic book heroines have!! (Wonder woman is draw that way)

[@OtiliaColceriu]

I love how the Natural section wasn't just a collection of boho outfits 👏🏻 thanks for the inspiration

[@pbllomas]

I never realized that the weight of the fabric made such a big difference difference, that explains a lot (I'm romantic)

[@kawaii_hawaii222]

marshma llowsxoxo what does weightless fabric mean?

[@naninuna7440]

@@kawaii_hawaii222 very thin

[@kevinb780]

Your videos are so useful for character design.

[@mou4460]

kevinB haha, I thought I was the only one

[@cl4m3r]

exactly what I thought!

[@uprisingsun9105]

I didn't even think of that but you are so right!!!

[@BaileyDerby]

Aly, it would be amazing if you would creat some kind of chart download with an example for each type, something we can download and see visually the types organized

[@AlyArt]

Yes I'm thinking about it! Will do that as soon as I have some more time! ) Thank you! ))

[@Disconcertedfox]

Was this ever done?

[@Calicosylvanian]

Is the chart available?

[@frambjosie]

Maybe it's because I'm tired but I'm about to cry about how body positive this video is. Seeing you talk about how great they would look in certain things while showing pictures of celebs in sometimes ways magazines would trash them is so amazing and I don't know why I get so emotional. Your simplicity about everything is beautiful: here's what I see, here's what would be even better on you. I have to be honest I still don't really know what body type I am but it is quite inspiring and uplifting!

[@andinarizkia]

I really love this video because she didn't tell how to "alter" the image of your body type, like tall to look short, curvy to look thin as she has said. She's giving ideas on how to make your clothes harmonizes with your silhouette. In composition, having a curve in the middle of straight line will contrast each other, giving probably unwanted attention. But if you put straight lines with straight lines, it will create harmony. Of course you can use this if you actually want to make contrast to something. You must learn the rules before you break it!

[@Mar-xs3hg]

This series made me understand my body, I used to get so stressed with my weight loss journey because I was aiming to look like a romantic body type when I’m a natural, now I have a way more realistic goal 😄

[@mcna220]

Aly, it would be helpful if you could make some boards on your pinterest for each of the body types. Whenever you see a good example of one or the other you can pin it for us to see. Just a suggestion that I think would help:) Love all your videos!💕

[@user-fy6ov3or7j]

I always looked at girls like Lucy Hale and Sarah Hyland and though “we don’t exactly look alike, but there’s something in common.” And now I know. When you said “small and puffy” I started laughing so much, ‘cause that’s exactly how I feel

[@TabiBasa1350]

"-this is not what we'll be doing." You got me hooked there.

[@crowboi9216]

Finally a styling video that doesnt try to turn me into an hourglass!! I hate how most of these videos try to make all bodies resemble only one type. So well made, congrats!! I feel like my fashion third eye has been open

[@RiaOccam]

Accurate doesn't mean аккуратный. I think you mean "tidy" and "neat". Accurate is in fact "precise, well-aimed", better not to be used for describing appearance. P.S. You're videos are great and informative, anyway 💝

[@kathypfeiffer8112]

Yes, I was thinking she might want to be saying "polished" and "well fitting"!

[@justaplainspokengirl]

I just found your comment and it answers my question above. Thanks for your insight as "accurate" seemed strangely "in-acc___" lol

[@cheryl8069]

I liked the "book reveal" at the end that informed me the technology was a system a person called Kibbe wrote a book about

[@SpiciestBee]

THANK YOU FOR THE DIVERSITY IN YOUR PHOTOS! It is so nice to see women of different skin tones in these videos. Know that we appreciate you making the effort! It really helps put things into perspective! You're amazing! Sidenote, do you also think it is possible to use people who have larger frames with more fat, and muscle? Also those that are very thin? Also, maybe you can do a video on more ethnic features and where they fall into these categories? Like, those with undefined nose bridges, and big lips? It makes it easier to visualize! Thanks again!

[@alyb3366]

I think the word you were looking for was "faded" colors- naturals Vibrant/strong colors- classics

[@swagmeister5323]

i think i’m a soft gamine, and i was happy when i found out that i’ve been wearing the right clothes for my body type :) thank you

[@rumjhumgupta7137]

me too!!!

[@Nancy-kq4dh]

I as well. Always have to have ankles showing, even though I have shorter legs, I just know it looks way better. And wrists too! Always have long sleeves pushed up. Like tomboy look. Feel weird in more feminine clothes. Very interesting.....

[@auburnsunlight]

FINALLY a video that captures my exact body type (soft dramatic), you can‘t imagine how many times I thought I should opt for bodycon dresses just because hourglass body types wear them, while I felt my best in cutesy baggy sweaters and skinny high rise jeans... now I know 🙏🏼🙏🏼 thank you so much for all the tips, they‘re very helpful

[@rainbownds]

I’m flamboyant natural and strangely enough practically everything you mentioned is already my to go pieces and look 😯

[@starminoui]

rainbownds Same here!

[@unacopadete]

Girl you need more and more subscribers. Legit the best beauty/fashion channel out there.

[@ericaquint1895]

Apparently I am a soft natural/natural body type. I had been following the guidelines she gives in the video without even knowing them. And yes, I look super cute in a dress and sneakers!

[@uprisingsun9105]

Same! She's listing things and I'm over here nodding. This is my style!

[@wizkid6344]

If you ever see this know that this has helped me with my life so much. My mom passed away when i was young so i’ve never really had a help with fashion or my body and you have helped me more than you know so thank you.

[@HoboSimian]

Haha that ‘tada’ for the book at the end. You are so cute. Great job with this helpful video

[@bt376]

I'm still confused.

[@miriamthebestsubscriber1152]

She has a video that explains how to find your body type 🤣

[@OlderWomenRock]

Me too Romantic the last one but ! I look terrible on tapered pants as my legs are heavy ...I’m pear shaped this I understand . Narrow shoulders , small waste , Heavy legs , round butt. It’s easy to know how to dress for Pear 🍐 sorry I’m not so certain about the smaller Romantic style . Cheers

[@amandagarcia7191]

Everytime I hear your voice it brings me calm, such a good feeling. Thank you for the video, the playlist is helping me to deal with my self confidence.

[@TraverseDiaries]

Subscribed as soon as you said "If you're happy, that's the goal." ❤❤😍

[@TheDIONYSEE]

how great and true! everything false into place. I am romantic and I fancied ruffles, light fabrics, lace, waist emphasis etc. before even knowing I was and I wore it because I liked it! lovely!

[@RavenC1357]

All my tests were confusing results but the way you describe them, I really feel I'm a theatrical romantic. The vibe, the styles and if course the body type. Thank you!

[@tagtraumerin5077]

I wish there was a body type series (or a video) for men, so I could help some male friends to find their style.

[@gina1525]

these types apply to men as well! all humans on earth are made of yin and yang

[@anastasia7343]

Check out Teachingmensfashion on KZbin kzbin.infovideos. He seems quite informed on men's style.

[@tagtraumerin5077]

Anastasia Cuff I know this KZbinr and I quite like him (beside his high rate of product placement). But he does not habe a whole concept like this :(

[@pasta3166]

@@tagtraumerin5077 Then go and ask men to make a video about it

[@tagtraumerin5077]

@@pasta3166 Tell me one man who would do this

[@Haghenveien]

I believe that I'm a soft natural. I really feel my best wearing unstructured clothing, soft materials, layering. But here's the problem, that way of dresssing it's fantastic when I'm dressing casual, but the moment I need to dress more formal, let's say in a professional enviroment, I look underdressed. But if I try to wear something more taylored, like a suit, it looks awful, it looks boxy, heavy and I feel miserable. So my question, how to dress in way that I feel confortable in, that goes with my bodytype, but makes me look formal, professional and polished. And I think , other bodytypes might have the opposite problem, like classics. Yes, they look amazing in a well fitted, taylored jacket but there are situations were that's not appropiated, and they want to wear something more relaxed. Or what happens if a dramatic wants to look more feminine or a romantic likes to look more edgy?

[@cianap.281]

I'd love to see that video-- celebs dressing "against type," breaking the "rules" etc. People do it and it can look great. Also IMO formal colors and monochrome can make layered soft unstructured clothes more polished (navy, black, white). And a bit of shiny metal jewelry always bumps it up a notch.

[@TheNatashabo]

I have the same body type, quite top-heavy, that makes me seem boxy in tailored clothing, so I know the struggle. What I find very flattering and professional is wearing a suit that is slightly narrow at the ankle and longer blazers. If you do not want to wear a button down shirt, you could opt for a silk camisole with a V neckline inside or a wrap shirt that goes very well with our body type. Hope this helps.

[@briannamw1214]

for sure, thanks for bringing that up. I'm in the sitch you mentioned where I'm a romantic but i don't want to look like a girly girl. i want swag ahaha.

[@irisbailar3980]

I'm a classic but i also want to be a girly girl. when i was younger i was classic all the way. i loved tailored looks. now i want to go back to that, but i don't work were i need to be full on tailored so I'm still struggling

[@CreatePleasure]

If you've ever watched Sex and the City, basically, I spent my entire life trying to dress like Charlotte when I had the body type of Samantha. Samantha is a soft dramatic. If you want more information, google David Kibbe body types. He goes very in depth. I have seen so many women look straight out of a Calvin Klein ad wearing a simple tee and jeans, but when I do that, I look like a hillbilly. Soft dramatics don't do so well in jeans. When you dress out outside your type, you end up looking "wrong" somehow. I love cute cardigans. I put one on, I look frumpy. Charlotte would rock a cardigan twin-set. Samantha, not so much.

[@florist7743]

I had to smile when you mentioned the tailored shirt dress. It's one of my favorite pieces since my teen years. Soft classic here

[@carinaoliveira5850]

I'm a soft gamine, and you are SO spot on. No wonder I've struggled through the years with how to shop/what to shop for... now the online shopping makes it more difficult!

[@Tontoquienloleation]

That was perfect for me, because I couldn't tell what my body type is but I know what looks good on me. Now I know I'm classic. That'll allow me to keep working on myself 😊

[@vickytheo9710]

I am a TR but i didn't want to follow exact rules but as I've been going shopping I noticed that i gravitate a lot twards ttheatrical romantic clothes naturally. And they do look better on me. Before i used to try on things that looked good in other women and not on me and i thought i was ugly because they didnt fit me. Now i realize that they weren't the right clothes for my body type. This series has been extremely helpful on finding my own signature style.

[@100mlOfSass]

Girl I'm loving your entire look in this video. GORGEOUS!

[@kimberlymej8584]

This is amazing information but I have to be honest I am overwhelmed by so many types I feel I am all of them and I am sure I am wrong. It is hard for me to understand where I land. Anyway I enjoyed all the information you provided 🤗

[@cinnafontane7803]

Have you done the test before?

[@spiritualexplorer5808]

Flamboyant Gamine here, and I've NEVER been so proud of my body type before! Thank you! It also explains alot about the types of styles I gravitate toward. I tend to like... men's tailoring but throw in a few flowers somewhere. And my hair is a SUPER curly 'fro. It's like... the thing everyone describes me with first. "The tiny girl with the big hair..." I LOVE this video. New subscriber here!

[@jennieruby6660]

when you were describing the gamines, i love the adjectives that you chose to apply omg. like "to refreshen, to lift, to brighten" instead of saying "to look thinner, to look taller and more lean". Because all the body types have their own ways of styling and showing off their features. Beautiful. Learning about these types from you, has really made me accept myself; as well as to love myself!!!!

[@painalpeggy]

Rewatching this just because you look stunning. Most definitely my favorite look for you 😊

[@MissFrequestion]

You speak so sweat. You always sound like you are reading a poem.

[@jessicanell3253]

I love how positive you are about all the different body types! You're setting a great example for the way we should be thinking :)

[@lelastompr3114]

The fact that she shows different weights for each is so nice Bc that’s always the hardest part of figuring this stuff out

[@newlife286]

I am happy to find that my style is sporty matches my natural body type.. i always wondered why i dont look good in short or straight hair while long curly hair suits me more..thank you dear

[@diadonaldson1860]

When you wash clothes and the color goes away is called "faded" ❤💗

[@hibikime-we7sx]

This is the video I didn’t know I needed. I love that you showed different ethnicities and styles. And the way you spoke about every times was just so uplifting and made you appreciate each one. Great video ❤️

[@cuttostah]

I think I'm a mix of Classic and Natural but more on the Classic side. This really helped me know a lot about my type. Thank you❤🙏

[@thecozyconstellation]

THIS IS THE BEST AND MOST ACCEPTABLE WAY TO TALK ABUT WOMEN'S BODIES.

[@2rachaelm]

Just watched your whole series and I think it finally clicked! I was always so confused about my body type but I think I actually figured it out! Thank you!

[@Noververify]

This is so detailed and holistic and she must've invested so much time in it. Sometimes I look at men and classify them in the same way (dramatic, gamine classic etc). Because for men the internet usually describes them as three body types: ectomorphs, endomorphs and mesomorphs. It's usually from a bodybuilding point of view, of how the skinny ectomorphs or the heavy-set endomorphs should try to gain or lose weight be the inverted triangle shaped muscular mesomorphs. But I don't think it's very inclusive or detailed, because sometimes, there are fat guys with narrow bone structure and skinny guys with wide shoulders and bones etc.

[@nebula1oftheseven488]

What about my body type shapeless potato shack?

[@shraddhapandit8968]

😂😂😂

[@marylinramos4300]

same.

[@carriannfletcher224]

Same.. For glamour I wear a black bin bag...

[@brokenglassshimmerlikestar3407]

lol me too. But if you had a period in life where you were thinner, think about your form back then. I know I'm a soft gamine wrapped in layers of fat. Been trying to lose them...

[@Julie-bh5yg]

If you find out let me know

[@emilyanneaurelius]

This is by far my favorite look of yours. Your hair and makeup is sooo beautiful and suit you so well!

[@destinychild4659]

This look on you is absolutely stunning! Your hair, hair colour and the hair style. And the top.

[@noeliawehrhahn4736]

Omg when you described my body type flamboyant gamine and you were saying like 'they can break the rules' that just gave me so much confidence to continue what I've been doing!!! Thanks so much!

[@mariapia1196]

You´re an artist for me. I love your dedication and knowledge, your videos never disappoint me. Regards from Argentina ! = )

[@ViewTifuLKat777]

I always enjoy your videos. So much amazing tips. And I love the humorous parts too🤗

[@di3486]

OMG Aly you look incredible!! You're glowing. Thank you for your fabulous videos!☺️💕

[@hannahathaway7220]

This was so much more helpful than the fruit/shape comparisons. I could never tell what I was among those descriptions because I was more of a combination, but with this video I could easily identify exactly which body type I was and now I know why some things look better on me than others.

[@roboboro]

it's lovely the tender and dreamy way you talk about each body type.

[@JW-uq9yt]

Literally midnight here but I have to watch it now!

[@stellawilliams4331]

I just have to say, you look absolutely stunning.

[@elia.0713]

Maybe I'm too greedy but I always feel like you talk too little about the dramatic classics :D however very glad you keep making videos about the body types, it's such an amazing and helpful system, and so are the videos. I hope everyone can find their type and feel amazing in themselves and their beauty :)

[@White_Isida]

I really like your speech, your intonation, and the way you describe the types. I listen and enjoy! Each type is so amazing and unique!

[@robertotodaro6673]

Great work this is a great key to help people in a world where people unfortunately judge you by how you look,i worked in david kibbes stiudio in nyc for a few years,great experience

[@k213389]

I am a dramatic classic, but it's funny what you said about the button-up dresses for the classic type because I've loved shirtdresses and button-up tops for YEARS and I gravitate towards them without thinking. Now I know why! And I always choose classic, tailored, more fitted pieces. Anything oversized/bohemian, androgynous, or with weird cut-outs just looks wrong on me. The only difference is that if my hair is too neat, it looks almost flat against my face. Tousled, curled hair helps to soften my jaw and balance out my facial features.

[@ThatDIYlifeAnastasia28]

Amber Nelson I am a dramatic classic too, but I am not very into the style for us classics.. Will I look always a mess 🙈😄

[@graciekattan6618]

Oh my gosh same here! I think Im just regular Classic though but Im like you! Bohemian style and weird cut outs dont suit me! I like my outfits snug on me and I love shirt dresses as well. Prefer my hair curled and not too neat, sleek, and straight. Slightly curled/wavy hair looks best on me I think. How funny😂

[@tijanajaksic]

i would love to see formal / prom advice for body types by the way love your vids and your aproach to beauty ❤❤

[@irisbailar3980]

i think its not too hard to take this idea into formal looks. as a classic i don't wear heavy flowing dresses, but i go for straight, tailored styles

[@tijanajaksic]

Taheerah Rochelle yeah.. you may be right, but just hearing her opinion might be helpful, especially for figures like naturals because their whole thing is being casual and free

[@misskrr983]

Yesssssss-!!!!

[@catherineduong9241]

Thank you for sharing this information! It makes so much sense. I would often advise my friends to wear the things that look most flattering for their body types, but it was always something I could just see with my eye, but couldn’t explain it. Your explanation also made me feel so much better about my own body type. Even at my lowest weights and smallest sizes (like womens US 4/5), I was never “lean.” Always fleshy. I thought there was something wrong with me. I’m much more comfortable with my body shape now. I think every woman should embrace her own! (As well as wear what they want, too:)) I absolutely adore your hairstyle in this video as well. You look gorgeous!

[@evangeliakallia6564]

I am so happy I found your videos! I'm desperately trying to change my look and dress in a way that flatters my body. Finding clothes was always hard because of certain stereotypes concerning body image. Going for the classic look was the right choice for me. It's no wonder that I always liked that style, my wallet is now dreading my next shopping outing. Thank you so much!

[@sarahberland2545]

I think I am in-between a soft gamine and romantic. This was a really interesting analysis of body shape, and I thought I understood it much better than the simple pear, ruler, apple, hourglass, etc. ones. Thank you!

[@Maddie-je8hu]

I feel like none and all of these at the same time

[@beecute5]

I’ve been dressing like my type my entire life so it’s great I’ve been naturally doing the right thing ! No wonder why I never looked good with polished super constructed hair (flamboyant natural)

[@MsRoshniAli]

Each body type needs a tutorial! Great Video. Keep it up!

[@ScarlettRoseOfficial]

You are the embodiment of ELEGANCE.