"BODY TYPES" and Fashion Eras - 1

[@AlyArt]

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[@RiaKnight]

ALY ART, Who is the photographer of that famous photo @8:44?

[@jshelley5836]

You look fantastic!! Great cut 😎

[@ortalgretchin4352]

You should do “wedding dresses for the body types”!

[@sahtification]

Merriam Style did!

[@MsMyraEmily]

The body type series has helped me to accept my body so much. Through the eras there was always this pressure to be something to be considered attractive... to be more slender or to be more curvy. Realising that I’m a soft classic helped me understand my body so much more. It also made me realise I’ve been given the perfect body for exactly who i am. Thank you Aly, we missed you, looking forward to the next video.

[@bycarolinakobayashi]

Same! The previous model I was using, the inverted triangles and pears and houglasses shapes can't even compare to this, which makes way more sense to me. It made me accept myself for who I am 😄

[@sylvia470]

Same for me :) Dramatic Classic.

[@FreshCreativeFrog25]

Same here! It’s incredible how accurate this system is... Forget that “Pear, Hourglass, Apple, Inverted Triangle etc” crap, it always used to steer me into confusion and bad style choices. Kibbe’s system is so miraculously accurate and so much more realistic. I pity anyone who still compares their body to an Apple and never considers individual bone structure and the way flesh sits on those bones! Same goes for makeup and face shapes. I never pay attention to “oval, circle, square, heart, diamond, etc” classifications anymore!

[@Peayou...]

I have watched all of the ally arts videos about styling a soft classic but I was wondering if you have any styling techniques or more points for yourself that help a lot if you could share them with you me or anyone could share them with me. cuz I'm a soft classic thanks.

[@bethlanglois9361]

I love that!! And same, I felt awkward to be tall and curvy and not fit in cute teenage clothes without starving myself. Now when I dress soft dramatic I always get compliments and I feel like I’m meant to be the way I am 💕❤️ every body has beauty that suits them thanks to kibbe and alyart 🙏

[@frumtheground]

Yay!! Missed you! hope you're staying safe!

[@AlyArt]

Thank you! I missed you too so much!!

[@Alagboriel]

11:48 I want to add that this is the "Teddy boy" style, that started around 1957 and by 1962 was already over. Its important to divide the three eras in the 60s: The Jackies (1960-63, was just an extension of the 50s and had the same makeup) the Mod (1964-66, had the twiggy look) and the nostalgia-nouveau(1967-1970, which people usually mistake by "hippie" but there was never a "hippie" fashion (to claim that was is to claim that the movement had a fashion industry behind, and that is far from truth, LOL). It makes a lot easier for people who never seen 60s fashion to understand. :) Oh, and the mod fashion was more about looking like a child, be it boy or girl. It was a context where boomers blamed parents for the wars and everything wrong with the world, and so was born the "Youthquake" movement. =D Yes, I am obssessed with the 60s =P

[@7ScarletRoses]

Super interesting! I was trying to find more information about the nostalgia-nouveau trend you mentioned but I got a bit lost on the internet :p. Do you maybe have a tip on where I could find information/examples of that :)?

[@AnnaGirardini]

Well, thank you for sharing your obsession with us! Very interesting ;)

[@MsJerrySparkle]

yess everything that i was thinking. i would recommend the Ultimate Fashion History on yt to anyone who wants to learn! its very very extensive AND fun. i feel like Aly forgot in her research for this video to think of a decade not as one consistent thing but as a constantly changing one where the beginning is a continuation of the previous decade and the end is the start for another. fashion is not dictated by our calendars anyway, really.

[@deonnairis]

gal strauss I don’t think she was going through a history of trends through the decades... just if you looked to the past this is what works for your body type. Even the title doesn’t say trends through the decades. I personally didn’t watch this for a history lesson because that’s not what she said this video was.

[@MsJerrySparkle]

@@deonnairis but different trends fit different bodytypes, so along with trends not being tied strictly to 10 years of a decade, the bodytypes arent.

[@Candellina]

I ABSOLUTELY love the body type ideology. It has helped me SO much. So I always want more videos on the body types. Thank you so much!

[@Analysis_Paralysis]

Does anyone know who the woman on the "famous picture" is? I have NO idea who that is! :D

[@kidaria1333]

Same. Kibbe system really works and now less fails bought and I understand more why things look good on me or nor and what is to prefer.I have never been much into fashion and especiall fashion youtubers but Aly has so ibteresting quality content and it really helps people :)

[@tatianasimonova4788]

This may be a little off topic but you look gooorgeous with that subtle Florida tan.

[@AmbieKat]

Thank you for the body type series. I always felt like I looked weird as heck in the things that I thought I would look good in! I’d see myself in a photo and be confused. But now I see why. I would wear bootcut jeans, a fitted casual t-shirt, sneakers... wash and go casual wavy hair, only mascara... etc. and I am a ROMANTIC body type. Ahhh! I put on a lovely dress with waist emphasis and curl my hair a bit and I look a ton better, so thank you 😭

[@rafesanimalnoises3176]

9:16 Aly said “👉🏻⏳👈🏻”

[@nicolesmith4371]

That made me giggle 😹

[@JuviaFairyTail015]

I played that part twice! She is so cute!

[@evysy9253]

@@JuviaFairyTail015 yeessssssss

[@akabeni_mj]

It looked like a double heart - love for romantics!

[@il5702]

9:15 - proof that Aly is the cutest, most charming beauty youtuber out there.

[@april_mayjune]

loved that part lol. so cheeky!

[@rudyantunes3442]

What a proffesional vibe this video has! Even the background has changed!

[@correoordinario2010]

Finally I understand why I always fall towards modern summer dresses that look like they're from the 30's and 40's (and even from the 50's). Also, one of my friends once told me: "you look like a kind of old fashion beauty. Like if you were from the 30's or 40's. You know like the photos of the Spanish Civil War and WWII." Definitely, I'm Soft Classic.

[@ann2893]

i can relate, my mom said the same thing to me

[@diabolique5325]

body types and modern fashion styles would be interesting

[@hazel3390]

has been very gamine the last 5 or so years, short skirts + crewnecks + fun patterns + even cutting hair short

[@corina.grindeanu]

TR here! I love wearing embroidereg shirts that I find at trift shops with high-waisted pants and skirts! Also SG works fine too for when I want to be chill. But I think you can make a lot of things work!

[@diabolique5325]

Student on a Budget I find some of the French it girl styles are really nice for TR. For example the dresses from rouje, very delicate and feminine. What do you think?

[@VagueGirl]

What you mean “part 2 coming soon”? I want it now.

[@jodyjackson5475]

V a g u e G i r l haha this is so cute!

[@kajamichalska5008]

PERFECT LITTLE BLACK DRESS for each body type - my idea/need for your next video. . Aly I preciate so much your work and efforts to help other women look good in their body! Im still a bit confused how to style myself though I watched all your videos and did some research myself. But I am learning 😊

[@lisamarie7268]

The body types videos changed my life. And I am a huge history geek. I love the combination of the two it is so interesting! You can see certain types are more popular during certain eras but you need to stick with what works for you. Thank you Aly!

[@SH-td9xv]

I wish you never stop talking about body types. floods of information about details I hear it for the first time. Wow

[@margaridamdl]

Now I understand why I loved the 50' style. I am TR and it fits perfectly!

[@anotherlee_]

Thank you for including pictures of POC!

[@MalikahJ]

The hair 👍🏾

[@ezietea9131]

Thank you for another video. I'm glad that you're putting more ads 'coz watching them are only the means by which i really can repay you 😅. This channel is really gold

[@SuzannaCarter]

It is gold!!! Aly has helped me immensely!!! Before I had so many problems with finding my style 🤣❤️ all the luck to you, Ezie

[@lucy-ferprofiler5379]

yes !!!! I love that you're using photos of regular people !!! I could watch a 2-hour video on this topic !! I hope you'll make the same for men !!!

[@Miskito]

Yes, same for men!!!

[@farahzamir2138]

Amazing and scientific as always! It's uncanny, I was just compiling a look book of iconic Soft Natural makeup styles throughout the decades (1950s to now) and I was just thinking how much I liked the early 70s! It's very interesting, if you look at the Soft Natural women who looked good, their style tends to either be behind or ahead of the curve, because they're sticking to the lines and styles that suit them e.g. Jane Fonda looked very similar in the 60s and 70s because she found that Soft Natural style and stuck with it.

[@prongs4137]

At this point I just click on your video because I just LOVE the way you sound. The way you talk. Your voice/accent/tone/etc. Even when it's not relevant to my body type or skin tone or temperature or contrast or relevant to what I wanna learn for my looks specifically.

[@massrimeri6434]

First!!! thank you SO MUCH for all those super instructive videos !! this channel is G O L D ✨

[@AlyArt]

Thank you ))) Love x x x

[@missrobinhoodie]

It‘s been 60 years since the 60s...

[@AndRea-hy7sg]

Wooahh.. I miss your body type serieees 😍✨💖

[@Peayou...]

I literally love your channel so much! ANYONE A SOFT CLASSIC?

[@SuzannaCarter]

Yes me!!!

[@anasdomain9994]

Me ^_^

[@yothiga]

Me! Knowing it really help me pick clothes that I can wear and feel good in it 🥰

[@Peayou...]

@@yothiga at first I thought it was a boring body type but it's very sophisticated yet still feminine 😃 I love that

[@ataylor2206]

🙋🏻‍♀️

[@AuroraBorahaelis]

So good! The Kibbe body type system has made me finally understand why I gravitate towards the fifties style, flowers and lace. As a theatrical romantic, everything now makes sense, and I have finally come to peace with the fact that I cant pull off oversized and basic clothes.. ;) Thank you so much for this channel, I love your work!! :D

[@marleyen]

Same story:) Basic clothes are OK only if embroidered with accessories. Oversized... maybe one piece in the whole look, f. e. soft fabric + color that suits skin undertone perfectly. I have an oversized sweater which is a bit fluffy (fabric is soft to touch), has soft lines, is a bit "airy", and it looks perfect as well

[@watthe749]

@@marleyen the sweater you describe fits perfectly into the TR guidelines!... :) thats's why it fits so well. i wish there was a way to rock skin-tight items like blouses too...

[@SuzannaCarter]

Oh my word, Aly! You look absolutely incredible!!!!! You’re smart, beautiful, and precious - a triple threat!! 😊🥰💃

[@corina.grindeanu]

I love these types of videos! Anyone a Theatrical Romantic?

[@gkgk6439]

Student on a Budget I would want to be but I’m not sure 🤔 I might be a soft classic too

[@jasmeen5712]

I would love to be a Theatrical Romantic 😌

[@marleyen]

@@jasmeen5712 your body type is beautiful for sure 👍I am a Theatrical Romantic and I always wanted to look a different way. Came down to what was considered beautiful, like "skinnier legs", the longer, straighter, "model" version of which I'll never have, but dramatics might have. I'll never be able to wear head to toe "model" clothes sewed for naturals, which I always liked. I'll never have sharper facial features, even if I starve I'll just look sick, not "cool". And from 14 to 19 I considered my butt excessive/not fitting into clothes I wanted, and not "sexy curvy" (a thing others say to me). And there are times when I HATE the hourglass shape, because yes, it is perceived by many people as sexy, and there are a looot more moments in life when you DON'T want to look sexy. Like at the bank, during a job interview... or at midnight anywhere. Because some ppl just look on my shape and not on the ambitious, educated etc. person I want to be looked at. Previously I tried to hide "excessive" curves behind plain clothes but they still come through + I don't want to look ugly, it's another thing. So the Kibbe theory helped me a lot to 1. understand why I intuitively tend to wear a certain type of clothes. 2. to wear this type rationally, especially when I want to control how I look in others' eyes (like in the job interview example) 3. Understanding that every type is beautiful in its own way, you should just underline what you like in yourself with certain clothing lines. Every type can look cute, confident or womanly, same styles can be built up with different body types clothes. And I'd advise to reconsider the own body and try to like anything you can't alter, f.e. your body type, because it's just natural. That's what should be called body bositivity. 4. Finally. Did anyone care about own shapes as a kid? No. Because no kid is born with the feeling "not to fit into a certain type". It's just what got into your brain during the years, and Kibbe helps your brain to alter that society-imposed attitude.

[@corina.grindeanu]

@@gkgk6439 I thought the same at first, but I was way too rounded and not that perfectly proportionated so I realized that TR works best for me

[@corina.grindeanu]

@@jasmeen5712 all body types are gorgeous!! Although I have to admit that sometime I want to be a soft dramatic or a soft natural 'cause I don't feel take seriously because of my "soft" and "innocent" appearance..

[@sussie9895]

You are truly original! Love this, it really helps me understand the Kibbe types better.

[@kimve]

Yay! Really was looking forward to a new video of you. Ps. you look fantastic! Slightly different than usual but I can't put my finger on it.

[@AlyArt]

Thank you! I got a lot of tan and also have a different camera and lighting on my back ))

[@zuzanabaskova4718]

Aly, the best hair color you've ever had

[@spidergirl7290]

I love...I mean LOVE...your body types videos. I think I’ve watched each one at least 5 times!! 🤗

[@missoaks2995]

I am loving that blue colour on you 👏😀 you look gorgeous (as usual)

[@jeremyhannah58]

I've always wondered about this! Awesome idea! :) Hi from Canada.

[@LollaRockin]

This totally did not go how I expected it to. The fact that there has always been some kind of extreme yin --- extreme yang spectrum to be found in fashion of all eras was really surprising to me, but at the same time it makes sense. Women of different shapes and sizes might look towards trends to what is 'in', but will ultimately adapt them to fit their bodies and character best. Another good video, Aly, thanks!

[@jasmeen5712]

I love love love that hair color and haircut for you!

[@fsmishere5992]

omg this is exactly how I classified fashion eras in my head

[@rynmarr8566]

I missed the body types videos, I am so excited!

[@phantomgirl211203]

Love to see "Hats for Body Types", love your videos xx

[@AudreyCoyne]

Oh I loved this so much!! I can't wait to see more xx

[@eh1594]

You've got like the best chanel on KZbin Honestly

[@urboturbo1249]

Have you changed your haircolor a bit? That looks SO good on you!!! ❤

[@hannahjohnson4582]

5:51 In this picture, you can really see how many 1980's outfits were inspired by 1940's fashion.

[@sophiab.282]

It's like you read my mind! I told myself "it would be nice to see the silhouettes over the years video" literally only 2 days ago and then you post this xD. Your hair looks great by the way! that color tone is so beautiful!

[@ingridaa9512]

The body type series is a real eye-opener. Thank you for these amazing videos!!

[@andreavelez4968]

Best notification ever 😍

[@annamedan6009]

Lovely video!! Can't wait until part II !!

[@anastasiaa9515]

wow your hair suits you so much

[@bella5011]

id love to see a video on essence/vibe/personality of all the body types, if you would be interested in making such a video x

[@시린-d4i]

Bella I agree

[@bella5011]

J H you clearly haven’t studied the kibbe systems enough. Yin and Yang have different essences and vibes, I would just be interested in understanding them. Doesn’t mean you hv to follow them. I’m not trying to put people in a box, just merely for entertaining purposes bcz its an Interesting *CONCEPT* Relax (Vibe and character are very different things btw)

[@bella5011]

@J H yes, but they are mentioned in the Kibbe system and I would like to understand what he has said about it... doesn't mean I agree with it

[@debless9]

I'm a bit sad you left out hippie, psychedelic fashion (no, it's not 70s, hippie is late 60s). 😭

[@bethlanglois9361]

Deb Less would you say a lot of that was flamboyant gamine?

[@malimili]

you dont understand just how much you're making me love my body

[@jshelley5836]

Your understanding of fashion throughout history is mind blowing! You are a treasure 😗

[@julietreps]

I'm so excited for another body type series video!!! Your series changed my entire outlook on clothing. I could always tell that some clothes just didn't look right on me even though they technically "fit", but couldn't understand why until it clicked with the kibbe body types. Thank you for making the ideas so much easier to see. I'm a soft natural so part 2 of this is going to be so interesting for me 😄 I LOVE the 70's aesthetic

[@sihemrifiiawsh]

Yesss you are back! ❤

[@tamaramal1]

I have been watching your videos for years! Wanted to express my sincere appreciation for all the time, effort and heart you put into the videos. Your ability to appreciate all types, find a way to balance elements and explain it clearly is amazing!! It is a pure joy to see!

[@d_lena]

This video could not have come at a better time. I've been wanting to start adding vintage items to my daily outfits and now I will have even better knowledge to do so

[@Sunny-zs3ee]

I wanted this sooo much!!!!! Thank you!!!♡♡♡♡♡

[@maiaheiss2991]

Love it! Nice set too and you look amazing. You seem happily settling in, I hope it’s going well for you and wish you the best!!!

[@lorill2631]

So enjoy your entertaining historical fashion! Love and good wishes!

[@شهد-ت4خ]

I missed you ❤️ Welcome back 😍

[@salmaahmed415]

You look gorgeous! Love your hair and makeup, thanks for the video I really appreciate your effort 😍 I am a big fan from EGYPT

[@notimportanotimporta4049]

Interesting as always 😊 you do so much research for your videos, i really appreciate that

[@MsJerrySparkle]

1960s are full on gamine land

[@TheSuri26]

I'm really really glad that i found your channel. Btw, i think I'm a Dramatic Classic type. So have been waiting for its mention. But it's found only in 6:38 10:49 13:13 😆 Waiting for the next vdo😊

[@JuviaFairyTail015]

Yeah! I'm a dramatic classic too! I immediately searched for those styles on google so I can have some references for what to wear! Thanks for marking those parts on the video

[@lieutenantlemons2260]

And 8:17

[@jessierasberry3082]

Interestingly it seems that gamines are the most commonly referenced in this video and naturals the least. Are gamines the most common types irl too?

[@thatawkwardchannel]

Pretty much any videos I watch on these body types, Dramatic Classics are barely mentioned 😭😭😭

[@TheSuri26]

@@thatawkwardchannel 😀😀

[@hehe2419]

Missed you, great video! To be honest what made me comment was your hair color, somethings different about it and i love it! 💚

[@romanticlady8157]

I was waiting for this for sooooooooo long!! Love the video

[@rochellewommack3227]

you look stunning in this video aly!

[@amandamein1671]

Can't wait for part 2!!!❤️

[@agnieszkamalecka1711]

loved it as always! thanks aly

[@cecex4545]

This is the video I asked for! Thank you Aly!

[@user-vx9yp7ch3e]

YOUR HAIR COLOUR HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER YOU LOOK STUPENDOUS Im shook really

[@sweetmeme1987]

This is such an interesting topic, I don’t believe I saw a video similar to it, you are so talented and creative, keep it going am a big fan.

[@NFKhan-eu3ff]

Oh I missed you so much. Thank you for the video

[@dn6457]

i love these body type videos!

[@bdzpop]

You continue to make such interesting and innovative videos on this subject! Great job 👏💕

[@holygraphicoctopus1618]

CAN'T WAIT FOR PART TWO!! Love you Aly c:

[@jacintasalt8731]

Thanks, Aly. Very well explained.

[@Sophia-yo5wv]

The cat in your profile pic is so cute

[@madhijkoite6340]

aly that hair color suits you the bestttttt

[@XYZ-ib4go]

Wow you look gorgeous, Alyona! 😍

[@Konkubinanr1810]

Wow I would love to see some video with You and Karolina Żebrowska about vintage clothing you would totally rock that topic!

[@ambermegis]

I think it would be so interesting if you reviewed your subscribers types

[@ukehimesama]

to jump straight into 1938 i think is an incorrect representation of the 30's i personally think that the 1938 to 1940 is its own under appreciated clothing time capsule where the soft 30's start becoming the more structured 40's. The more predominate 1930's style is more 1931 to 1937 still a relatively straight line, natural waist line with ruffles and other dramatic elements like fur, silk, organza much more soft and floaty. Just my 2 cents as some one who has delved deeply into looking at how fashion changed year by year and why we have certain ideas of what a whole decade looked like e.g the flapper look

[@magdakar4252]

Very educational! 😘

[@ekaekusia]

omg i'm so glad to see you again! really missed you here... and yeah, thnx for another awesome vid )

[@ririmimi3622]

The woman in min. 9 turned the guys crazy👸👏👍😂. Missed you Alyona🙌, I loved your video and the new interpretation of body types👏👍

[@isthatasquare]

YES I love this, and it's finally validating my (soft dramatic) tendency toward 60s hairstyles

[@angelacuria3357]

I'm so excited about this video! I actually suggested this as a topic a while back and like to think that may have inspired you :).

[@LizzyC-nf1sv]

Very good video! Waiting for part 2

[@시린-d4i]

Now I am excited for part 2!!! Hope it’s soon Btw I think I am soft natural so I wanna see where that comes in.

[@Zoebrownings]

Yaaaay !! Thank you another great video!! Also you hair is looking great 😊

[@mrpurple11]

Very interesting topic. I'm so you are back❣

[@MJBpeace]

I love it! Can't wait for the seventies! This helps me understand it so much better! I want to dress more 70's and 60's style, but I am romantic-soft classic, and I always feel like these styles would not be too flattering. Do you have some tips maybe for my case?

[@kelseyquinn5726]

MJBpeace I’d look at what Joan in Mad Men did as the series went on-she began dressing very 50s because it works so well for her curvy body type but as the show went on she began dressing with the new trends -especially colors and fabrics of the time but still kept the silhouette well tailored for her body

[@Martina_E]

Please do a posing video for the body types! I missed your videos. Realizing I’m a soft gamine helped me so much as I’m going through my style evolution . 😊

[@signsofplay]

Love this video topic, and you look so gorgeous!

[@sonneyputh6503]

Queen is back

[@riverbeee9643]

I've been watching you for so long and i just wanted to say thank you😘! I used your tips to help me pick a wedding dress and style my hair and makeup for my special day. I've never looked more me🥰

[@riverbeee9643]

Douja thank you🥰

[@christinamarie2736]

Thank you, Aly! Very interesting! Looking forward to part 2 :)