Minimalism for the BODY TYPES

[@sarasegador8998]

Wow I’m so early…here,time stamps. Dramatic 1:03 Soft Dramatic 1:52 Romantic 2:42 Theatrical Romantic 3:13 Classic 3:51 Soft classic 4:19 Dramatic classic 4:47 Natural 5:41 Soft natural 6:15 Flamboyant Natural 6:55 Gamine 7:37 Soft gamine 8:51 Flamboyant gamine 9:53 You’re welcome❤

[@Pksx96]

Thank you! 💚

[@ceciliaexp]

Thanks. I enjoy the whole video but when referring back; the stamps are so helpful.

[@AlyArt]

Thank you for help Sara!

[@sarasegador8998]

@@AlyArt Your videos always help me so I’m reciprocating. Thank u!

[@alexandraulmer9361]

Thank you so helpful

[@skyisover7177]

I'm a Soft Dramatic and I have been trying to squeeze myself into minimalism for years. It appeals me aesthetically but it never worked right for me. So now I'm proud maximalist and it never feels so good before :)

[@eliza7ioana]

SAME🎉

[@clareeeeee1]

Same 😂😂❤️

[@BeautyLit]

Same! And I went for a color analysis and learned the brightest cool toned colors and high contrast prints suit me so maximalism here I come!

[@eliseb9801]

Same!!

[@MinkaLovesPineapples]

Same! This minimalism trend is not for me

[@Ejs226]

Ima dude. I legit have no clue about any of this stuff but was surprised about how much colors impact your look. Keep up the good work

[@Nerdy-By-Nature]

Thank you!! I'm SD but I prefer D style, lol. This was super helpful. I have found it challenging lately to find midi or maxi length wrap dresses that don't get very wide at the bottom (tiered), which is frustrating. And difficult finding wrap tops that aren't cropped. But you're absolutely right, these are the best shapes for us.

[@claudiah8905]

Time to shine for the classics ✨

[@minervarose7664]

As a Soft Classic the examples given are absolutely amazing ❤ i am also a Bright Spring, so a very monochrome muted palette does make me look washed out...therefore even in a minimalist look i try to create some contrast, specially with abright splash of colour!

[@MsSturbuck]

Minimalism is perfect for Classics ❤

[@peacefreedomandwealth]

True, and for people of soft colouring (Muted Summer and Muted Autumn).

[@cosmic_lotus_eater]

Yaay I always loved Minimalism and I'm a soft classic with soft summer colouring ❤️

[@FriendlyLocalGuides]

Loved it! Would appreciate a video with ideas for beach vacation, particularly for dramatic classic. Thank you for inspirational content 🤩💛

[@margaretfederal7378]

Your makeup always looks so good. You should do a GRWM!

[@deborahmac1997]

Aly, spot on tips as usual. 🌷

[@rosalinddavies8466]

These videos have really helped me discover my Kibbe type

[@youareinbarbados2578]

You are so accurate. Can you analyze influencer Anna Bey please?

[@thecammiverse]

That would be cool! I've been watching Anna Bey for a while. My best guess is that she's a Kibbe SN but with a very classic essence.

[@edennis8578]

​@@thecammiverse That sounds right.

[@shikacendana8510]

I love that you are so brilliant to keep being edgy and updated!!!

[@sherryedwards695]

Hi Aly. Such a great modern video. I'm so glad that you didn't save Theatrical Romantic for the end. However, I did watch all the way to the end.

[@ghostfeathers321]

I feel like this is the best video you've ever made. It's so clear and has such an artistic image for each type in a capsule wardrobe kind of way. I love it!

[@silkenrustle]

More of this type of content please, I love your point of view!

[@shreemontichatterjee978]

Now we need a maximalist one, loved this one ❤❤❤

[@draganamilenkovic1215]

Dear Aly, thank you for always giving steuctured and clear directions ❤ Would you consider making a similar video for OFFICE wear? Personally, I struggle with it as a SN, since most of the outfits make me look overly masculine, or ridicoulous if it has romantic lines. Thank you ❤

[@Aicha-pg2ld]

Hi Aly :) Can you please talk a Pajamas for body types.

[@estherflores4373]

Please!!!! I'm so tired of looking frumpy when I dress for bed

[@a24-45]

yes please ! the shops are always full of PJs with printed cartoon characters, ormasculine boyfriend styles, such as Tshirts and shirts-and-pants combos. OK for gamines but I'm a FN, so no way am I putting myself in kiddie designs; I feel I get stuck with wearing mens-style looks. Not interested in tight uncomfortable sexy lingerie styles either. How can I look alluring and feminine but not like Grandma?

[@시린-d4i]

Can you discuss Kitchener’s essences and how to incorporate it and make it work with Kibbe ?

[@Androgynary]

I’m a FG, and whenever I try to do minimalism I always have to add some “quirky” or playful element to the outfit or else it looks so dull on me…not at all elegant

[@ildikoedit9110]

Haha same problem here :D

[@rebeccajordan4491]

Same! I’m currently stuck with a minimalist capsule to accommodate weight gain and a no-buy until I’m back in my regular size, and I’ve never looked worse or hated my wardrobe more. I’m constantly dreaming of the perfect FG-Natural-Ethereal-Gamine-Maximalist collection I’m going to curate!

[@augusto7681]

@@rebeccajordan4491 "Natural-Ethereal-Gamine-Maximalist" ? It sound like every ID at once hahah

[@edennis8578]

You're probably right. Something that I read years ago was that Classics can dress head to toe in 100% classic clothing and look right, but other types need to tweak it in order to fit their personality type. I would have added, face type and body type, too. For example, I'm a Soft Dramatic. Although I buy mostly classic styles, I raise the wattage a bit with statement accessories or bold color.

[@edennis8578]

​@@thecammiverse As a Dramatic, you're supposed to add drama! You **will** look boring, or at least very ordinary, if you don't. You need some drama in order to showcase your special flare. Dramatic types are supposed to be dramatic!

[@andyqv-goodvibes1900]

this was so validating! I'm an FG and always go for chunky earrings, a bold lip, and my leather jacket, if im wearing a more minimal simple outfit and I think it works but was feeling unsure if it was enough given the base recommendations. Thanks! Now I know to be even more intentional with that.

[@joudisall6474]

Amazing topic !!!

[@Alaynasbooks]

Can you please make a video on makeup and clothes (colors really) for olive skin? I have very fair olive skin and it’s so hard to find things that suit me. I’m also muted so lots of stuff can wash me out or make me look even more tired than I am (I’m a new mom so I’m always tired haha) But most neutral palettes are way too warm for olive skin and then too cool tones look awful on me because I’m muted. The few things I find for olive skin talks about darker complexion for me so I’m really struggling. Love you!🤍

[@ahraiyaozuna-saenz2138]

I would love to see some references with WOC! Love your content 💜

[@virginiamontaldo440]

I am not really for minimalism but I appreciate this video, the suggestions ring true.

[@SolutionsWithin]

Hello Aly. Thank you for the video! I would like to make a video suggestion: Can you make a video about "super long hair" such as what type of person would suit that hair (maybe try to include issues surrounding age, weight, kibble type, etc.)! Thanks in advance! : )

[@mariangelastanzione500]

Hi! Could you also do youthful edgy quirky for body types? I love vintage so much but people always tell me the way I dress makes me older. I suspect I’m a dramatic but I’m not sure. But definitely more on the yang spectrum

[@a24-45]

Great suggestion. Also do look up "how to wear vintage successfully" for styling ideas, see if there is someone whose body type looks similar to yours. Be very wary of wearing "classic " "timeless" garments that happen to be vintage. classic styles will notoriously make you look older and frumpy if you are not a classic body type.

[@edennis8578]

Be careful of your hairstyle. I've seen nineteen year old girls look 40 with the wrong hairstyle, and I've seen this happen more than once. Don't underestimate the difference your hair can make.

[@ZurditaDinamita]

I'm a similar case! Not sure about my type, something like D or FN, but I love short silouettes 😩 I wear them anyways (looking like a brunette Taylor Swift lol), and I've discovered I somehow look good on those lines thanks to some gamine essence! (I'm more aware about my essence: Natural and Gamine, so now I create outfits based on those concepts + some drama :D)

[@crystalbjornson2580]

Always enjoy your videos and the amount of research you put in, Aly. Just found the background music make your voice hard to hear and annoying. Hope that's helpful feedback.

[@darjadrake4210]

Thanks a lot Aly.

[@pocahontasthegreat]

This video has been the most helpful!

[@rebeccajordan4491]

I’m embracing that I’m a functional minimalist and an aesthetic maximalist, and my current double-minimalist capsule for my FG/Natural-ethereal-gamine essence is driving me absolutely crazy. I’ve never felt less attractive in my life.

[@cinderling5472]

Hello there, essence twin! I'm ABSOLUTELY certain that you are attractive!! 😍💖 This combo is pretty darn unique and awesome, imho Maybe just focus on the N essence first? Then a touch of ethereal, and a detail of gamine. Maybe easier. But i relate to how you feel as well It's hard out here for N's at the moment Please don't let it get you down! All the best 💖

[@clairekurdelak2913]

Yeah, ethereal and flamboyant gamine vibes don’t go with minimalism easily! If you love maximalism I hope you can find a way to make your wardrobe more exciting and make you feel good! I love thrifting for accessories; that’s a way to get lots of options without spending too much. Best wishes!

[@ajardineira]

Use what makes you happy. You will be perceived better.

[@leriava]

Functionally minimalist and aesthetically maximalist is a great definition for myself that I never could put into words before. Great insight!

[@bianca5873]

Please do casual/loungewear for the body types❤

[@nusaibaii]

Thank you Aly art

[@marysia_ml3744]

Thank you Aly 🙂

[@quietangel1574]

I love you so much ally 💖and love your videos so much Could you please make a video about body types and behaviour , movement and way of walking 🙏

[@wrendor9465]

Like, love this video soo much! Thank you!!

[@crazynatassa]

Amazing video as always!!❤

[@patty.cakes.]

4:18 Soft Classic 😊

[@magdlynstrouble2036]

Your tips were great!

[@birdiesandbees21]

so good! thank you!

[@civilizeddiva]

I have to attend a funeral in a few weeks and found the Donna Karen "Tuxedo Dress": long sleeves, (on top) collar and lapels. I feel ilke this dress is an example of what you mean when you say try to balance a look. The top of the dress (collor and lapels) are not my normal look, but Donna Karan balanced the masculine or structured lines by making it a wrap front. I bought the Steward Weitzman 85 pump to go with it.

[@FeelinErie]

Soft Dramatics - 1:53

[@itsnotdatsrs1]

this is not related but which would body would weigh more than they look? can u please do a video about body types and weight?

[@thedevilandhertrumpets4268]

Have you looked at the videos on this channel at all? She covers those topics and more.

[@itsnotdatsrs1]

@@thedevilandhertrumpets4268 no im a new subscriber, can u recommend me some videos about this topic?

[@raraavis7782]

I would say, that extra pounds tend to be more noticable on a narrow frame. So a gamine or dramatic would look 'overweight' much more easily, then a natural or especially a romantic type. If you have curves, a bit of extra weight elsewhere won't be nearly as noticeable then if you don't. But it also depends on where you carry your weight. A woman with a protruding belly will probably be perceived as 'heavier', then one with wide hips/ass, because it's not associated with 'feminine curves'. And then athletic women often weigh much more then you would think. If you have a nice layer of muscle all over your body, it'll add quite a bit of weight, but I won't make you look 'heavy'. That's just my observations, hope it helps a bit.

[@itsnotdatsrs1]

@@raraavis7782 it all makes sense, thank you. but i still can’t figure out what my body type is 😭 people always guess im taller and weigh way less than i am (im about 165 cm and 54.9 kg but ppl guess 170 cm and 45 kg) but i’ve also been told i have a petite body frame. i have curves but too small to call myself an hourglass (they’re not even noticeable w oversized clothes lol) if you have any idea what my body type would be, can u please lmk?

[@raraavis7782]

@@itsnotdatsrs1 Hm. Maybe those people are just very bad at guessing 😅. I'm 1,72 and currently weigh about 65kg. (Which is certainly a little too much and I'm working on it, lol) but I was very thin as a teen... around 55kg, with my lowest weight 51...but I was borderline anorexic at the time and teachers started to 'ask questions' about my well being and such. That's how scarily thin I already looked. So if people think, you weigh 45kg at 1,70...they probably just don't know, what they're talking about. That would mean a BMI of under 16 and make you very severely underweight. Whereas 55kg at 165 sounds very reasonable and healthy. But anyways. You're a little small for a dramatic (who tend to appear taller, as I understand it). But Gamines, who are typically petite, usually don't appear tall. Naturals are usually easy to identify (imo), because they have an 'athletic' look to them, even if they aren't. But classics, again, don't usually appear taller then they are. What kind of clothes do you feel suit you best? Sometimes it works better, to approach this from that angle. Assuming, of course, that you are old enough, to have tried different styles and types of clothing. Would you feel pretty in a flowery dress with ruffles? A lady suit? A boho dress? Does plain and minimalist work for you? Do you love big, bold accessoires? Sometimes, the things we have already chosen as favorites in our wordrobe, are very telling.

[@Pilgriminprogress7]

Eyeshadow palettes for the seasons?

[@Mynameisdarkxxo]

Hope you can update your pininterest 💜

[@maririmussa2420]

Dear aly can u also please do a body type series for little people? They always get excluded

[@debbiesivertson817]

Thank you ❤❤❤!!!

[@philipskrusso1153]

Vesti con stile e soddisfazione❤😊

[@kristy_Henry]

great Video ❤

[@Chahlie]

I tried having a 'uniform' and realised I simply cannot wear plain colours near my face. I am a 'soft' type and really need prints or textures, oddly. Miss Marple style suits me, which my son finds hilarious :)

[@inabind416]

Who is Miss Marple?

[@Chahlie]

@@inabind416 Agatha Christie's 'Miss Marple'. Fluffy old lady in faded tweeds...

[@Bongi344]

Nice topic!

[@Beading_Kate]

I think that my wardrobe is not minimalist in common sense, but it is minimal to me. Like, I don’t wear black and navy, these colors wash me out and make me look sick. I replaced them with warmer colors: brown, rust, burnt sienna, orange. I mostly got rid of pure white and snow white pieces (I mean white with blueish undertone). Cream and off-white are better for me. Also, I choose warmer grey, greige and taupe instead of cool greys. Overall, my wardrobe is curated, almost every piece is intentional, it is cohesive and solid in terms of style, but colors I wear are not considered minimalistic. Have never seen orange color being included into “minimalist wardrobe” concept. And that will put me somewhere in between.

[@Asmiism]

Hey🙋🏻‍♀️ we're in the same boat ig😅. I also look horrible on Black, all type of Blues, Whites (I prefer off-white n cream whites), Gray, Charcoal plus any neon colours. I won't call my wardrobe minimalist in any way. Like you said my wardrobe also consists brown, taupe, burnt sienna, rust, wine, sage+olive green, powder pink, butter yellow, greige, rosy brown, rosy beige, muted pink n mauves. I also love floral prints, stripes🤣👍🏻.

[@dani4606]

I love your content and you, I'm just always hoping for time stamps or some kind of a navigation method for when I want to jump back to my type, in all o fyour videos.

[@ivynicolai7504]

More about ingenue please

[@RP-lg3wt]

Hi @alyart love your voice and your videos but the background music is very distracting. Could you decrease the volume of the music or eliminate it?

[@carmenz8764]

great video

[@dancerbranka]

Please analyse Maghain Trainor body type❤

[@royamakhani9810]

Thank you dear Aly for this video. If you have a chance, please do a video about the Oscar's.

[@patricialinares241]

Aly, could you analize Dennis Rodman style?

[@edennis8578]

Whatever for! 😱

[@missnars87]

I’m really confused it seems like romantics are similar to soft classics. What can you do to determine the difference? What can we as regular people identify in ourselves that would be different. For example in the kibbe test what bits would rule out soft classic vs theatrical romantic for ? The recommendations seem so similar .

[@Bongi344]

I only can imagine how different both type's makeup style is. The rest, I have the same confusion with you.

[@rosalinddavies8466]

I’ve realised I’m a soft natural rather than a natural due to my need a scarf to balance my neutral look

[@annas5303]

This may be because of your coloring and need for contrast, just another possible explanation 😊

[@시린-d4i]

2:09 I have never related more in my life. Yes right fitting makes me feel like my chest is too prominent and about to pop out. With loose fitting my chest + waist and shoulder area looks bulky and fat

[@gogobergie2000]

I see you do shorts. Can you please do one on Emmanuelle Alt? I believe she is dramatic or flamboyant nautral. I really like her style. Thanks.

[@PM-ji1wv]

I can't find my body type still. Maybe somebody can help. I'm 5ft 6 , small face with narrow nose, round eyes, narrow lips, long neck, shoulders are wide but straight and thin, body is narrow and torso is long., slim waist, legs are slightet shorter compared to torso with longer limbs to knee and shorter to the foot. Hips are broad, shapely resr defined thigh gap. I feel I can fit slighter into different shapes but not exactly any particular one. Definitely do not suit loose, straight clothes, boxy, shaped clothes look really bad on me. . Any suggestions out there as to body type?

[@yesitsme4276]

I am a soft dramatic but I do not like the flowy fabrics on me. I look best in classic tapered clothes that skim the body.

[@MsBuffalopoo]

All of your suggestions are great and leave plenty of space for personal preferences. But man, I am so sick and tired of BEIGE.

[@SolutionsWithin]

Hi Aly. I have another question for you! I noticed my daughter fits the body type of ingenue, but then I realize that's not one of the Kibbe types! What is the closest Kibbe types to the ingenue type (I think it's part of a system called Kitchener?)? I'm guessing it might be flamboyant gamine, but I don't think that quite fits the bill the same as ingenue. Thanks in advance

[@lilaeia]

Ingenue being petite yin, FG would be too much yang. Gamine has undercurrent yang, and the Dramatic (flamboyant) addition is adding more yang. As someone who is Ethereal-Ingenue-Romantic in Kitchener, and very familiar with his system, I’d say Ingenue is closest to being a subset of Romantic, just much more youthful. Could also be Soft Gamine, if there’s some yang in the mix. Or even Theatrical Romantic, where yin is dominant and yang just adds a little sharpness. Kibbe doesn’t cater for any pure yin types other than Romantic. Kitchener has Ingenue as the step more yin than Romantic, and Ethereal as the extreme yin. If she is truly an Ingenue, it sounds like she would be all yin. Just small-scale yin as opposed to Romantic’s medium-sized prints. Is there any particular reason for needing to type her in Kibbe’s system if she’s found a good match in Kitchener’s system? I am a Romantic in Kibbe’s system because he doesn’t offer anything else for all-yin ladies. But it’s REALLY hit-and-miss. As a VERY dominant Ethereal, I have found myself in Kitchener’s system and don’t feel the need to squeeze myself into a box I don’t really fit into, with Kibbe’s system. I just watch everything, cos… Aly!! 😂😜 💝

[@SolutionsWithin]

@@lilaeia thank u for all the info. Very interesting! No very special reason to want to know it. I thought maybe someday I can direct her to look into it because I know how much benefit it’s brought to myself and my self confidence by determining my type (soft gamine). It makes one more comfortable in their own skin when they know what style looks best on them.

[@lilaeia]

@@SolutionsWithin Agreed!! Self-understanding is invaluable!!! 🤗 I was struggling with the Romantic suggestions, since key aspects like having a long vertical line (within a petite frame) means needing long garments or otherwise long visual line (like monochromatic looks), rather than short vertical aspect such as cropped pants or shorter hemlines suggested for Romantics. Discovering that I’m an Ethereal makes SO much more sense!! And having a short waist means belts or waist demarcation (Romantics) is all kinds of wrong on me. Also mid-sized prints drown me out. Ethereals do better without waist demarcation, and with abstract prints in low colour contrast combinations. The point being, when you find yourself and the recommendations that work… stick with that! Whatever system it’s in. I can’t find myself in several other systems out there, and Kibbe doesn’t work for me… but it gave me a platform to springboard off from. Understanding that I’m all yin was a great start. I couldn’t see myself objectively enough, and thought everything was “middle-of-the-range”. Meaning I placed myself as C on everything in the questionnaire, which resulted in a false outcome of Classic. I lack the symmetry - I can tell now that I’m much deeper down the rabbit hole lol. But in the beginning of the journey, I couldn’t tell what was balanced, sharp and soft. And I had no notion of how petite my bones look lol. [Possible body dysmorphia!! 🙈] I think if your daughter is representing an Ingenue, roll with that. Try the short lines, high necklines, small-scale round patterns, pastel colours and sweet styles of Ingenue and see if it brings out her best. And if not, play with adding other essences until she finds her unique balance. It might be that she is dominantly Ingenue and her secondary essence is needed to bring harmony. For example, whilst I am dominantly Ethereal, without the hint of sweetness (Ingenue) in my mix, something of “me” is missing. If she has Natural as her secondary essence, for example, dressing all Ingenue might be missing the approachability and groundedness of the Natural’s influence. Also, as she gets older, her other essences might play more of a role. Ingenue will always be there, but part of looking like a little girl is young age. At some stage, it might make more sense dressing her as a Natural-first (in the above example), with Ingenue influence, rather than the other way around. Or whatever it is her secondary essence is! Rachel from Truth Is Beauty has a WONDERFUL Excel questionnaire that allows you to figure out your ratio of your top three essences, if you decide to dive further into the essence system rather than Kibbe! I love Kitchener’s system to bits, and eventually would love to be formally trained in it and give consultations and run workshops. For now, I‘m self-taught lol. Hope you find what works best for you and your daughter!! 💖 Hope all of that makes sense!! Love, Lilaeia. 💝

[@SolutionsWithin]

@@lilaeia Hi Lilaeia. Wow! So much info you’ve shared here! Thank you very much. I am saving your comment in the email mitigation so I have it for reference! Lol. 😀 You’ve convinced me to look into Kitchener more. I was avoiding it because I’m still getting used to focussing on validating my Kibbe type with my clothing choices (over the last few years I kept forgetting about it after awhile and would often head back down the “wrong” rabbit holes at the clothing stores! Now I am committed to taking it more seriously. I was also worried the the Kitchener system may have so much leeway so as to “allow” you to have too many combined essences or types so that I was concerned it could get messy and loose in theme, kind of like mixing too many colours together on a paint pallet when painting (mixing too many just makes the colour mud colour). So if I’m going to have the focus and discipline to stick to a style and buying clothes that compliment my style, I need it to be clean (focussed). But, now I do have an interest, at least for my daughter’s sake, to look into Kitchener. It seems like you would make a wonderful stylist. If you live it, you should do it! I wish you all the luck and blessings! 💗🙏

[@SolutionsWithin]

@@lilaeia oh! I just saw on your channel that you do spiritual teaching? Wow! That’s amazing! I love spirituality! I was raised Christian, but I mostly consider myself to be Hindu and a spiritualist now. My absolute favourite movie on Earth is here on YT. It’s called “Samadhi Movie” There are two parts. It’s amazing!! The man who made it, well actually, they are a couple, are Canadian, as myself, and have a meditation retreat here in Ontario. I haven’t been, but I may go someday. Maybe I should go sooner than later since my kids and ex are driving me absolutely mad right now!! 🙄😭 Not very spiritual of me to feel so sad about it…. Anyway, it’s very nice to meet you. We should chat further sometime. I’ve subbed you. 🥰🙏💗

[@ghostfeathers321]

Hey Aly, where do you get your colored glasses? Thank you!

[@888katiechau]

What type of everyday shoes is flattering on soft dramatic?

[@Cherrysmith2809]

I think I am either a TR or a SG. I see the dress is similar and also what I look best in. Can you point out the differences of those two types? I only see that they are similar, so maybe that is why I don’t know which I am. Is it mainly that SGs have longer limbs than TRs?

[@augusto7681]

They are kind similar. If you had to chose by the big families you think are more R or G ? If your main characteristic is the softness with a bit of sharpnes you are probably TR. If your main characteristic is a narrow body you are probably the SG. Also consider other things like do you have long arms or long legs to your height. Another test is closer or open necklines. If you are TR open neckline will be better.

[@Cherrysmith2809]

@@augusto7681 Ah, thank you. I am 5’1”, have wider hips, small waist and short limbs. My shoulders are narrow and sharp. My bust is small to average. I carry my weight in hips and thighs. I must be a TR.

[@emmmilllliaaa]

​@merrywalsh2809 try the lines of the big families. Your description makes me think of gamine, possibly FG, but descriptions aren't typing and I'm no expert. Good luck!

[@peacefreedomandwealth]

You should check your bone structure. Soft Gamine is overall sharper, their bone structure is stronger, more yang looking. Theatrical Romantic is narrow, delicate more fragile looking.

[@aurigavega]

If you're sure about TR vs SG, you can try pure romantic vs gamine line. You would look just right in one and comical on the other

[@nenunenu5170]

A flamboyant gamine siempre le dan tan poco tiempo y tan pocas fotos =(

[@jessicagomes4043]

not a big fan of minimalism actually I like a little bit of quirkiness 😁

[@evam4182]

***unrelated but I need help! Would you do a video on violin/“hip dips” and wearing fitted clothing? I’m a soft gamine and there are so many pieces I know would look good on me but the shape of my hips makes all high waisted things fit so weird - especially skirts 😭

[@TheTessbloom]

I am a TR and I am trying to find slimfit classic high-waist trousers. Anyone have tips on where I can find that?

[@benouzgane1929]

Where were you last Sunday?

[@maryammaher3172]

First i considered myself as soft classic but later i recognized soft classic are proportioned so now i am still confused either i m theatrical romantic or soft gamine 😅 Can you plz make a video on bollywood actresses body type

[@juliarundkvist6914]

Hi aly, do you take consultations (to help determine a clients body types)? I would really need some help with that, if not do you know any KZbin creator that do take consultations?

[@vlastaneuwirtova9833]

Top video👍 thank you...( music no please 🙂for me)

[@majatodorovic1547]

Aly, can I as a more narrow FN sometimes choose a sleeker outfit like, more dramatic in strukture?

[@peacefreedomandwealth]

Flambotant Naturals aren't narrow. Maybe you're Dramatic or Soft Dramatic?

[@majatodorovic1547]

@@peacefreedomandwealth Yes I am FN, but like more narrower like model Claudia Shipfer🥰

[@katyasehryn8810]

Q: Do you mean you're thin and not as muscular as you could be? As a fellow FN, I think you'd have to look at pictures of you with outfits with FN appropriate lines vs outfits with more sharp lines and see which look you prefer. I LOVE Sharp lines but I cannot go overboard or else I look wierd but I DO push it to the limit 🤣

[@majatodorovic1547]

@@katyasehryn8810 i thought I am dramatic ( I have dramatic, classic and Ethereal essences), but people from the Fleely ykibbe gropu said i was FN because i have wider shoulders. I would say i have the same problem with you, so i like to combine FN and D line together 🤣

[@peacefreedomandwealth]

​@@majatodorovic1547I also have wider shoulders, but I belong to Dramatic body type family as my bone structure is sharp and angular. If you are Flamboyant Natural your bone structure should be blunt.

[@Ponitypon]

Did Aly share her body type eversince she said she isn't SG ANYMORE? I am dying to know

[@tara144]

Can dramatics wear crop tops?

[@jessicaferman3090]

I have a question. My body type is similar to Jennifer Aniston what kind of body type is her?

[@darjadrake4210]

She is 'Natural'

[@jessicaferman3090]

@@darjadrake4210 thanks

[@yasminenina2743]

Hello I can't tell what type I am my results are: Bone structure: c 2d a body flesh:3d a c facial features:2c 2a e d b Total: 6D 4C 4A 1E1B I'm 5'5 , overall skinny but I have flesh in my thighs and shoulders and they're the first thing I notice if I gane weight i have a flat chest and kinda defined waist my hips are much bigger than my waist but even with my shoulders,my wrists and ankles are very narrow, my hands and feet are narrow but small, my eyes (round and upturned)nose and cheekbones(they look SLIGHTLY full when i gane weight)are prominent my lips are small slightly rounded and slightly full

[@patrycjam.6460]

Have you considered flamboyant gamine?

[@yasminenina2743]

@@patrycjam.6460 I think you might be right

[@patrycjam.6460]

@@yasminenina2743 The test is really difficult to take it. Your answears sounds like a gamine Group to me. Your description fits to Fg or maybe Tr? It depends on how can you be objective about yourself. Try to watch some comparisons video of Aly. It can help you to clarify some things 🙂

[@nataleenriosgonzalez6687]

do you classified body? consultation?

[@Hannah-sk3ht]

I am so confused about my body type at this point. My face has always been very Gamine, kinda childish looking with huge eyes, people comparing me to Tim Burton characters my whole life but I always felt like I am too tall (168 cm) and not naturally petite to be that. For a few years I weighed a bit more and my body appeared to be a typical pear shape - very narrow shoulders, narrow waist and noticeably bigger hips and thighs (around 65cm-102 cm for those two last parts) and I noticed I always gain most of the weight on my hips, then a bit on my arms and face. But now I lost a lot of weight and my waist stayed the same but my hips are 90 cm now and also my shoulders appear to be a wider and more angular and overalls I feel like I look very different now, more balanced and that makes me confused 😢 I dress kinda minimalistic but I still haven't found my fav silhouette so idk :/

[@mus1quenonst0p]

i understand the weight loss and body type change. i still can’t determine my proportions in a body type. i’m shorter (5’4”) and don’t look dramatic bc of vertical line, but my face might be dramatic. i have a very short waist and long arms but not petite enough in the hips and arms for FG. i really want my body type done so i can get some clothing and feel good. i lost a lot of weight too, so it’s hard to tell what i am anymore. i could have known prior to gaining weight, but i just don’t know where i fit. thanks for sharing!

[@ssam1820]

I don't suit any I say I go for glamours even in simple clothes I try to make it glamours

[@pinkroses135]

With so little love for maximalism right now dressing like a cartoon character is in vogue 😂

[@clarion3204]

Can you do a video on dressing androgynously for all the body types? I’m non-binary, and often how I want to present myself is attractive, radiant and put-together, but not overtly masculine or feminine… so, androgynous! I feel like the only way I see androgyny depicted is on tall, lean figures and usually with an emphasis on the masculine. I would find it FASCINATING to see your interpretation of androgyny across the kibbe spectrum because so much of it relates to yin and yang energy. I am a dramatic classic, so I already have quite a balance of yin and yang, and I find I have to be subtle in my expression of androgyny or else it quickly dips into feeling too costumey and not feeling cohesive. It’s fun and affirming to find ways to express myself in a way that feels like a natural blend of masculine and feminine elements, like wearing sturdier fabrics and high neck lines but emphasizing my waist, or pairing a fitted a-line skirts with a mandarin-cut jacket and sturdy flat-soled boots. There’s obviously no single way to be androgynous and “androgyny” can be interpreted a thousand different ways, so I would love to see *your* interpretation of androgyny through the body types and how to play with masculine and feminine elements in a way that incorporates both and finds a harmony between them. Thanks!

[@miasan3528]

1:52

[@rosalinddavies8466]

My minimalistic look is oatmeal with a grey scarf and black trousers

[@lisahanley3790]

As a dramatic that was so helpful.

[@rosalinddavies8466]

Snickers

[@erikacavalcante1811]

👍❤⚘

[@rosalinddavies8466]

Simple neutrals but elegant

[@viktorija_6267]

I didn't see romantic, what minute is it?

[@mariebarker4499]

Thank you Aly! You are awesome! God bless you! ❤️❤️💯. God bless everyone who reads this and love you all: make sure you know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour everyone! He is coming soon! Accept and believe in Jesus Christ! John 3:16, Revelation 20:15, 1 Corrinthians 15 1-4 and Romans 10 9 and 10

[@Lala-eb4qh]

First to comment!😅❤

[@pernillah5100]

It's called hoops, not hula hoops, that's a children's toy 😉♥️

[@neanea1173]

She's of course Russian and is very intelligent. Isn't it amazing how well she speaks and communicates highly in her 2nd language? So good!

[@suzanschneider6163]

Yup, I found that endearing! I love Aly’s videos so much.