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

[@KaitiYoo]

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

[@ara-recstudyvlogs7034]

yes! I'd love to see more pants silhouettes and fabrics 💘💘

[@abh8226]

Yesssss, i loved it! 💗 I'm petite and rectangle shaped soooo, I'd appreciate a video about that! Your editing skills are amazing btw

[@ilonaparaveman609]

i'd really like you to talk a bit more about the tops, like for example the neck, the sleeves, etc, and maybe also how to draw attention to your waist ? (i really love your content btw, thanks for your videos

[@invisibilitycloak.]

Pristine quality content! ✨ Can you please do something on the inverted triangle and creating a balance between tops and bottoms?

[@moviemoment247]

I think collars and neck cuts would be interesting to explore.

[@cheerscassidy1055]

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

[@naomigwolfe8112]

Ikr I'm new and this is awesome!

[@cloudbasedbear]

ikr, I love wideleg, I didn't know v-hem tops existed until now, I usually buy a lot of tank tops since I love them... but wow do they really change how your body looks

[@soulef8284]

@@cloudbasedbear can you please advise me of what shoes I can pair it with beside boots and heels altough I'm very short (5'2)

[@swagg3r636]

ok but SHE literally looked GOOD in everything.

[@memandi2]

I was looking for this comment. She really does. To the point where I actually find it difficult to take in her tips because the visual cue just doesn't help at all. I even tried to look at some of her outfits to try to guess which one she'll say looks better on her and was unable to chose because they all look great.

[@swagg3r636]

@@memandi2 yh , make they would've find different models for different styles , it would've made it easy for us !

[@meisjeViv]

Sure, she looks good in all the options, but I found myself picking one as better-looking for all three sets and they matched her own choice so it still makes a difference

[@brounwynsmith848]

She did.

[@ThatOneLadyOverHere]

Yeah, but half the time I preferred the outfit she didn't... Also I hate when people try to dress to make it look like they have a different body type than they do. Hourglass is not the end all be all. If you are constantly trying to make your hips look bigger than they are then you are never going to appreciate them at the size that they are and you are never going to find the people that actually find your body type more attractive than an hourglass, because they do exist.

[@debsmikle]

NEEDED THIS YUP

[@meryltigenoah9575]

Deb omg

[@KaitiYoo]

UGH LOVE U DEB

[@debsmikle]

@@KaitiYoo LOVE U MORE YAITI KOO

[@starzies]

Legends supporting legends!!!

[@Peachykeeen]

OMG DEB

[@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.

[@sophie427]

I want this for me! I'm going to try to learn how to tailor clothes for myself and my friends. We struggle with finding clothes that fit our bodies more often than not.

[@melfreemans]

@@sophie427 good for you!!! I will too. I have a used sewing machine that my best friend gave me....now I need to learn to use it lol

[@HomeWorkouts_LS]

Also personal stylists who go shopping for them! (which would be so fun)

[@creativehorsequeen]

@@sophie427 It's a good skill to learn. I often have to alter clothes because my shoulders are narrow so everything is constantly falling off them.

[@niveditamitra7237]

This one is actually true...i have a friend who is an assistant to a celeb and they confirmed it

[@rebeccabell5737]

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.

[@rashakhan7693]

THANK YOU for sharing this tip!!! It makes so much sense

[@SmartyPoohBear]

Oh, is this why high-waisted pants/skirts are so popular and common?

[@chimerasofhafgufa]

@@SmartyPoohBear yeah and when you wear things that start lower than your waist it kinda hides your hips and makes a straight line straight lines sometimes make you look taller

[@riagreen9294]

Yes. As an Apple shape, the narrow part of my torso is actually just under my bust. So I wear a lot of empire cuts and high waisted a line to accentuate that

[@coolbeans545]

Oh, thank you for this tip! I'll take note of this. The narrowest point of my waist is pretty much just under my bust lmao

[@lesd13]

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

[@hannaheichinger8498]

I agree! A lot of the garment options would still fit a larger or curvier body type more tightly and just different in general.

[@archermanon3155]

Yeah because its so easy to get dressed when you’re just skinny as every clothes has been désigned for

[@regenx]

@@archermanon3155 fr

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

@@archermanon3155 Not when you are petit though. It's hell, particularly for pants. also if you are muscular but still considered skinny, it's hard to find a bottom fit.

[@Ilove_Skzoos]

​@@archermanon3155😊

[@usedtobehere02]

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 😭😭😭

[@KaitiYoo]

Aww, this makes me so happy. So proud of you!! I got even more educational videos in the editing pipeline so stay tuned 💛

[@libertycalhoun9210]

i’m trying to do this too but i can’t figure out my colors

[@30-gabriellavonmengden89]

@@libertycalhoun9210 Here's a test: take a lot of different clothes with different colors and go to a window or somewhere you can use natural light. You are gonna take your phone and film your face while you position those pieces of different colors one each time right under your face, in front of your neck. After, youll watch the video and see that some of the colors enhanced pimples, redness and other "bad looking but normal" things, at the same time that other colors will enhance your natural color and make you look glamourous. It seems no biggie, but it truly makes a difference. This is a colorimetry test, you can look it up on videos

[@libertycalhoun9210]

@@30-gabriellavonmengden89 THANK YOU

[@yuhansungscoffee]

Yo where’s the video?!!

[@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

[@chaaruthaarabind764]

Can you share an example of v hem?

[@lunabella1765]

my mom gave me a shirt with a v hem and it looks so good. Vintage fashion knows whaddup

[@ChaosAngel1331]

@@chaaruthaarabind764 Think of the Disney Cinderella dress and typical Disney princess dresses. Where there is a v like shape at the waist connecting the top and the skirt together ❤

[@chaaruthaarabind764]

@@ChaosAngel1331 thank you so so much!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@aimee241]

As a former ballerina, I 400% agree. I always loved how the bodice of my tutus would lay on my body

[@mel2302]

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 👏🏼👏🏼

[@vidushibasu1309]

Yea i noticed that too and really appreciated it

[@emperor8716]

i mean, thats literally the point of the video…? did you even read the title?

[@katethegratedcheese]

​​@@emperor8716 A LOT of fashion videos phrase the advice as helping to hide or distract the eye from parts of our bodies society deems undesirable or not good enough. It makes a difference.

[@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.

[@janeyjupiter1922]

Or if you have a middle range figure you can wear moderately form fitting clothes on the top AND bottom. They don't have to be "suffocating" or unflattering if they fit nicely. People have different personalities and this "rule" seems mostly for really modest women who never wanna be sexy and accentuate both.

[@lanasvoid]

lol i always wear baggy shirts and baggy jeans but i think it suits me

[@novoime710]

@@lanasvoid i wear everything tight i think it rly suits me. we r besties now

[@lanasvoid]

@@novoime710 sure

[@twicebang4556]

@@lanasvoid and thus a friendship was born

[@chaeyoungsstrawberryfarm3327]

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

[@biguattipoptropica]

Yeah, as Tan says, you can always completely ignore your body type for a fashion statement. For your own self-confidence though, it should be deliberate.

[@thephoenix3674]

I love your name and your pic!

[@chaeyoungsstrawberryfarm3327]

@@thephoenix3674 aw thank you:D

[@underwirez]

no shit. i mean this video already covers that

[@rainaboe8266]

@@underwirez Lol

[@Neeintje]

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

[@underwirez]

obviously

[@Getout634]

@@underwirez It’s just a reminder. Feeling pressured into follow trends instead of what you find most flattering for your body type is an issue sometimes.

[@underwirez]

@@Getout634 if it only happens sometimes there’s no need for a “reminder”

[@Getout634]

@@underwirez it’s a problem for a lot of people actually and it can be hard to keep in mind. So it can be helpful to have a reminder.

[@victoriah.3857]

Hiii, I love your channel

[@kaelnels]

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

[@phroggers3604]

hi ams

[@melliexcx]

lmaooooo

[@smollilbean]

Omgf this is some high level humour you got there 😂💀

[@clairvaux8459]

DID NOT EXPECT A SAILOR J LINE HERE LMAO

[@bbueno2009]

WHAT 😭

[@sleepyxpanda777]

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

[@sg5sd]

🥲

[@Devi-gn2cs]

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.

[@Eloraurora]

Maybe I've been watching too many historical fashion videos lately, but your description of yourself sounds very 1930s ideal. Lots of sleek, elegant, columnar fashion plates going on from that time frame. And they were starting to wear pants occasionally, so it's not only skirts and dresses, either.

[@user-nb5jo2xi1g]

@@SL-vv1hq Love your comment

[@teakindgren8377]

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

[@KaitiYoo]

I’m so proud of you!!!

[@Nope80808]

I don't know what my body type is

[@someoldytaccount]

​@@Nope80808 Here are some links to useful videos I found on this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/en-no4mMpK2nd9k - Specifically, starting at 4:23 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpvYe5ewirtnh6M - Specifically, starting at 1:32 Good luck! :)

[@ilinel1321]

@@someoldytaccount thank you for These links 😍

[@someoldytaccount]

@@ilinel1321 No problem. Glad to help!

[@pyepye21]

I'm all here for changing my reality and shape shifting. Can't wait to incorporate this into my style

[@KaitiYoo]

Rooting for you always! ✨❤️

[@pyepye21]

@@KaitiYoo I LOVE THIS CHANNEL❤❤

[@amorelockster1023]

If the men find out we can shape shift😣

[@Oof-kn8yo]

Reality shifting?

[@treenahowey9614]

Overview: Body-con dress- enhances your figure A-line dress- alludes to your glass figure and gives you summer legs Wide leg bottoms- engulfs and alludes to long and slim legs Skinny leg bottoms- enhances V-hem tops- draws attention to the center of waist and alludes to wider hips Straight hem tops- normal and better for those with hips

[@nikkiomam3451]

thank you!

[@magdalenaletonja9509]

Hi, what are summer legs?

[@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 !!! 💖

[@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.

[@ccycaiyi]

MAN I AGREE WITH THIS SO MUCH ! 🙌🏻 The moment i learned how to dress for my body type, was also the moment i didnt feel the INSANE amount of pressure to lose weight anymore, and gained so much confidence after that 💓

[@KaitiYoo]

This makes me so, so incredibly happy for you. KEEP GOINGGGG

[@gavin-corey-regels4784]

same with me but for me it was gaining haha

[@ccycaiyi]

@@gavin-corey-regels4784 thats nice too, so happy for both of us 🥰🥰 so nice to know you can still look good without changing yourself at all hehe

[@thefudgeameh]

BTWW! the V-hem I think is referred to a “scarf hem” !!! I got more results with looking up that- at first I was just getting v necklines 😭

[@kokolatte825]

This was cool. After 2 years straight of wearing sweats, I'm kind of ready to revamp my wardrobe without going over the top. Casual but dressed you know.

[@kellywilliams1332]

this is me

[@lifeontheledgerlines8394]

hey, I'm doing the same thing! you got this :)

[@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!

[@theburgersystem126]

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!

[@kashewsversion]

literally so true. dressing for your specific body type is super important. certain things are flattering on certain people.

[@KaitiYoo]

EXACTLY.

[@kimreni]

About the V hem: Try the "dutch tuck". It's the opposite of a "french tuck" and gives the same illusion. It has a very elongating effect on the silhouette (longer torso AND longer legs). How to do it: Start with a "full tuck", pinch the fabric of the shirt right above the waistband of your trousers/pants and gently pull the fabric up. Then fold it down to create a V shape. It takes a little bit of practice but this way you can create a V hem with pretty much every regular shirt. It helps if the shirt is long and has a loose fit.

[@strawberrycheesecake7321]

Omg I need this desperately in my life! Any pictures/ videos as examples?

[@BuddleDuddle]

Yesss pls point to pics and examples

[@kimreni]

I'm sorry, I can't find any pictures either. But with a french tuck you only tuck in the front of your shirt and with the dutch tuck you tuck in everything *except* for the front. So it's easier to tuck in everything first and then pull out as much of the front as you like. Depending on the length of your shirt part of the shirts hem will remain inside your waistband. I hope this helps. Just try it in front of a tall mirror with different shirts/trousers until you get the v shape right :)

[@meenakshisaluja4043]

@@kimreni Hey can you link any video related to it?

[@rnptenafly]

Google is your friend

[@rizcore]

Thank you for this, my mom (She is not a bad mother.), always tells me to lose weight which kind of doesn't make me feel comfortable in my body, and I cry about, I really appreciate this.

[@gisele2926]

Im sorry that your mom says that...she shouldn't. Its unkind and not helpful. Helpful would be her helping you to understand health, nutrition and exercise and in a friendly way, encouraging you. Or better, joining you in your healthy eating and exercise routine...making it fun and a good way to spend time with each other. Best wishes to you. Be kind to your self and your body.

[@yellowsun1834]

tell her that it makes you uncomfortable and ask why she is doing it. Communication is the key

[@fashionstudent408]

As a fashion student this is really inspiring because I'm very much looking into a career in styling so this is great learning, thank you xx

[@Chocolaccino]

the visual explanation to these tips was very well done! the first two are pretty obvious (slim if you wanna show, wide if you wanna hide), but the v hemline was new to me and quite an interesting effect. would be cool to see more along the lines of that!

[@somycolleaguescantfindme]

Thank you Kaiti for another video with such a great message! As cheesy as it may sound, everyone is beautiful in their own ways. We should always be comfortable in our own skin and to never compare ourselves with the "beauty standards" portrayed by social media these days ✨ Love yourself before others can love you 💖

[@KaitiYoo]

🎤🎙📣 yessir yessir

[@megatrondance8568]

I've been trying so hard to make myself a 'fashion portfolio' so I know what I like and what to buy and what fits and feels me and without these videos it would be CHAOS and pretty impossible so thank you.

[@spacebar9733]

ooooh new folder name thanks!!

[@dianamusa]

fr😂 before I go shopping I just watch her videos

[@fiocherry]

Yesss i noticed the same thing with hems!! While a v-hem might be harder to come across, youll have better luck finding a more rounded, high low hem shirt that gives you the same illusion!

[@abigailmokry3180]

Super helpful, especially with the comparisons

[@maryamahmed4693]

The confidence is bestest costume ever....when you dressed up with confidence it would be looking Fabulous

[@emmadavison7957]

I vote this becomes a seriesssssss in my experience wide leg pants give an hourglass effect as well, while elongating them. Because there is more weight at the base near your feet it makes the leg zone look like a triangle, so your waist looks slimmer. This makes them really flattering if you're trying to hide your hips or make a smaller waist. Pretty much they're almost universal!

[@nndni.filmss]

The editing is always on point ✨😌❤️

[@KaitiYoo]

Thank you 🥺

[@dianamusa]

Righttt

[@eyetunes1993]

yesss always killin it

[@user-xz9fj8jj5u]

fr

[@sonsolesmartindecabiedes9472]

Most videos categorise body shapes and give super ambiguous advice. This is spot on, and can be applied to REAL life outfits (clubbing, the office). Thank you so much again for such helpful content!

[@yazzmaniac]

Learning that i can pull off almost every style, as long as I stay aware of my body and recognize what lines, shapes and silhouettes work on me, has made me so much more confident 😁😊 Also to add to the pants: high waist also adds to the illusion of longer legs, combined with the wide leg 😜

[@ava_w4vaa]

I love how energetic you are! You definitely gave positive vibes while telling us about fashion.

[@AvatardSwag]

1:26 that was such a cool zoom in focus shift thingy. Like, you could've just done the basic zoom in but you literally did THAT

[@usedgucci9604]

A v-hem recommendation I just discovered as a girl shaped like a rectangle! Any cute patterned scarves you have- fold in half, tie in back and you get a beautiful, strapless v-hem top with a super cute back! (Plus more mileage out of something you might already have or can easily thrift 😊)

[@alyl.9430]

PLEASE make more content like this. I wore dresses only for a really long time, and once I transitioned into normal wear, I realized I had absolutely no idea how to dress myself. That being said, I've gotten a lot better, and I've definitely expanded my comfort zone- but more advice is _always_ appreciated.

[@Vanillayouhart]

We NEEED more of this! PLEASE!

[@goodvibes4527]

I love the quick video tho. Straight to the point. No fluff

[@nouranelshamy8981]

0:42 when u popped in zendaya, I was thinking of her too like...goddess

[@Lorenatpwk]

Same 😂😂

[@cheyche]

I would like to add some of my research down here. Those who have wide shoulders go for those tops in which the straps placed as far as possible from each other. It compliments your wide shoulders. Those who have narrow shoulders go for necklace type straps which gives more exposure to the shoulders. And shows off that your shoulders are wide. Will post a video on this. Thanks for the inspo girl. And good stuff Kaiti yoo ❤️✨

[@Eva-ww8kx]

Thank you for being wholesome and informative. I would love to see more about this! For example: low waist vs. high waist pants and skirts, sleeves (you look amazing in the puff sleeves!) and necklines. We need to love our bodies and wear clothes that look good on us, regardless of fashion and sizing.

[@malennpearlselleza4619]

I just realized this year that I look good on anything high waisted. I love that youtube recommended your video, I really need these tips, I'm working on my insecurities 🤧

[@Kitty294_]

This was so helpful 🥺 I’ve been wanting to change up my style to be a bit more presentable or at least have more thought put into it, so this will be very helpful

[@Sophia-fw3it]

okay first of all, this video was so helpful I'd love to see more! but also, I think it could be really cool to do outfits for the MBTI dark/shadow sides. It's only a small part of MBTI personalities, but the shadow sides have a lot of depth and I can definitely see them making some really cool outfits!

[@martacastillo6272]

I have a short torso, so high waisted pants make me look square and drowned by the fabric, because the area where my waist "cinches in" is very sharp and small, there's no place to see an "hourglass" figure when the waistband of my pants is filling it and making me look boxy, and also when I sit down, the waistband of my pants digs into my ribcage weirdly. So I usually wear midrise jeans, yep they're not as cute, nope, they're not trendy, but I don't look as boxy :/ I just finished the video and WOW I'M NOW INTRIGUED ABOUT THAT V HEM

[@xXxNeonPrincessxXx]

Yes i noticed how awkward I really look using high waist when i have a short torso, the internet just told me that if you’re petite you should lengthen your legs but my legs are already too long for my body but I still do like my waist although it’s not as long since it is tiny so i just use high waist paints (only wide legged bc as she said how it gives an illusion of people not knowing where your legs begin and end it can actually give the illusion that you still have a longer torso) I put it in the middle of my belly button not way high up just right where you hips start to curve. So yes that’s my hack on wearing high waist jeans.

[@oh4539]

mid rise is the only that will hold. Forever. Trust me. They are the best

[@kmorgida]

I do wonder how a v-hem would do on a short torso, I'm ready to experiment.

[@pema9945]

low rise baggy pants could look nice on u too!!

[@martacastillo6272]

@@pema9945 thanks for the tip!

[@hagarabdelnabi3301]

Regarding the tops with a V hemline, there are currently plenty of those in Zara. This could also be easily recreated with the bandana-top look ✨

[@thefudgeameh]

thank you for the recommendation!! except navigating zara’s website makes me never want to shop there 😩

[@emmahaven3164]

I just wanted to thank you for this. I just started a new job at a tractor dealership as a sales person. Before I worked in a mechanic shop wearing a men's uniform. It's been a real struggle to find flattering professional clothing and makes me feel good about myself. I'm 5ft tall and don't even weight 100 pounds. You explaining all of this helped me so much. Thank you!

[@meirang2322]

You can wear everything regardless of your outfit as long as you're confident that you will look with it ignoring the public's opinion. (Except if you're going to formal event please wear a proper attire xD)

[@airahli6581]

this is just NOT true. yes confidence is good but most people would feel better knowing that their clothes actually flatter them duh

[@mcbedo6568]

@@airahli6581 i don't think you understand that if you have confidence, you'll obviously think your clothes flatter you lmao

[@Miomiothethegreatgreat]

If someone was confident, why would they click on this video

[@33081]

This was SO helpful!!! As someone who has always thought she was just ugly, everything changes when you start dressing for your body type. I was really looking for a video like this, thank you ❤️

[@amaleeb6438]

This was helpful! Another thing that could be an interesting expansion on this topic would be if you were to work with a friend/volunteer to help them find which silhouettes and styles are flattering on them specifically. I think it would be INSANELY helpful to be able to watch a video like that of someone with a similar body type to myself. Not sure if this is something you would consider or if others would find this kind of thing helpful 🤷‍♀️ I used to struggle like this a lot until I discovered some tricks to help with how short I am and then things were better for a while. However since having a baby now my body’s shape is completely different again and I am struggling with figuring out being both short and curvy.

[@ashking5340]

I found this very helpful! Would you ever consider collaborating with someone to do a video on how to dress for bustier women? I feel like a lot of trendy clothes require you to not wear a bra and for some of us that isn't an option (due to size or just comfort in general)

[@tessmaria6682]

Why am I just finding this channel NOW??! Needed this in my life years ago

[@lishajain3377]

you literally made every other person thinking sideways feel confident

[@roxieheartss5329]

I 100% agree. We have to dress based on our body type. When you find what looks nice on you your confidence will increase 10000000000% .

[@aliceghosh7385]

Felt like it ended soon😭 We want more of this...amazingly inspiring

[@gilliantan4676]

essential viewing of the KTU (kaiti tips universe): closet cleanout, how to build a wardrobe, and now this 😍

[@ThatSaintGirl]

I love way you talk🌺

[@PhillipAmthor]

Youre right V-hem is great!

[@liliewhite]

i love this short yet effective video! it really helped me with what i’m insecure about and how i can hide that (because we’re all dealing with that sometimes). you should do colours next time because i struggle in finding what colours fit me… it affects my confidence when i go out. i think that would dramatically help me and many others a lot!

[@Baobao69718]

sjsjsj I was JUST crying about not having anything that fits me properly THANK YOU QUEEN 😭😭❤️❤️

[@KaitiYoo]

AWWW, hopefully this helps

[@Baobao69718]

@@KaitiYoo ❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭thank youuuuuuuu for replying it diiidddd

[@mandapanda021]

I can relate to you SO badly💨

[@gavin-corey-regels4784]

literally same I recently got a lot of oversized/relaxed clothes that I love but now my wardrobe is unbalanced af lol I need more slim fit clothes now

[@aidacortinarecio4635]

yess definitely would like you to analyze more silhouettes!! maybe in warmer / more layered clothing?? & great video loved it!^^💗

[@morgan2960]

Ok, this was honestly life changing!! We have very similar body types it seems, so this is such a game-changer!! Thank you!!

[@theoneandonline]

I love this "microphone"/"wand" pen in your hand (and that sweater!) :D Thank you for these great tips!

[@fitforfreelance]

One of my top tips for clients is buy clothes for how they fit your body, don't make your body fit random clothes in the store

[@jessiekano]

Wait I was actually stressing out this week bc I bought a dress for an upcoming wedding and it didn’t look great on me. This video explained why my body was looking the way it did to me. Thanks so much Kaiti. This was so helpful!!

[@leliatarasova7522]

6 minutes 36 seconds have never passed this quickly- I just loved listening to you talk, and this was so helpful! oh my goodness

[@annasir5449]

The editing amazes me, how you put yourself side by side is so cool!

[@kryssalapi4304]

It's amazing how well you've analyzed and explained this content. this was really helpful!! love the humor tooo. we're totally on the same wave length. thanks girl for the advice!

[@mallorymontenegro520]

I really love the overall message of this video, that each person should dress for their body type, but the specific advice you gave doesn’t apply to everyone. For myself, I avoid A-line and opt for bodycon/pencil skirt/sheath style silhouette because A-line makes me look wider and shorter than I really am. Check out the Kibbe system for finding your most flattering silhouette-it’s truly a game changer.

[@phoenixvj8824]

Second that Kibbe system is really useful

[@nadiarambles]

I don't typically tolerate mind games, but I'll make one exception for the v-hem top. Damn! I would like one (or more) in my wardrobe asap.

[@nagramps3601]

this was so helpful, entertaining, and well-edited!!! a masterclass in what yt videos should be no lie

[@shreyakhan1658]

THAT was helpful. I was in confusion whether the wide leg pants will suit me or make my hips look way wider but this HELPS so much. Thank you.

[@tarahj478]

Thank yoouuu!!!! I have a long torso too, it took me so long to understand this back before we had the internet for everything !!

[@tamirajohnelle4700]

Exactly, and an hourglass shape can wear anything well because they’re evenly proportioned. So many people get frustrated because they can’t wear what they wear. They don’t realize that they can wear something that looks great on them as well. They’re trying to wear something that flatters a different body type which leaves them frustrated. It’s a metaphor of life to be honest. People doing what’s best for other people instead of doing what’s works best for them.

[@braveatheart]

It would be nice to talk about different body types. You look so lovely in everything, and tragically not all of us are blessed with that kind of shape. You're killing it though!

[@sarahellemm]

Love this! Fortifies my interest in wide leg pants. You’d think that wide leg pants would make someone with wide hips look even bigger but I think you’re right, I’m hoping it engulfs band makes my whole bottom half look uniform. Would love to see content on Kibbe types if you’re familiar, or more about hems and different lengths of bottoms for different shapes of folx. Thanks!

[@chimerasofhafgufa]

im short and i have quite wide hips which makes my legs thin on the bottom and very thick on top i found that wide pants make me look chubbier because it kinda hides the curve of my legs? i think height has some role on how wide pants look on you

[@catherinehany5483]

I love how the video is short and contains a lot of info!!

[@violetxmoonlight]

Thank you for this video! A lot of videos I notice tend to focus on how to get an hour glass shape and puts down other body types. This video is straight to the point!

[@annabelle1978]

I appreciate these 6 minutes dedicated to shapeshifting!!! This is such a good idea, thank you. hope you're well :)

[@perthgirls]

i just wanted to say that just every single body is beautiful! and if you like it.. wear it!! even if it doesn't suit your "body type", YOU ARE STUNNING!

[@kioshekat7931]

Can we talk about bottom options for people with hip dips or anterior pelvic tilt (I love skirts but finding ones that work is hard)

[@cheshiredeimos1874]

The hem was a good tip. I'd also be interested in comparing how the position of the hem on the torso/hips affects the silhouette.

[@dips_5202]

I cant thank youtube enuf fr suggesting me dus video. Its worthhhhh it♥️

[@molly3057]

Kaiti’s videos are like my morning coffee. Now I feel like I can start my day ❤️Also she was not lying about that V hem!! I bought a top like that a few weeks ago and when I tried it on I couldn’t figure out why it looked so good....Thanks to Kaiti, now I know 😂

[@KaitiYoo]

RIGHT!? ITS LITERALLY MAGIC!?

[@cbpd89]

If you feel good in your skin, you feel like you look good. If you are uncomfortable in your body, you will not feel like you look good. I haven't come around to liking my body again after my most recent pregnancy, and it doesn't seem to matter what the silhouette is, it's my attitude and how I feel in my skin that determines my attitude.

[@archeiaangela3472]

Loves! That v lined hem shirt was absolutely everything on her with the orange bottoms! Yes love!

[@heresalook]

I think doing different necklines on tops (boat neck, square neck, crew neck, henley, etc) would be interesting!

[@vintagetears2416]

I needed this! I need to stop starving myself and dress better 😆✨😩

[@jamjams_143]

oh no please eat more!!! im sure you look amazing😊!!

[@Vaishnavi_875]

Pls eat more! 🙁

[@aNdReA-nk2im]

you are beautiful please remember to eat correctly :( you don’t deserve to suffer

[@laindarko3591]

I absolutely adore the look of wide legged pants on other people, and they always seem like they should be really comfy, but I have been struggling to pull them off. They always just look like bell-bottoms when I wear them and that's fine but definitely not what I'm going for 😅 and for me the whole point of wanting to wear wide legged pants is for the looser fit but they still hug my thighs way too tightly so it just defeats the whole purpose.

[@usedtobehere02]

this is the earliest I’ve been to anything in a hot minute omg hiiiii

[@KaitiYoo]

HEY BESTIE

[@carolinetaylor3069]

I agree we should be able to dress for our body type, but as much as everyone talks about that the only available clothes right now are designed for girls with smaller chests and all are revealing backless cropped halter tops. It's impossible to find something I'm comfortable in. I usually love summer fashion but this year's is by far the worst, I have never been more excited for fall (I usually hate fall fashion but it's the other way around this year) Hopefully fall will bring normal-length tops

[@laurenwalker1048]

I got a V hem corset top the other day and DAAAAMMMNNNN. It’s so flattering. 10/10.