How to style a rectangle shaped body (model body) | Justine Leconte

This video tells you your strength & weakness, the strategies you can use when dressing your body type and which clothes (tops, pants, skirts, dresses...) work well for your body.
Famous rectangle shaped celebrities shown in this video (models usually have a rectangle body because it is easy to fit clothes on a rectangle - as it is on a dressform): Karlie Kloss, Kate Moss, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid.
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VIDEOS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO
Intro: overview of the 5 body types:
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How to dress a pear shaped body:
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How to dress an inverted triangle body:
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How to dress an apple body:
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How to dress an hourglass body:
• How to style an hourgl...
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[@scarletmartinez2219]

I was told once by a man I was dating that I had no curves at all. I had never really taken a look at my body shape at all until he pointed this out to me especially the negative manner in which he said it. This made my self esteem shoot down so much along with the fact that he was always comparing me to other girls that did have big breasts and big hips. He would always say that he wished he could swap out my hips for another girl's hips which he would see on the street. I was rather young and dumb and wanted so much to be in a successful relationship that I accepted this treatment from him. Since then it has shaped the way that I looked at my body :( That was 9 years ago and I've carried this with me ever since. You really changed my perspective and brought my self esteem up so much. You wouldn't even be able to fathom how beautiful you made me feel. I feel worthy for once and I just wanted to say thank you for your amazing choice of words. You are gorgeous, yourself, inside and out. Please keep doing what you do. Much love from Texas.

[@neetuupreti6860]

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[@gretchenlanderos]

I hope you told him his weiner was tiny. or crooked. or something!!! screw him for making you feel bad all those years.

[@maureenfrechette7448]

this is why me Maureen ever so slowly and carefully is doing HOURGLASS hyponosis on You tube. during trance all these put down are coming up!!!!!!!!!

[@gsanchez5116]

There was this guy who once told my friend he would never date me because I was “flat asf” and it was never even a question I never wanted to date him or said anything about it, but he just said that out of the blue because he wanted to make it clear I guess that I was flat 🙄🙄 I already knew that, I still know that now, and I still don’t like how I look

[@tiwiogunye]

Girl you're so beautiful

[@hebaamr1035]

thanks 😍 I was really upset about my body shape but now I feel like a model 😂😂💃 thanks a lot ❤

[@justineleconte]

+Heba Amr hahaha 😁 your body is easy to style and everything fits you. You were born in the best period in time, for your body. Cool, right? 😘

[@hebaamr1035]

+Justine Leconte officiel yaaay 😄

[@CarlaNeriina]

haha same

[@demonslayer1162]

Exactly how I felt!

[@yumenoai4547]

Heba Amr same I was sooo sad 😂😢

[@utsavimishra106]

With gigi and kendall comparison ...I'm feeling like a model

[@moses7336]

they are fuckin hourglass

[@ange7679]

IKR I’m really thinking about modelling for some quick money now 😂

[@aoitetsu2947]

@@moses7336 they are not. Hourglass body type has thin waist and big bust, big hip like way bigger than the waist to make an hourglass silhouette (think about the shape of an actual hourglass). These celebrities have thin waist but their bust and hip are not that big.

[@moses7336]

@@aoitetsu2947 gigi and kendalls hip is a lot wider than their waist....they are hourglass but they are skinny

[@Tippi.k]

I'm like a legit rectangle , my waist doesn't sink in at all so I'm practically a box

[@user-yd6xu6ku6p]

dont worry girl so am i!!! i dont have any hips and my waist is straight instead of caved in

[@ariannaruiz7194]

Rectangle body club

[@lfior]

Auahahahaha

[@jaye5624]

Tippi girl, this is a summary of my life too

[@riskmilk6409]

Bruh I feel you😂 let's cry togethet😂💙

[@aminakoroma3044]

I always felt bad about my body as being an 'African' The expected body type is to be curvy so that put a damper on my self esteem. But now I can look up black models and try to apply the styles that I like. Woop woop. Confidence level straight through the roof. This will be fun.

[@jonnierodriguez8342]

Amina Koroma I feel you. I'm half Mexican and half Puerto Rican. All the women in my family are thick.

[@FolakeVideo96]

Another flat African here, Ive no booty either :'(

[@isahgirl6364]

Couldn't relate more

[@estherbeamsforaballad3342]

Funny thing is many African girls are skinny, not too much shoulder, not too much hip. You're in good company :)

[@checkbabe100]

Same!!

[@violettt1]

after watching so many "how to dress your body shape shows", i have always felt that rectangular shape is the hardest to dress and the least desirable. there is always the emphasis on cinching the waist/ create a waist. thank you Justine you are fabulous xxx

[@JulietteZephyr]

In my country it's probably the most desirable and the rarest female body shape. (U.S.)

[@liya8915]

Juliette Zephyr Actually the exact opposite is true, it is the most common and the least desired.

[@maureenfrechette7448]

big belts i buy vintage store

[@tearofgod]

@@JulietteZephyr it was like that a few years ago, before the Kardashians came with their plastic and fake hourglass shape.

[@maureenfrechette7448]

and blouces that look boxy or like sacks are out ==i found one strippedand dipped neckline that nice---also a see thru white one=ill find a feminine bra pretty to wear under it=red or pink or whatever==this is my passion but i must admit its hard work like aJIGSAW puzzle

[@alinapan3108]

“You have nothing to hide “ I’ve been trying so hard to try to hide the non existing curve of my butt

[@gretchenlanderos]

lol. nothing to hide and nothing to show. I finished pubery curveless. I thought maybe they'll come in my 20's I'm a late bloomer. OKAY pregnancy!!! oh gain weight that'll make me curvey (disaster) lost that. sigh

[@dianacada5588]

Girl I feel you!

[@denisiojoy]

@@gretchenlanderos Maybe menopause! It happened to me at 50 finally!

[@brenlane9847]

@@denisiojoy Nope, I'm 57 and still a flat behind. At least it hasn't dropped much. ;-)

[@AngelRodriguez-nq1yz]

you've made me feel so much better about my body shape!:) thank you!

[@justineleconte]

+Angel Rodriguez sure, rectangles are so easy to dress, congratulations! 😀

[@maureenfrechette7448]

and when i feel bad at work i remember coco channell quote caterpillar by day and butterfly by night. my transformation takes careful planning

[@anitaleonard227]

I had the hardest time figuring out which body shape I am. I have finally decided that I am a rectangle. The reason I had trouble deciding is because so many of the descriptions online for a rectangle didn't fit me. Things like, small bone structure, short, etc. I have an extremely thick, large bone structure. And I am quite tall. I recently lost weight, and so I honestly didn't know what my waist would look like, I didn't know I didn't have much of a waist. I don't really look like a model because I am so thick, so proportionally, I don't look like so many of the pictures of models. I have quit comparing myself to models, if I ever did. They just don't help at all. I don't relate at all. So I have developed my own style that works for my lifestyle. I am a farm girl, in this horrible humid heat. I can't wear fancy clothes, not practical. So whenever I make a run to town, usually the feed store, grocery store or thrift store, I throw on a dress I made. I make them from cotton tshirts or women's stretchy shirts. I make the hem line flare. It makes a comfortable dress, simple, monochromatic. Then I make a very long scarf that I wear as a long vest. It fits my style perfectly. It narrows the waist visually, and I can throw one on easily, and they are super easy to make. And they are light weight, which is much more bearable in this heat. It also helps to look put together. They are vertical in the front and horizontal in the back at the neck and hips. Basically a big loop. I've had several people stop me and ask where I got that cardigan.

[@sailfish6716]

I'm a rectangle and everyone has always told me I could be a model but I never felt comfortable in my own skin because I was the only rectangle around and I felt so out of place lol. The advice to not wear skinny pants, but rather the straight leg ones is spot on! I have never been able to wear skinny jeans except for one pair. Generally my most comfortable clothing is a spaghetti strap tank with jeans ranging from straight leg to wide leg.. I also love a-line dresses and skirts. It adds flow to my basic straightness. And, correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that racer-back tanks help my chest look more full than it actually is lol

[@terri348]

I am a rectangle, classic style clothes. Instead of going monochromatic, I add a subtle pattern on top or bottom that has one colir in it the same as the rest of the outfit. ( eg: black pants and long cardigan. Top various colors, one if which is a small amount of black in it) I get compliments all the time when I do this. THAT was YOUR suggestion from a while back! Thank you!!!!!

[@phantomkate6]

I took your advice (from this video and from the 'Parisian Chic' ones) and then nearly drowned in a sea of compliments 😂

[@justineleconte]

+phantomkate6 hahaha fantastic!! Thanks for telling me this! 😘

[@siredtoseries3321]

Me too 😂

[@demonslayer1162]

Something I have noticed when I dress myself is that, we have the freedom to choose either lose top tight bottom or vise versa because we can highlight either part. However, I avoid wearing tight top and bottom together because it makes me look like a little girl or a stick so to say (Unless I'm going out in a bodycon dress at night). I also find this body shape the most common amongst Asian women.

[@ifihadfriends437]

it's really common in the UK too

[@outherewildinb2874]

@@ifihadfriends437 I thought it would be pear actually.

[@richkidyeah]

i'm rectangular shaped and that combo loose top tight bottom or tight top loose bottom is my go to fashion staple :)

[@alexandrajuwater2369]

Unless you add a cardigan or jacket ;)

[@redkessy]

rich kid me too

[@ayushiagarwal5854]

thank you for making me feel amazing with a rectangle body shape...

[@justineleconte]

you're welcome :-)

[@MM-jq1nx]

This is the best video on my body shape that I have seen on KZbin till now. I am 46 years old (and tall) and throughout lifetime I tryed many styles. Advices to make my figure curvier with fuller skirts never worked for me. It only made my waist look waider. Everything you said is true. Jeans that look the best on us are straight as you said (and regular). I am impatient to see your new videos on capsule wardrobe. Thank you Justine...

[@annunya3422]

can you make a tutorial on jeans. what jeans will go on which body type. i am rectangle body shape and want to know what kind of jeans will flatter my body shape. yes i heard you talking that skinny jeans will not flatter rectangle body shape but straight jeans will. However a little more knowledge will be beneficial.

[@pattibanta7438]

I have just discovered Justine...oh my. I do feel better about my body. I am dealing with a body dysmorphic disorder and I am going to watch every one of Justine's videos....love this....

[@kene849]

I feel more confident of my body, because you said having rectangle body can be freely dressed. I'm so happy, because the ideal body shape is hourglass

[@LPScreepychimp]

Thank you so much Justine! This makes me feel better about my body type, and going into high school I really wanted to dress nicely. You are like everyone's fashion mom! Thank you!!!

[@Jasics]

Thank you for this video! I've never heard of my body type talked about so positively! (:

[@sandrareiber4175]

Thanks, Justine! What a great help your tutorials are....I’m learning (and implementing) scads of great information from them.

[@katjaw4562]

I am a rectangle with quite a long, straight torso but very short legs and with big thighs and a big butt and i never really knew what to do, all your videos are pushing my understanding of fashion and my self esteem so extremely! Thank you!

[@heatherk9499]

this lipstick color is amazing on you! it really pulls your hair, eyes, and skin tone together. i really enjoyed this series. beautifully done. :)

[@Vntgchk]

I think I’m a cross between an apple and a rectangle, either that or a slightly overweight rectangle 🤷‍♀️

[@jadelian8624]

Same here. A wide rectangle😂

[@daybyday2496]

@@jadelian8624 same, I'm also short so it's hopeless 😂

[@felicialally5703]

Totally me. Apple when I put on weight. But no bust so added challenge there.

[@floatingsara]

Me too, when I'm fit I'm a rectangle and when I gain weight I'm more like an apple.

[@Claudia_CLP]

Same her, im going to give all my belts for charity 😂

[@sunflowerorgy7551]

now I feel much more confident in not having boobs or an ass ✌💗😙 thanks!

[@sunflowerorgy7551]

I would technically be a triangle but because I'm so tall the difference is not noticeable.

[@justineleconte]

+xxxjess ie hahaha great 😉

[@Clara-jz3yv]

lol I have the ass but not the boobs at all! ^^*

[@gretchenlanderos]

I got breast implants and my only regret is not getting them sooner. life changing. I think men are wired to like curves. i know they're not whacking off to vogue.

[@arijesoltani5888]

Thank you soo much i was complaining about my body shape , but now I'm too much better , j'aime mon style maintenant et c'est grace a vous❤️❤️❤️

[@darias5689]

Yaay! Just subscribed, great channel :) So I'm a rectangle too. The one thing that I love playing with is androgynous look. So straight jeans with loose fitting T-shirts are amazing. If I'm not super feminine, why even bother. Pro tip: shop for jeans in the men's aisle: they're better quality and have the straight cut. Men's T-shirts often have nicer patterns, and men's (or unisex) sweaters are more practical (I lived in Moscow, so I'm an expert in warm clothes!) Also, you'll probably get better quality for less money, and have some fun looking at the shocked faces of some shop assistants ;) When I want to look more feminine, I wear maxi skirts, they really flow and elongate the body even further and make me feel like a princess! Also, pencil skirts, with a real accent on the waist, and maybe a softer blouse instead of crispy one. For inspiration, look at Tilda Swinton, she's also really tall and thin, and really gets this gender-bending thing. Also, Keira Knightley! Look at them for tips on how to look great without showing your breasts (most of us don't have much anyway ;P).

[@SunsetTwist]

yess!!! all of this, basically if I use loose shirts and pants I lose all curves but with a waist accent my body gets femenine af haha. I do all these things and can confirm, it's really cool and fun to be able to switch between feminine and kinda boyish looks like it's nothing

[@misty4905]

Thank you for bringing back my confidence again. 😍❤️

[@cinthyamaning627]

I love your video editing, super clean, easy to follow, perfect. Subscribed!

[@randomtopics5297]

I started to have confidence by watching this video. Thank you

[@PhyllisLeChat]

When I was younger, I'm 64 now, I was a petite hourglass. Now things have shifted and I'm a rectangle with a droopy belly that causes issues with clothing - I dress with loose tops that hide my belly almost exclusively. I feel I'm missing out on looking classy. Your video helped a lot to educate me on celebrities with my body type, thank you, and was very inspiring. Now I don't feel so defeated.

[@dynamo-fire]

Thanks for saying that about the jeans! I felt that to be the case but it's nice to know that an expert agrees that tight leg jeans are not the most flattering look for rectangle body types.

[@GDOFLOLOMG]

This was very helpful thank you !

[@1Yashkirti]

I'm a proud rectangle... it's funny to hear 😂🤘

[@sarahsusanraj1800]

Awww my gosh ... this Vlog really made me glad ..i didnt know that rectangle shape was such a nice one..!!

[@elakemec6416]

Before watching this video I was always worried, I was unhappy. Thank you very much. Now I have learned how to dress

[@n6235]

I am more like a short rectangle very petite body shape

[@justineleconte]

+nish K you can still follow the "rules" for a rectangle shape, it elongates. But petite silhouettes are cute, I think 😊

[@n6235]

thanks babe

[@sunildafrias5304]

nish K Same

[@Ahalya190]

Same 😭

[@gretchenlanderos]

me too 😑

[@ameliamegan253]

You’ve made me feel much better about having this body shape 😊

[@manibidarian]

I really enjoy watching your videos, they are so helpful for me. I'm working toward becoming a fashion stylist and I really liked your series "how to style your body type". Hope to see more styling techniques from you.

[@justineleconte]

+Mani Bidarian very well. Watch this space 😉

[@dr.dimaob7192]

you are so cute and friendly, I love your smile Justine.. you helped me figuring out what to wear at my graduation party!

[@marich91]

I'm a bit late on that one but I've evolved from 8 to rectangle (thanks, puberty and sedentary lifestyle!), yet I'm also quite short and not really lean anymore so I really struggled to find anything flattering on me. Here are the few useful things I've found with time: - If you don't like to wear asymetrical shapes or patterns, just try to tuck only one side of your Tee or shirt in your trousers. - Like straight trousers, (high heeled) boots that are slightly wider at the ankles tend to flatter more than ankle-fitted ones to balance the figure. - heavy, yet fluid clothing is 100x more flattering than regular cotton etc., especially when it come to tops, so I always go for viscose or similar (I don't wear silk) fabrics. - dresses with pleating on one side are the best to create a waist that you don't have, and they're so classy anyway :)

[@n.4139]

i feel so much better about my body after watching this

[@prudencerebecca.mirembe.8191]

you make me love my rectangle shape thanks alot.

[@04090080]

Justine that soft rose colored lipstick you are wearing really makes your eyes look BLUE!!!! You look lovely!

[@alohalexi5568]

Omg I hated my body shape and now I feel so much more confident

[@anniethebookworm1837]

Thank you so much for your tips

[@soumyajoseph7429]

Thank you so much for the encouraging video. I didn't realize I had a versatile body shape. My Mom, who shares my body type, has projected a shameful image onto me. But now I feel much better since a professional fashion designer's opinion holds much more weight than a lay person's insecurities.

[@ruthneff6298]

I really like your make-up in this video!

[@yolylacy5416]

Thank you so much. You look very pretty with your hair that way.

[@stephi85]

Thank you!! This is incredibly helpful!

[@justineleconte]

+Stephani Arriola 🤗😊

[@ritanoviana8329]

This is awesome!

[@jerukmanies]

Justine.. Thank u for the enlightenment! I was never comfortable with my body shape, especially because i confused mine between pear or rectangle. People tell me i have big hips, but some also comment that i have no feminine sides because my silhouette is similar to man's body! So, i just wear something loose. Never pay attention more on my body. I promise i'll dress myself better 👍

[@simpleeye7950]

I have this body type, and asymmetric really does work for me. Straight jeans work for me too I've noticed.

[@BogdanaYakovenko]

So informative! Thank you!

[@justineleconte]

+Bogdana Yakovenko thanks!!

[@MercurialMoon]

always felt bad about not having curves and looking awkward in dresses... thanks for making me feel so much better about myself

[@sk1528]

Love your video's! I learn so much and you make things easy to understand. Could you make a video about how to dress if you are short and have a rectangular body shape, please? :)

[@JadeC]

I​ used to be insecure about my body shape (rectangle) but i'm accepting it

[@sunnayerogers3971]

Beautiful video you are truly an expert definitely more in love with my naturally skinny frame!

[@emilylaidlaw798]

Justine, you always look beautiful but this makeup and hairstyle is especially elegant on you. 💐

[@juliannarivera9809]

I didn’t know I was called a model shape but k 👌🏼

[@terryheatwole6153]

Now I know why I’ve always been drawn to asymmetrical! I’ve looked great in them for 50 years!

[@brenlane9847]

I'm glad I came across this video. I've always struggled with finding clothes that fit. I'm a rectangle too at 5'8, 33 1/2 inseam, and wear a size 2-4 depending on whatever the brand is. Finding pants and jeans that fit is nearly impossible in that size for someone in their 50's. I would look ridiculous if I attempted to dress like Kendall or GiGi, lol. I've had better luck at 2nd hand or consignment stores, then have a seamstress take in or let down the hem. If you could give ideas for where to find tall and smaller sizes it would be wonderful.

[@BoazsCrown222]

Thank you!

[@rmkpilates]

Thank you Justine, you are so special! The right time of my life for all this priceless info. I am between a square and hourglass, also a petite, just this is good to know. I would like to ask you for examples and advice on more mature woman, also please find examples on everyday women, not everyone wants to look like Hollywood. Beautiful day to you!

[@MegaSunnyButterfly]

Your videos are amazing! Thank you for celebrating every body shape! My measurements are 97cm, 80cm, 97cm so I am guessing I am a rectangle shape and what you have explained in this video really makes sense and now when I shop I am going to make sure I keep these tips in mind!!

[@child_of_lilith]

I think you are hourglass.....

[@nidhi___negii]

Thank you..❤️ i feel better

[@cherryfreetzy]

Thank you!!!

[@tanyldz47]

You are awesome and very helpfull thank you

[@annaburduli84]

I'm rectangle body type and i was kind of not confident about months ago but now i love it.The only thing i want to say about this video is,that i don't have to dress for look like an hourglass body type.Every one of them are really beautiful,so i don't have to dress for change it.

[@reginacaporn]

absolutely loved your series. Thank you so much for your advice. Can you also give advice on what styles would suit a larger figure. Thank you xx

[@justineleconte]

+Regina Caporn Thanks! About larger figures: I need to think about it... What is your issue/question/worry? Stay tuned 😃

[@maryjnoup]

+justine leconte officiel yess! larger figure.. I hear that rectangular shape plus size must avoid bell waist ? im in that category and it's been really hard for me to find something that doesn't make into a potato! :(

[@maryjnoup]

+justine leconte officiel yess! larger figure.. I hear that rectangular shape plus size must avoid bell waist ? im in that category and it's been really hard for me to find something that doesn't make into a potato! :(

[@arabindusaha277]

You're such an awesome teacher 😍 That's what made me subscribe to your channel ☺

[@justineleconte]

+Arabindu Saha thanks!!

[@tati7984]

That was a very smart presentation. You’ve got an eye for fashion , Your experience in fashion is great.. Besides your English is French ,which is kind of cool.

[@702Jnw]

Awesome video.. Should have another video that explains what outfits are not good on the rectangle body shape

[@annahejdeman2675]

Finally a professional video on how to dress. Very good!

[@tabathadavis2917]

Great video

[@lisawoodward1165]

Loving your videos. Stumbled upon them and love how straight forward they are. I'm a dietitian (lots of science), and my husband was teasing me that I like the videos because it is "objective" fashion instead of the usual "subjective" descriptions. I've been trying to figure out my body shape. I measure 40"-33"-40" with my shoulders being 41" and I've always felt a little like an inverted triangle (i.e. self conscious about my upper torso/bust/shoulders). However, measurement wise I was generally close to an hour glass (maybe an inch off). But then came 2 kids in under 2 years and now I just feel confused. haha Now I'm not sure if I'm an apple or inverted triangle, and to make it more confusing I put my measurements into a body type calculator and it said I was a rectangle. Where do postpartum lose-skin-like-you-can't-believe bodies come in? I'm back to my prepregnancy weight and my arms and legs are very toned, so I'm thinking I'd be an apple, yes? Any additional style tips for lose belly skin? Because seriously, the love handles that situation can create if clothing is done wrong is just scary.

[@denisiojoy]

You're the same as me except I'm 38 bust & I'm a rectangle.

[@natsbones]

I'm reading the comments and, considering this is my dream body shape (I'm a pear), I never actually considered that people were insecure about their bodies being like this.

[@HadeelAlMusallam]

Model indeed

[@miyzanatta]

I would love to see more in depth about coordinating with pants for rectangular shape. I have lots of lab classes and also internship in the vet hospital so I'm stuck to them. I always think my legs look like 2 sticks while the top looks way too big (yes I'm rectangle I'm even a little smaller in bust)

[@jonnierodriguez8342]

I find that I might not be a rectangle just a very very small hourglass. Usually I look best in tight fitting clothes that highlight my small curves.

[@blank5965]

Jonnie Rodriguez Same

[@rizf800]

Please do a video on body type petite, rectangular and slim together in one person

[@nitzaberrios9021]

im rectangle! love it

[@justineleconte]

+nitza berrios great! 😊

[@nitzaberrios9021]

Thats why i love straight jeans..i feel very sexy on them. Nice to know the why. :)

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I’m a rectangle, and I like that my hip and shoulder width are balanced, but I don’t have a very-defined waist. I like to use classic tailoring, nipped at the waist, to give me the illusion of a narrower waist. I avoid boxy, straight and oversized styles, like those blazers that have been on-trend for the last two years.

[@karissayoung8982]

This is a great video! Thanks for so many ideas! :) I am very petite (5'4) and thin and I find that most clothes either looks like it just hangs on me or accentuates how thin I am because of how tight-fitted it is. Do you have any ideas for someone like me? :)

[@linda-marimuller4491]

Do you have a video on how to dress for a short rectangular shape and other body tipes? Would love to get tips on how to dress better. ☺️

[@ranmmm168]

Wow 😮 I didn’t know that my body shape has that free choices

[@sabrinas.3564]

Hi Justine. I'm learning a lot from your videos, wish I could give u a hug!!! Lol Would be amazing if u could do clothing hauls on the body shapes. Even if it's just from catalogs. Thanks 😘

[@kayladavies5168]

Former Inverted Triangle, then with slightly wider hips morphing into a rectangle, but with the added issue of being slightly shortwaisted. Am I now an Apple?? Would love to hear your take on shortwaisted. Love your energy!

[@juliamielcarek4495]

Hello!!!! Thank you so much for this post!!! I was wondering if you had any posts related to dressing a rectangle shape with a short neck. If not, can you direct me to some posts that might help????? Thank you again!

[@minarosa-diaz2592]

Justine, I sooo enjoy your extremely informative and engaging videos. Thank you. I was hoping for a video on a difficult body type to style.....mine. I am an older gamine towards natural woman with a rectangle shape standing at 5 ft. HELP!! My body and height seems to be a contradiction in terms of how to style and dress it. I’d like to give myself a curvier shape without making myself look shorter but still dressing in a sophisticated and classy manner related to my age (54). I am tan but believe I have a neutral undertone (blue and green veins) and an oval face shape, short hair (wedge) and I weigh 115. I am in the process of getting rid of all of my clothing and would like to keep enough for a minimal capsule wardrobe. I would appreciate ANY advice. Again, thank you for your time and expertise.

[@Sabaseb]

Hey Justine thanks for all your videos.. I would like to ask you if that is possible to make videos about famous fashion designers or fashion houses and the differences between their designs and attributes.. Thanks

[@xinranmanyu]

Thank you Justine, I am from Asia and with rectangel shape. It is so sad that there are many kinds of Korea and Japan brand whick specially design clothes for the other asian women body shape. For the long time I feel deeply disappointed in wearing these kinds of the clothes, it makes me feel much more fat, now I really wake up and know I have a gift to be a model and dress like a model. Thanks.

[@lisarakic9285]

As a teen, I thought I was a stick with no curves until I accidentally discovered fitted shorts, shirts and body hugging dresses. I had no idea I had any shape. Regular shirts hung off of me like I'm a walking hanger. Clothing that hugs or is at least slightly fitted, give my body shape. I have more shape now that I'm a mom, but I still wear fitted clothing. I also find low rise pants are the most flattering because they emphasize the hips.

[@anginkonyak3576]

Hi' Justine, i love and enjoy your videos. i want to ask a favor. can u make a style tips fro petite rectangle shape body please.

[@doll_dress_swap1269]

I think I'm a rectangle but with a little white girl bubble butt that pokes out in the back. Closet thing I have to otherwise non existent curves. This video gives me the confidence that I've been on the right track when it comes to the wide range of shapes and styles that I like in clothes, and that I'm not doing it "wrong" by using such a variety of things.

[@Julia4453]

Great suggestions. I hadn’t thought of asymmetric, but immediately can see how it would work well. So true about jeans. The problem I have with clothes is height. I’m 5’9” with long arms & legs. Moderately priced clothing is often just a little too short, and the lines are off. It requires a lot of shopping and trying on to find pieces that look good. Ugh!

[@ebeth6356]

That’s me exactly haha

[@rutujadhotre1784]

can you please tell about which type of tops are suitable for rectangular body shape women ,the type of sleeves and the type of neck of the top??

[@larissaa.6351]

Hi Justine, I have a question. According to my measurements (75, 60, 90) I am a triangle but I still very thin because I'm 1,73m tall. So I normally feel more like a rectangle. What do you think is important in dressing my shape? :/

[@RosetheSilvermuse]

Justine, thank you very much for your videos. I recently through thorough measuring that I'm a rectangle body with a Rectangle/oblong face. I am quite overweight with double scolioses curves. They compensate but I still look off kilter. Also I have a short neck and a short torso and longer legs. My head is round with a flat head in back and I have blue/purple wrist veins with a somewhat sallow/yellow face tone. My torso is pale as a ghost. I wear a beige foundation and I would like to put together a few classic and stylish outfits. I am grossly obese and I just want to feel good iny skin. Thank you much.

[@DDspaperworks]

I just found your video!!!!! I have a question, what do you consider someone who is rectangular (narrow shoulders, no waist or hips) with a large bust (and only 105 lbs)???? I have a hard time finding clothes that don't make me look like I'm 14 and have implants!!!! Thanks so much for sharing your gift with others. DD