JANE BIRKIN - FLAMBOYANT NATURAL Style Review

[@AlyArt]

BODY TYPE’S WARDROBE BOARD: pin.it/6oLOUrq​ JANE BIRKIN INSPIRED MODERN WARDROBE: Silk-blend T-shirt black: bit.ly/2OetsW5 Silk-blend T-shirt white: bit.ly/3qIRiXg Black cotton tee: bit.ly/394JMjB White cotton tee: bit.ly/3tNJJRc White oversized cotton tee: bit.ly/3cZR3lU 100% Silk Blouse: bit.ly/3t90N3C Printed oversized shirt: bit.ly/3fa9uHk Textured wrap shirt: bit.ly/2PoYFWJ Classic white buttoned shirt: bit.ly/2PoYFWJ Cotton denim shirt: bit.ly/3rhIYy1 Oversized poplin shirt: bit.ly/3vVQbrd Poplin white shirt: bit.ly/3sg1Rmr Leather-effect overshirt: bit.ly/3f56BHH Cashmere turtleneck: bit.ly/3tINrLC Merino wool sweater: bit.ly/3tM9RvE Cashmere cardigan: bit.ly/3f5bD73 Oversized wool coat: bit.ly/3vWiiWW Alpaca cardigan: bit.ly/3tMR9E1 Straight fit belt jeans: bit.ly/3sf4Knu Flared Jeans: bit.ly/3vQONpz Waist straight slouchy jeans: bit.ly/3rEfxXO Wide leg jeans: bit.ly/3lHXCNK Wide Leg High Waist Jeans: bit.ly/39a41fM Italian stretch-wool pants: bit.ly/38wJ12B Faux leather pants: bit.ly/3rFXP6t Pure cotton jeans: bit.ly/2NEVWIr Suede pants: bit.ly/3f5YN8r Cotton-silk dress: bit.ly/3vfVIIK Long crepe dress: bit.ly/3qL163e Classic black trench coat: bit.ly/3aOqy2X 100% Cashmere black or white sweater: bit.ly/3vjFwWI Organic Cotton sweater: bit.ly/3rHdaDA Long green dress: bit.ly/3bzypAB HM Wool-blend cardigan: bit.ly/38vTqvj Italian leather boots: bit.ly/3qEjkTY Italian Leather Chelsea Boots: bit.ly/3qyiKqI Italian Calf Leather Boots: bit.ly/30OazMF Leather boots: bit.ly/30zRRYL Leather Chelsea chunky boots: bit.ly/3l5otTO Flats: bit.ly/3tcPJ5u Leather platform boots: bit.ly/399ajfC Leather slides: bit.ly/3tMSKtF Leather loafers: bit.ly/2OT4hch Linen scarf: bit.ly/3vVBuEk Leather high boots: bit.ly/3cXPZ1T Wool Hat: bit.ly/38vGcif Glasses: bit.ly/3t93vpS Chain: bit.ly/3l8O1iJ Bag: bit.ly/3cu6keC Green sunglasses: bit.ly/3bEwgER Leather belt bit.ly/3qF0ETR Sunglasses: bit.ly/398ISTk

[@afanofthem2734]

Wow! Thank you for everything, great job!!

[@mesia2453]

Hey Aly would a dramatic classic be able to pull off a mullet? If yes what individualized way should a dramatic classic's mullet be (including the hair color and other hair accessories)?

[@rosabelladoherty]

Consider on your next video talk about Lana DelRey or Dita Von Teese

[@lolawho8676]

Love this series! Could you do Brigitte Bardot too?

[@rosabelladoherty]

Love all your series 💗

[@alicecasadei7587]

I LOVE Jane Birkin style! But i feel like if you dont have that kind of body type and a healthy dose of "i woke up like this" Natural beauty this style makes you look more frumpy unkept than effortlessy chic😅

[@mrpurple11]

Lol i was thinking the same. Never pay attention to her as an style icon bc I know I don't have her appeal

[@tangerinetangerine4400]

Yeah definitely wouldn't work for me. 😅

[@annasin90]

Same! I wish I could pull that off but m face and body type could never. XD

[@Dee-sr4lt]

IKR!!! I had a classmate who always looked effortlessly chic even in a simple Tee and a ripped jeans with hair like Jane's. But if I keep my hair like that it looks as if I'm drowning in my own hair😝.

[@kttv9442]

@Natasha Franco samee. I’m a natural/flamboyant natural and I feel like This style makes me look too manly to myself. I end up looking like a hipster dude with long hair 🙃

[@janibii_608]

Can you do a "Common Insecurities for the Body Types" vedios? I always feel i little relief when u say "soft gamines may think they are slightly chubby", idk it just feels nice knowing other people like me have the same insecurities and are beautiful, itd be cool to see a whole vedio on that

[@peachfountain]

I'd love that! And she can help each type embrace those things instead to trying to hide them or feel ashamed

[@MissGoldenDreams13]

I’m a Romantic, I totally know the chubby feeling 🙃

[@InvincibleAirman]

Yes. Soft natural here and most of the time I'm feeling somehow bulky and heavy, even with a small frame and BMI of 20-21

[@MaryanaMaskar]

I am flamboyant natural. For years I would look in the mirror and think "I'm huge! I wish I was more delicate, I wish my chin wasn't so strong, like a brick" etc etc... Aly and Kibbe changed my life!

[@ariadnameza6594]

@@MaryanaMaskar the broad shoulders aaaaaaahg

[@SignorinaRottermeier]

Jane Birkin is still alive and still very popular in Europe. She has nowadays a very casual, yet distinctive style made of confy, light, elegant blouses and trousers. Her favourite colours being beige and blue, in all their many variations. Nowadays she is much more a style icon here in Europe than she ever was when she was in the seventies.

[@louloudemondemon296]

Why are u lying, she’s invisible

[@ameliam1957]

@@louloudemondemon296 huh? she's still popular, as are her daughters. weirdo

[@SignorinaRottermeier]

@jsea321 Before Covid, Jane Birkin was often in tour all over Europe, there were new records coming out and so on. She's also still directing movies, she's very often on tv, a couple of years ago she wrote a book. A full time artist that has never quit working.

[@b-u5136]

In Europe 😂🤣 You mean in France 😉

[@louloudemondemon296]

@jsea321 I’m french, never heard about her ....no publicity or else...🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️

[@salpine]

I love how classic and timeless her look is. When I first saw her pictures I couldn't even tell what era she was from but something just looked retro, maybe the teeth or camera film, and that's when I looked her up and found out she was a 1960s+ fashion icon. I'm obsessed.

[@taranelson22]

Do a soft natural icon please! Love these!!

[@Iden_Elihio_1999]

She already did ....

[@user-iw4yl7fp9p]

I love the concept of 'afterparty chic'!

[@hallievanoutryve3109]

Me too!

[@Chahlie]

I don't feel so bad now because I always look better 'undone'. If I try to wear tailored things and every hair in place it just looks gauche and awkward. And it's funny about the flared jeans- I recently had a woman come running after me to ask what brand they were, they just suit my body. "Freedom" is exactly the word :)

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

Omg me in flared jeans gets everyone talking I love it haha

[@nele9045]

Second this and also that I probably have to give up on wearing those super nice pearls I got as a gift long ago 😂 i end up looking like I’m a child playing dress up (but less cute). If any FN has figured out how to wear pearls, please let me know!

[@clairekurdelak2913]

Interesting about her shoes- I ( FN) also gravitate to sneakers, loafers, sandals, low heel boots. I wonder if it’s partly because we know we already look tall! And, Why not be comfortable, if the look is pretty loose and undone.

[@user-is7xs1mr9y]

Same. Ballerinas are my go-to.

[@IsAbel-sv8rv]

This is probably my favorite video you’ve done

[@blinkie1114]

As a flamboyant natural I never know how to dress. I end up just hiding my body under huge shirts and sweatshirts. I’m a certified personal trainer but feel insecure in my gym clothes. This video is GOLD thank you so much

[@Dan_Chiron]

It's funny how we're drawn to our opposites when we start to explore fashion. Since I was a pre-teen to my late twenties, I wanted that "after-party" look, but I'm a soft gamine and those lines... well, those don't make any favour to my figure. Of course, everyone can dress anything they like, but when I learned about lines and proportions, that was a game-changer for me. Now I wear gamine lines (slightly looser than Kibbe's recommendations, though) and I've never felt better in my wardrobe!

[@Fernandanatac]

Right? I’m a Dramatic and I love Gamine clothing. Kind of a Taylor Swift syndrome I guess lol But every time a wear this style I feel like I’m trying too hard to look “fun”. I’m also trying to match my personal preferences with my type suggestions to come up with a good middle ground. But sometimes it’s tough like... For example, I love shorts and short skirts, but Dramatics clothing is always like “cover your legs! Long pants, long skirts, long dresses” ... yikes lol. But at least I like geometric patterns and things, I guess.

[@JR-sx3gl]

I'm a romantic body type, but as a teenager I was on an alternative side went through punk/metal and grunge phases. I didn't look my best. I looked confused. Thanks to Aly I learn so much. I wish I could take this knowledge back into my past.

[@mrpurple11]

@@Fernandanatac there's clothing for everyone. Surely there is a version of short skirts and short that could work for you. Maybe skirts with long slits or asymmetrical hem? Idk🤔 I recommend looking at editorials photoshoots from other decades to get ideas bc each decade had their ideal body type. Good luck

[@Fernandanatac]

@@mrpurple11 Oooooh... I like that idea of an asymmetrical short skirt! Didn’t think of that! I’ll try that out! Thanks for the tip!

[@turkangultekin2019]

@@JR-sx3gl i was thinking the same thing but I found out that make the style outfit work for your lines. I'm soft classic and i love the grunge aes. too but I shouldn't (?) do alt makeup for example, bcs it's heavy for me and i just need to keep it lighter (sorry for my English 😅)

[@gabriella307]

Please continue this series luv you Aly🌟🌟🌟

[@margies735]

Could you please do a video on Debbie Harry of Blondie? Her style is so entwined with the punk era I think she would be a fascinating study! Love your work💖

[@LGrian]

I second this!!

[@Pinkladyisv]

Yes please! I think she’s a theatrical romantic?

[@hallievanoutryve3109]

Yes!!! I 💕💕Debbie Harry’s style

[@nastiaandrej]

I love her daughter's - Charlotte Gainsbourg - style. She is Dramatic, but yet she applies several style tips her mother used, especially her hair

[@hallievanoutryve3109]

Jane Birkin looks very dramatic to me, too! The beveled edges of her frame are the only Natural trait I see. Although many FN typed model types (super dry-lacking both visible muscle & fleshiness, narrow shouldered) appear far more D than FN to my eyes, maybe leaning more towards beveled than angular differentiating them from Dramatics. Feel like the N category is so broad in some ways.

[@larissamartins664]

Please do a Brigitte Bardot video! Lov your work ❤️

[@tangerinetangerine4400]

Yes!! 😊

[@SusanaLezcano]

Yes please I absolutely love her ❤️

[@sasharob3918]

Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) from "That 70's show" is also a great example of a FN style icon!

[@lafandenuel5605]

i'm eager waiting for the Soft Gamine video of this series

[@parisyturner]

Me too, I'd love for Brigitte Bardot or Natalie Wood.

[@Mary-ui4qq]

Yes, I'm patiently waiting!

[@MissGoldenDreams13]

@@parisyturner : I vote Natalie Wood too!

[@ashleym1358]

Are you going to make a video about a romantic bodytype as well? I would love to see one.

[@minaharker6641]

She already have! It's in the kibbe playlist, but I'm sure she will do a new one about a celebrity that is romantic too.

[@celestema2506]

Yes, I'd love to see one that's not Marilyn Monroe

[@julieprior3126]

Ali, I love your eye make up in this video! The rest is lovely too, but your eyes look great. I love the subtle colours and the blending. I had quite forgotten that we used to do a solid dark crease line in those far away days! Looks v funny now!

[@andrealogterman1512]

Looking tired is also a fashion staple of mine. Great info!

[@whenthepawn99]

I love how she mixed masculine/feminine styles. There was something quite tomboyish about the 60s mod-style dresses, they were supershort but had no shape to them and didn't accentuate anything but the legs.

[@Loufi303]

Wld love an analysis of her daughters Lou Dollion and Charlotte Gainsbourg, as a modern continuation of/ contrast to their mom 😎

[@cavewitch]

Love this series! I would love to see a video on Ali MacGraw!

[@notaclue822]

I love that relaxed approach where you would never look like you'd tried too hard.

[@CarmellaMulroy]

Totally appreciate the work you put up into these videos

[@thehapagirl92]

Jane epitomizes French girl chic because she did indeed move to the French countryside with her husband in the 60’s.

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

She’s English and Bohemian

[@soffaerie]

Aly! I have 1 thing to ask. Could you add a few summer pieces to the body type's wardrobe? That would be very useful to a lot of us subscribers ♥

[@lybo1581]

Yes, please!!

[@h0rriphic]

Yesss I love and need this idea. So far the only thing I pull off is long line, slim cut blazers in white/cream/etc in linen (and other summer fabrics) over a black sundress 😂

[@barbaracossentino2313]

I love this series Aly. Please please please do one on Patty Boyd.

[@pumibel1720]

You know you have the goods when you can inspire a Hermes designer by carrying around a basket as a purse.

[@luizaluizaluiza]

Seeing these style reviews helped my more than any "lesson" video (like the one you present each kibbe type) As I analyse it, I see that these flamboyant natural looks are the ones I unconsciously feel most confident with, it feels just right

[@latinaalma1947]

It was so fun hearing you describe my 60s hair! Blonde blunt cut but I used LARGE hair rollers about 3inches wide to set wet hair then a hairdrier you SAT under to dry the hair...they had portable ones you could put on a table. Once dry you brusjed out the large curls ...that gave the hair volume on top and you backcombed...we said teased, the hair at the roots only them smoothed the hair the hair came in under your chin it wasnt as puffymas a bubble which came earlier in the 60s gradually the hair was not as rounded at the bottom as in the picture you show. Everyone wore minidresses shift style as you,show....go go boots ....have you seen videos of go go dancers from that era? THOSE boots...often white. False eyelashes were popular. Everyone wore eyeliner. Red lips were out of fashion, as youmsay, pale lips. Legs were emphasized rather than chest or hips...it was the era of the thin girl...if you were curvy you didnt show it. If a man wasnt a leg man i.e. mostly attracted to legs hendidnt like the look. Men who liked curvy women only got to see what they wanted to see on beaches...well endowed girls in bikinis. That era was all about legs and eyes.

[@schoo9256]

Cool story :) I loved reading this!

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

Thank you !!!!

[@lisamedla]

Tihihi.. My grandma, a teenager in the sixties, always said she hated jeans and trousers. So I threatened her with a mini skirt and she was not fazed. She in fact preferred them much to my mortification😂 We're naturally slim in my family and she has a fiery spirit

[@nele9045]

“Afterparty chic” 🤯 thank you! My three words are “chic, effortless, undone” (three word method) so that makes a lot of sense. IMO mini dresses work well if they’re either sleeveless+boatneck/mock neck or with sleeves+knit/softer appearing fabric. This might depend a little on your limbs though; I have very delicate wrists and narrow ankles for a FN, so I feel like I can pull off slightly more gamine styles.

[@jeannedarc9222]

Love love love this cut on you with the platinum color! 😍😍

[@annavictoriawhistler]

These style review videos are fabulous, and such a good way to understand the Kibbe types! I would love to see one on young Anjelica Houston 😍😁

[@angelvalentynn]

As a classic type I am SOOOO jealous of natural types 😭 I wish I could dress this relaxed and look my best

[@StraightEdge01]

I think the same thing as a TR 😭😭

[@czardonia]

As a FN, I wish I were classic because I love the timeless collegiate prep look!

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

​@@StraightEdge01I wish I was TR.

[@laboucher]

The reason why Jane Birkin took a straw basket with her everywhere is because she said that she couldn't find a bag to carry all of her stuff. That's when she met an executive at Hermès who ended up designing the famous Birkin handbag so that Jane could carry a bag big enough for all her things. Also, that photo of her with the short, boyish hair is from the low budget film that Gainsbourg made starring Birkin as a weird tomboy who falls in love with a creepy Joe Dallesandro of Andy Warhol fame. The film is called Je t'aime moi non plus, just like the title of Gainsbourg's and Birkin's infamous sexy song with all of that moaning. So I guess they wanted to capitalize on the fame of that song and transform it into a silly soft porn film. The song is better. Though it's a thoroughly dumb movie, Birkin is great in anything!

[@roselilyangel3612]

Jane Birkin is so gorgeous love this video

[@h0rriphic]

I’m so relieved to have seen this video. I couldn’t figure out what type I was, but she and I have the same body type, height, and even face shape/features. (She is far more beautiful though!) People even assume I’m taller than I actually if they happen to see a photo. Thank you so much Aly!!

[@katiechasm]

I'm confused as I always thought she was Dramatic Classic 😂

[@h0rriphic]

@@katiechasm guess I’m back to square one then...😑

[@leahrenz2113]

@@h0rriphic the thing that helped me figure my type out once and for all (FN) is realising that I look much better with messy hair, slightly smudgy makeup (after party style haha) but terrible with like simple classic low down ponytail or so...

[@h0rriphic]

@@leahrenz2113 Ahh thank you so much! I look a bit more like myself with a slightly “lived in/disheveled” look as well. Thank you again for the clarification, I really appreciate it.

[@leahrenz2113]

@@h0rriphic ah no worries at all, glad it was helpful!

[@emc5110]

Jane Birkin was a Dramatic and an actress that morphed into different personas through her career from Lolita Ingenue in the 60s , to Hippy Natural in the 70s and even Androgynous in the 80s , she just adopted and developed the eaay going Natural essence as her style .

[@lilmissrockchick4962]

Please do Anita Pallenberg Aly ❤ also Marianne Faithfull and Jean Shrimpton

[@catalinaahumada7367]

I'm a flamboyant natural and when I was in my young 20 and didn't know who Jane Birking was I used to wear same haircut and dress like that too hehe but it was something instinctively , I always felt great in non feminine clothing, anything with flowers , puffiness , with too many little details never felt good on my and I use to love playing with some male garment, like big suit jackets , love to wear 90 style of jeans a little bit baggy , but I also like the skinny jeans too... i think I'm a flamboyant natural as a main characteristic but I also have a lot of drama since I'm really tall and skinny but in an athletic way... So sometimes I like to wear full suits for parties ( including a bow tie. I like that when going out and feeling like wanting some drama but in daily life i'm a pure Natural flamboyant I dont even brush my hair and just woke up like this kind of style. Feel very close to everything on this video.

[@TheVegan6]

I love her style so much, she's 1 of my favorites, unfortunately I'm SD with a larger chest so I can't really wear it myself lol.

[@imanetamli8504]

Can you make a video about pixie haircuts?

[@shilohjohnson9993]

Hello Aly! Thank you so much for the amazing videos. You are helping me discover my beauty, something I did not think I had. Can I ask: your top is so cute. Where did you get it?

[@AlyArt]

Thank you! Target! ))))) Amazing top, double fabric at the chest area ))

[@shilohjohnson9993]

@@AlyArt Thank you so much! I'm going online to look right now :-)

[@thumbalins]

Almost every time Ally describes a body type I’m like “yes that’s me”... 🙄 I just cannot find my type

[@sarahruns262]

From your picture you look like a N or FN, maybe DC if you’re not too tall.

[@tr1z-cm6yk]

Haha that was me until last December. "C... definitely C. No, SC... DC!! But I would like to a a FN..." And finally I am FN LOL

[@LowSlungBadBitch]

It took me two years to find out I'm an FN.

[@katrinainthejungle]

Aly you have helped me as I hone my signature style, and I appreciate it. Your videos and your perspective on the Kibbe types have really been wonderful and have helped so many things make sense. As I’m watching your videos I’m thinking yeah that’s why I never felt comfortable in - full in the blank. Thanks girl!

[@Julia-ce1qp]

I think it’s so interesting to read the comments saying that they would look like a homeless person with a style like this. This is my style and it works best on me. I feel like I always look best when I’m not trying too hard. Whenever I’m all dolled up I look kind of off. It just doesn’t suit me. So I guess I really am a natural! I am just not sure where I fall on the natural spectrum. My face is softer/yin but my body is more yang.

[@normayuriela8325]

Soft natural.

[@hr7460]

I love this series! Great idea and I loved all the episodes you’ve uploaded so far. I’m happy to find a KZbinr who appreciates the beauty and glamor of those beauty icons

[@marijamihailova7627]

Yes!!!

[@Fernandanatac]

Ally, I love you videos so much! They are really helping me understand my body and find my style! Do you have any tips for Dramatics that prefer to wear shorts or short skirts instead of long pants/skirts?

[@Jennifer.villezcas]

Please do this series for all the types 😍 I love it

[@romyec]

I think this is the only celebrity I'm similar to. I didn't know much about her style but that's how I normally dress I try to style basic shirts by tucking in a little bit of the front part in my jeans. It makes a big difference somehow. 🤷‍♀️

[@HannahJohnson-h4p]

Thank you, Aly, for this video. I love your videos. Will you be adding a summer style for FN, as well?

[@manicpanic7423]

Off topic, but I think it would be amazing if Aly in some time could do seires on perfect hair for body types (like she did with make up, every body type in separate video) Aly, you btw look amazing, and never fail to amaze me 💋🌹😊

[@SyedaMahmood-g1z]

Love your videos! Keep it up Aly Art!

[@katek2635]

Thank you for this video! I love Jane Birkin's style but unless it's a button down or T-shirt and high-waist jeans, her outfits never looked great on me. Now I know it's because I have a classic body type and face/vibe---no wonder! I'm currently re-imagining my core wardrobe and these videos are such a help. 🙂

[@amyleighxoxo]

Can you do a makeup tutorial of this look please and thank you?! 🙌

[@amandascolor679]

Thank for helping me to understand this! I didn’t even know about Kibbe! It’s helping me to feel more comfortable in my own choices and create some new ones! 🤩☺️

[@amyabdel-razek893]

Yes to videos on kibbe types!

[@fish8cat]

Would Francois Hardy fall into this type?

[@lu_re7198]

FYI, the links to the bodytypes and Instagram posts aren’t working.

[@malaykatoure8706]

i'd like to know something! I'm a flamboyant natural but am really small 5,1 ft and I feel like it puts me more in the FGamine side but I have a rather broad upperbody but don't appear very tall although my facial structure ressembles that of a FN. So does this cut me out of the FN group or am i rather a FG. I took the Kibbe test and it the result is always Flamboyant Natural

[@thanwhyee]

I love you and your content! Learning about style on your channel truly makes my day. Love! ❤️

[@onlyresilience6276]

Your hair looks amazing and much shinier - what's your trick?

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

That dot on hair we call the crown 👑

[@elsaabrut]

You are doing a great work Aly! I love this series, keep up! 🤍

[@Bunnidove]

I'm more Yin than FG, and I don't have width. But! I can pull off some of her styles and that makes me happy.

[@Lily-678]

Would you do a video about Dita Von Tease ?

[@manicpanic7423]

Omg, you read my mind, love. That would be amazing if she could do that 😊

[@zarad2824]

this is such an amazing series!! so so fun to watch and learn!! thank you for posting these, Aly

[@mikaph3051]

I feel like Jane Birkin is more on the natural side of flamboyant natural. When she dresses more flamboyant, like in the boho style, the clothes more or less take over. She's not tall enough to pull that off. I think when she dresses all natural, she looks her best. Maybe even natural with some classical influences. Perhaps she is a natural in stead of FN. It's funny though how there is an overlap also between FN and gamine, in the quirky statements of weird proportions. Love this series! I hope you will do Caroline de Maigret one day!

[@emmaphilo4049]

I think Jane is a true natural :)

[@mikaph3051]

@@emmaphilo4049 I think so too, to be honest.

[@Polareyesx]

Everyone lies on the spectrum of kibble, it's very rare for someone to be a solid type.

[@natv6294]

Pretty sure I’ve just seen you singing insanely awesome in Ken Tamplin’s channel covering Janis Joplin! Damn that was absolutely beautiful!

[@natv6294]

Oh wait I just discovered you have a whole channel with cover songs LOL *gonna check it out

[@ewatarabasz6423]

Please do Romy Schneider!

[@anafoxx]

Thanks Aly! Please do Anna Karina and Natalie Wood

[@tangerinetangerine4400]

I'd like to see videos about Brigitte Bardot ⚘Catherine Deneuve ❤ and Anita Ekberg. 🌹

[@anavalle9147]

Thank you very much for your great videos. Very helpful. Do you think is there a relationship between body types and skin tones?

[@getlowpapoose]

I think in some cases there can be a higher percentage of a certain type in some places, for example, there are probably a lot of Ds, SDs and FNs in Scandinavian countries and those of Scandinavian descent as they tend to be comparatively taller. But ultimately I think anyone of any race can be any type. What are your thoughts?

[@YumeraChauque]

No,in my opinion is more related to ethnicity, for example zin african coutries is common to have romantics or gamines and soft natural (majority but mostly are there because many moen are short,and in europe,taller women are more common so maybe DC,FN and D familes are common.

[@cc2124]

Love this video! Thanks for all you do

[@gabrielagurgel475]

Wow! Always taught she was a Flambouyant Gamine! She does have the "wake up like this aura" that we Naturals have. I can also perceive blunt lines on her face, however I do struggle to see her "broadness" and these blunt lines on her body.

[@user-is7xs1mr9y]

and this is why kibbe confuses me, I can never seem to find my body type. I only know I'm definitely not romantic or gamine, but that's pretty much it.

[@b-u5136]

I love her style

[@sabrinaa8948]

Can you please compare all the "short" body types in one video (I am only 5'1")? I am very confused about where I land in the Kibbe system. I have a very fleshy short body but my face isn't fleshy or round.

[@Spikypotato.]

Yeeeey😻 new video!!!

[@AnjaKrga]

When I am looking in my face and body I am not sure if I am natural or classic, what are the main differences?

[@litebriteeyes]

Great video! 😊

[@sobean9309]

Can I be FN if I need waist emphasis in my outfits, at least a slightly one?

[@user-is7xs1mr9y]

I've been wondering the same. I feel like I look too square if I don't emphasize my waist. That could just be my body dysmorphia though.

[@YumeraChauque]

Define,yes,but emphasis, no.

[@vixgerlich931]

It’s that time 😍

[@sistemasolar7065]

I can't really tell wich body type I am. because I am skinny so of course I'm gonna have sharp features,, and I've never been able to gain weight to know how I'd look like

[@rahnumajahanteethi3329]

Do a video on a soft natural celeb

[@raraavis7782]

I saw a documentary about her recently - she was an interesting person with an interesting life, for sure. Very likeable as well. That being said...why, oh why do I have to be (flamboyant) natural body type? It's the one type, where I do not like the recommended style of clothes (or the hairstyles, for that matter), at all. I like dramatic and gamine. Classic would be ok, too. But not natural 😆

[@wendybone8104]

She is still alive! And still an interesting person!

[@somebody7070]

I feel you, I'm FG and I loooove FN styles like Jane's in this video but whenever I " dress up" like her I look bulky and much shorter and wider and it just doesn't look good :/

[@Mary-ui4qq]

I am a SG. I will gladly switch with you. I love the natural lines, and it's all the rage right now so it's easy to shop for.

[@raraavis7782]

@@wendybone8104 Oh, ha. It never occurred to me, to check 😄

[@raraavis7782]

@@somebody7070 I just always feel sloppy and like I'm not making an effort in clothes for naturals - even though, they do suit me. I love the drama and elegance of the dramatic style and the playfullness and cuteness of gamine. Clothes for Naturals are very 'meh', imo.

[@drnono3386]

She knew Hermes well already. That's why she could have that conversation with Jean-Lois Dumas (the 'man on the plane'). JB & SG were already good customers.

[@Aisstylish]

This video was great!

[@trixi1608]

If you will be talking about contemporary celebrities, I'd suggest Carey Mulligan. I'm forever confused about her type.

[@carolinecaroline5560]

Love this kind of video!!

[@bonnieramirez4701]

Love this... thank you!❤

[@gutsyjasmin4592]

As a Romantic, I'd probably look like I need medical attention if I tried this style. Looks good on Jane though.

[@elhamsameri5723]

Hande ercel is a turkish actress , she looks gorgeous in every style , i am wandering what's her body type !

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

Ah to be a woman not needing a bra... My DD cups could never go out like that Cannot even remember how it is not having back pain

[@mrpurple11]

Ali is looking stunning here

[@barbarajendryczko5441]

Thanks for another great video!

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

I'm so early! Somehow that makes me happy

[@user-hm9uq8gk5x]

Early gang who's here?

[@AlyArt]

Me ))

[@user-hm9uq8gk5x]

@@AlyArt woah haha. Love the video so far! :)

[@AlyArt]

@@user-hm9uq8gk5x Thank you ))

[@dollyrevenge98]

Loved this. Pretty off topic question, I've got a round face and soft baby like features which makes me look wayyyyy younger than I am like Selena Gomez. Any tips to actually look older .? (or for me my age) I'm in early thirties.

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

I am also interested in this. I found that still following my SG lines makes me look more my age than trying "serious" clothes

[@dollyrevenge98]

@@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195 Oh what do you mean by SG lines if you don't mind me asking ? :)

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

@@dollyrevenge98 Oh, Aly has this in her "signature looks" and signature dresses for body types videos, also there are some other great youtubers that cover these topics, like Elyssa and Meriam Style I shot, it is thise broken stakato lines, where yin (soft, traditional y feminine) and yang (sharp, angular, traditionally masculine) lines lie in contrast with each other, just like the gamines are not some kind of a linear balanced mic of those features, but have all of those features puzzled in with each other. For example colour blocks, broken out patterns, one half fitted and one half looser, but still with a clear outline,higher colars and necklines, or low necklines in a sharp geometric shape. Boufant dresses and sleeves fitted at the wrist and pandt fitted at the waist and ankle but then looser in between... for example i have sharp brows (yang, huge childlike eyes yin i guess, button nose yin, pointed chin yang It is all brokent out and in contrast, it is not like a mix with classic where they are neither sharp nor soft, you know what I mean? I have a small stature, I atick to small details, like if i was bying stripes or polka dots smaller always looks better on me. Shortor long pleated akirt, fitted at the waist, but with a clear outlined shape for example. Look at Audrey Hepburn in a long 50s new look kind of skirt for example. IDK if any of this makes sense, again, better look into these videos of people that are doing it on a professional level. Now notice how I was talking only about lines. Colours and patterns can be whatever fits your essence. They can be boyish or serious or girly or pastel or dark or florals or dots or animated... the contrast can be between shapes, between texturres of fabrics, between even neutral colours. The point is to have some contrast, to have some staccato, to have smaller details... Hope this helps and i did not confuse you even more