SHOES for the BODY TYPES

[@AlyArt]

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[@KloudzRfluffy]

0:32 Dramatic 1:08 Soft Dramatic 1:39 Romantic 2:08 Theatrical Romantic 2:36 Classic 3:29 Soft Classic 3:54 Dramatic Classic 4:45 Natural 5:50 Soft Natural 6:24 Flamboyant Natural 6:55 Gamine 7:35 Soft Gamine 8:16 Flamboyant Gamine

[@plasticfrog4533]

@KloudzRfluffy just wrote down the time stamps 😂

[@KloudzRfluffy]

@@plasticfrog4533 I didn't see! We must have done it at about the same time. Great thinking!

[@gem2148]

Thank you

[@ablurida]

not all heroes wear capes.

[@mariatseva7613]

Da real mvp! Cheers!

[@owlberry5997]

Aly, your series made me love my body for the first time in my life. I'd been struggling with weight, bulimia and binge eating for 10 years and even at my lowest weight (55 kg at 169 cm), I still didn't look skinny enough to be approved by my female peers (I'm a soft natural- combined with heavy, black outfits and oversized sweaters I looked really quite unattractive). You made me love fashion, experiments and myself more than any other youtuber out there and I'm extremely grateful for what you do. You're a real life saver, Aly. Beauty seems to be such a shallow topic to people who don't struggle with anxiety but to me, this was a real issue that made me fall back in life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Also, BTW, would you mind doing an episode on hats? Thank you!

[@palexdillon8563]

You are my stylist. I never knew how to dress. I just thought I was fat awkward weird shaped. I got a whole wardrobe for under 60 bucks and its the best I have ever had. Thank you! ♥️💋💋 I hope you many blessings styling chic people who adore you much!

[@kurapikakurta3863]

RIGHT?!!! It's like yeah I'm beautiful from head to toe and I'm gonna bring out my natural beauty(instead of covering/correcting anything that's "unflattering").

[@marble3469]

I felt the same way 😭😭😭

[@bobbyg1570]

Where’d you shop?

[@violeticious9197]

The greatest series on KZbin! This is so useful! I no longer spend money on items I don’t wear! Thank you so much! By the way, does anyone know where I can find Kibbie’s book?

[@AlyArt]

Thank you! I think they sell it on Amazon - but it's so expencive. My friend sent it to me as a present.

[@tirtunemdouq]

I definitely only s buy 'soft natural' clothes since I've discovered the series

[@user-io4um3ux7k]

So soft dramatic doesn't have a flat shoe style? I couldn't find the book in the library near me.

[@silvereyeshopingforparadise]

Can you do skirts and/or shorts for the body types? Xx

[@annaibanez2499]

Zandra omg I struggle a lot with skirts and shorts as well

[@ilcehastings]

Can you do a “Swimwear for the Body Types” if that even is a thing please 😁

[@zgi7907]

Yes pls

[@mariasoto1837]

I guess we follow the similar rules to clothing.

[@khxliakhxlia3605]

I cant believe she still hasn't dont itt

[@MascarasAndMixers]

Yes

[@edwardhisse2687]

​@@khxliakhxlia3605 bc theres no swimwear section in the book

[@elitheowl3896]

Hi Aly, the Italian Style Pump referrs to the way the pump is made. Italy among other countrys is well known for it's fine leather goods. Their style of making shoes is: classic in shape "never out of style" pointy tip but not too narrow and the heels are not too chunky. The way the leather is used is very crisp, neat edges. Strong/sturdy leather soles and soft leather on the outside. Not so many details like embellishments. Hope this helps! Love from Italy 😘

[@CatsEyeCafe]

Italy is known for their good quality leather. Maybe Kibbe trys to suggest with his italian style pumps, good quality leather shoes with a twist. I have visited italy and all women wear classic style heels but with a unusual color or ornament but it still looks classy and kind of avantgarde.... like those valentino shoes with those studs, classic but kinda edgy

[@silverroxen2954]

That sounds like Dramatic Classic shoes alright.

[@nickn2794]

Yeah we are the bests for that. 😊 And you can find even fantastic boots at very affordable prices (depenging on where you go of course).

[@rivkaruthgolan]

I didn't see this when I commented. I agree! Architecture and design is impt. in Italy.

[@elinljungstrom3932]

Love that you're doing the body type series again! It's always great to see a new video from you! I would like to see swimsuits/underwear for each body type :)

[@officiallyanamika]

Still no clue about my body-type but I love these videos 🤣

[@annewhittemore3771]

It took me a couple times taking the test, on different days, after watching a lot of the more specific ones.

[@cianap.281]

Yay! I love this body types series. I'd really love another hair video, dealing with ideas for when your hair isn't naturally the stereotypical type for your body type. Like Romantics with pin-straight thin hair or dramatics with fluffy afros. Like I'm not going to curl-set my hair into theatrical romantic Old Hollywood waves every day but I'd certainly put it in a simple updo or consider the length. Ideas would be amazing.

[@gittevandevelde2208]

You could check out some of merriam style's videos for this, I think she covered the 'straight hair but romantic' thing in her casual looks for romantics and theatrical romantics video. Otherwise, I think just following your lines would be best. For afro hair with dramatics, for example: dramatic are geometric and accurate. So the afro should have to be very clean and accurate, like a nice smooth circle around the head. For naturals just keeping it, well, natural woudl be best. For classics trying to tie it back in a clean but and then take care of that the not-sleeked back part, the fluffy part where someone with straight hair's ponytail woudl be, is also very clean. No matter your hairtype, just kind of 'translatingt' the key words (wild, carefree, clean, stylized, whispy etc.) for your hairtype is key.

[@cianap.281]

@@gittevandevelde2208 Thanks for the thoughtful reply! I did see that Merriam Style video and promptly begged her for more in the comments, haha. But yes, it's a good one. Your description of the dramatic 'fro reminds me of that Roberta Flack album cover* where her hair is in the exact shape of the record inside. I'm in the TR boat, but I've got straight hair with a slight bend that won't even hold wet-set curls (so, Natural's hair, basically). And I'm staying away from heat treatment because I use henna, so I guess "glam updo, side part" is a winner in my case. I'm growing out my hair to elbow length with blunt cut ends; kinda the opposite of TR recs but when I do layers it always looks like rats chewed my hair off in my sleep. I've probably wasted enough thought over this issue. * www.funkmysoul.gr/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/front45.jpg

[@abigailr2654]

Some kind of messy( but not really messy hairstyles) could work for you. Like a bun, ponytail, beach hair

[@cianap.281]

@@abigailr2654 Yeah, I've some luck with that! But haven't done it in a while, I should get back to that thanks.

[@silverroxen2954]

A Dramatic with an afro could get their hair cut like Grace Jones, who is a Dramatic.

[@chiaraambrosini8901]

I need a video "skirts for the body types"

[@beccaboo8356]

Did you read my mind????!! Thanks so much!!

[@AlyArt]

x x xx :)

[@Violeta-q9i]

Thank you for the videos on Kibbe!! Love this one as much the others!! You are my favourite youtuber of all. You deserve way more recognition

[@Aethelrose]

I think very fitted sleek platform is the most fun way to break the no chunky shoes rule as a TR. if you mix in delicacy of very narrow ankle to the boot that hits below the shin starts, or lacing all the way up over l over the knee. it looks wonderfully edgy. Id encourage all classics and true gamines to try that as well, any type with conflicting mixes of yin and yang.

[@MsQueroir]

Maybe this idea is silly, but how about casual wear? I don’t live in an urban place and can’t always figure out how to translate all this higher fashion into everyday wear. Where I live, the style is very casual but I want to look my best- especially as I get older and right now I’m out of shape, which looks heavy on me. I did figure out that tucking my shirt in and keeping clothes ironed does help- even when wearing casual. Thank you!

[@jamieh1534]

Thank you Aly!! Another life changing video. I’ve told all my friends about you & your videos. We are having fun profiling one another. I wish you so much success and I look forward to seeing you on your own reality TV show soon. Thank you for sharing! 😀😀😀

[@stars-and-clouds]

Hey, I wanted to know how a romantic body type can dress up in a little less feminine way? I'm a little tomboyish but I have a very soft and curvy figure and my demeanour is very bubbly and free-spirited, not delicate. When I wear super girly clothes I feel uncomfortable maybe bc I'm too young rn to dress like a woman anyway? (I'm 19) I don't feel like myself and I also feel it doesn't suit my personality even though it is perfect to my body. I also like dressing up in harmony with my lines, I don't want to look out of place. I'm sorry this is complicated... I hope you can answer my question Thank you so much for everything you've taught me so far, I love you.

[@jankchic91]

Look up Merriam Style on youtube and click on her video called "style actualization". She talks precisely about this. About how Romantics/TRs can dress edgier without abandoning their lines.

[@Haghenveien]

Maybe, you're a soft gamine instead of a romantic. You can look at the description of that bodytype and see if it works better for you.

[@tionnajohnson8430]

YJ girl I wish we could trade I'm soft natural 😁

[@SweetTeaElle]

YJ You sound like me!!!

[@arlenejames.]

@@Haghenveien She claims to be a Romantic with an edgier or slightly tomboyish personality. Our personality and body type are independent from each other. However, you can dress according to your personality and still follow your lines. Just clarifying. Good day!

[@thefrenchsocialite4062]

This is the exact video I was looking for.. You read in my mind ❤️

[@AlyArt]

Thank you! I'm very glad!!

[@softly128]

Aly Art please make a video about Dita von Teese, her body type and her style.

[@abigailr2654]

Funny Cloud shes a soft classic

[@rh-ig2nt]

@@abigailr2654 do you know what Halle from CholexHalle's body type is?

[@abigailr2654]

Coco Zora Soft Gamine maybe?

[@rh-ig2nt]

@@abigailr2654 Ohh I can see what you mean, thank you. I think my body is closer to hers but my head/face is closer to her sister (Chloe), but I don't think I'm the same body type as Chloe because she is curvy, and I'm not. If I have her body and her sister's head (if that mes sense?) what would that make me? Just one more person, her name is Sierra Capri she plays a character called Monse on a Netflix show called On My Block.

[@abigailr2654]

Coco Zora I would say Chloe is a romantic but her face leans towards theatrical romantic. I wouldnt say that that a soft gamine couldnt have her features though. I think it really depends on the proportion of your head to body because soft gamines tend to have larger heads but if your head is more average then I might consider flamboyant gamine or regular gamine. I think monse is a dramtic classic. She does have some gamine features but the overall effect is dramatic classic.

[@rivkaruthgolan]

Italian style is classic with an edge. Elegant badass

[@chucksareforshmucks5520]

*Is a TR and wears Doc Martens*

[@Jessica-ny9iu]

ChucksAreForShmucks meeeee 😂💀

[@Jennifer.villezcas]

I feel ya 😂❤

[@samanthakim1975]

Sameeee

[@samanthakim1975]

I came to this video because I was wondering if high top vans would flatter me

[@inspiredby624]

well you could always change out the shoelaces for silky ribbons ;)

[@gittevandevelde2208]

When you're so early that all the times aren't posted yet so you have to sit through the video waiting for your type. By the way, I will always wear block heels no matter my type because honestly I can't walk on those thin shitty things. I like heels though.

[@Construyendoaishtar]

Hi Aly! For Dramatic Classics, you asked what "Italian Style Pumps" are. When I was little, it meant pumps with a kitten heel, extremely narrow and long (the toes didn't touch the end of the shoe) but the point was a bit rounded. I can't seem to find any examples online, but they looked very elegant. Thank you for making your videos so fun and well organized!

[@jahnavisingh1760]

Initially when I came to know about the body types I thought that it was something different and I should try it........but now I think that it is quite impractical to wear only stuff prescribed by the body types this is something which cannot be followed on a daily basis by normal people. Love your videos and the way you explain.

[@CryptoProphet]

It all just became so clear to me, lol. Shoes are like my make or break wardrobe item. You literally just explained why I love and reach for the ones that I do. Also why I once had and loved a pair of mens saddle shoes and also my love affair with funky shoes in general. As a flamboyant natural I have always felt like the 'world' wanted me to wear something delicate but I was rebelling by wearing these strong shoes, lol - when those are the ones I needed all along.

[@designorganize2608]

Fabulous! Thank you. I think 'Italian Pumps' means sleek, good quality and simple pumps: great leather and refined style - classic.

[@randomstuffwithvicky]

I’ve watched every one of these body type videos and love them. I’m so glad you’re continuing the series. Thanks for your hard work on these.

[@indigocarra2762]

Please do wedding dresses for the body types :)

[@MK-es8fw]

Merriam style already did such video, you should check out her chanel

[@indigocarra2762]

@@MK-es8fw I've watched that but I would also like to see Aly's take on it :)

[@bubbagene145]

You are one of 5 KZbin's. I'm genuinely fond of and am eager to watch. Congrats.

[@ablurida]

By the way ally, from the pictures I think Italian shoes mean high heels with a pointed toe, thin heel and good quality, built to last.

[@kajamiletic3223]

I am so proud of myseld because ever since I've discovered Kibbe's system (by watching your videos), I've been paying more attention to the lines of my body and trying to imagine how clothes would fit on me when I search for inspiration online and your Theatrical Romantic board is basically exactly what I picked out for myself/feel pretty in ^^. From your descriptions TR style sounds a bit too ornate for me so I was afraid that your suggestions would be 'too much' for me, but they actually gave me so much courage because there was a bunch of stuff about which I though, 'not sure how TR this is but I'm gonna buy it anyway cause I love it'

[@kristinaw2197]

When he says Italian pumps I think he means like what Sophia Lauren usually wore, another example would be Cindy Crawford in 90s

[@FannysLoA]

It seems most of this are dress up shoes for parties. What about sturdy everyday winter shoes for those of us living in 3 meter snow and icy roads 10 months per year?

[@shreyanshaghosh7607]

Can you do street wear/casual wear for body types

[@jeannedarc9222]

Can I just add to your list of shoes for soft dramatics - Looks great on SD: Wedges (sandals and closed ones) Heels - platform shoes, peep toes, rounded I wouldn't agree that narrow heels look good on us. It doesn't look good on me nor on celebrities who are this body type.

[@chai7leeb]

I can't wait for more videos!! I'm still so unsure of my body type hahah

[@abigailr2654]

Just by your face you look like some sort of dramatic type or ig gamine if you dont fit in any

[@aphr0d]

Alya Al Qassab check out merriam style’s videos, she’s super helpful in helping get rid of the confusion with body types.

[@chai7leeb]

I’m subscribed to her actually!! I think my issue is just that I can’t seem to look at myself too objectively to come up with a non-biased answer.. I’m about 5’1 so I THINK I’m some type of gamine? I’m still mixed up with the clothing lines tho hahaha :-)

[@_SeewhatGodsees]

I love this, i always have a hard time dressing for my body type and whenever i would buy new clothes it would seem most clothes didn't look good when i put them on. I always wondered what shoes would be most flattering.. .. so, I took snap shots of like 3 different types you mentioned that I thought might be mine.. Lol please keep these types of videos coming.. I love learning what's flattering and what is a waste of time. 😄❤

[@olesyahayrikian4300]

Very impressed by ur knowledge and attention to smallest details , u r my kind of lady

[@GrowWithSiloh]

Hello thank you for all this free content Aly ❤️ I would love a video on boots for different body types

[@jpanicacci]

Aly, you are changing the way I see myself. I love your sweet voice and your knowledgeable, intellectual style. Please do hats for the types? And skirts? and,.... and.... ? Thank you SO MUCH-- you are brilliant. Love from California.

[@jamesbriggs5740]

No skinny high heels. Or pointy toes. I don't care what style I am. They don't suit my short wide feet. Size 6W. Kathy B.

[@sherryedwards695]

Great tips- something I never gave a lot of thought to but now I will. Love your glasses and cap. So cute.

[@andreavelez4968]

Jean/pants for the body types next please

[@abigailr2654]

Andrea Velez she did this a while ago

[@andreavelez4968]

@@abigailr2654 ok! I'll check it out

[@Dan_Chiron]

I think "italian style *pumps* " refer to _scarpines_ , which is a classic pointed toe pump with a sky-high thin heel. This style gives the prettiest curve to your instep and feet look very sleek (though only super thin women can handle the height, due to the pressure set upon the front foot and toes).

[@artchik]

I love that you made Pinterest boards for each body type. Thank you! It's so helpful!

[@pochamocha23]

Hi Aly! I love all your Kibbe videos. You are so informative and positive about each body type. You’re fantastic! Would you please do a video on casual style for each type? I feel that for my particular type (Dramatic Classic), I struggle the most with non-work/informal looks. Thank you!!!

[@sharonweng2708]

hi aly, for dramatic classic, try to googling image of "fashion dictionary Italian pumps", you will see that in one of the infographics, italian style pumps are straight heels with no curvature whatsoever, very "angular". I was also wondering what kibbe meant by that, but this is my best guess!

[@heloiseschroder4126]

Love this series from you! ^-^ Can you do an episode of short hair for the body types? (: whish you the best xo

[@light-yi2me]

Never mind what body type I love all the shoes and wish I had them all but not the high heel ones ! I love my feet and health more!

[@AlexandraaFeodorovna]

This is a real and useful Beauty youtuber, thank you!!!

[@90skidwithaguitar]

Still not sure whether I'm a Classic or Dramatic Classic. Whenever I gain some weight, I look less dramatic. But then I've been trying these tips and I find that Dramatic Classic fashion works best for me

[@isabelamichetschlaeger5994]

Aly I love u...U r my favourite channel..but I have a question...why in these series u dedicate the shortest time with minimum examples to FLAMBOYANT NATURAL??? 😭😭😭...please dedicate us a video...hi from Malta 😘😘😘

[@SaadetOZTRK]

I feel like Aly loves Romantics the most because of Marilyn Monroe hahaha

[@oluchi85]

I think most women tend to idealize bodies that seem a little out of reach for even opposite. Lol I'm a very tall and athletic flamboyant natural and I love the long curvy lines of soft dramatics.

[@MrsBee-uo2lc]

I like to the video, cool topic but maybe on the next one you could show examples of the body types that you're talking about like with pictures because it was hard to envision what kind of body type you are talking about

[@ZurditaDinamita]

There's a lot more videos were she show each body :) Plus, if you want this video being usefull for you, you first need to do the body type test: just doing it you will have an idea of the main 5 types.

[@Simplyhowiseeit]

I love your videos! It’s interesting, a few of the styles I liked most were those that look best with my body type; romantic. This might be why.

[@UltraViolet666]

I'm in between Romantic and Theatrical Romantic but all I ever wear is chunky boots because it's just always been my style, plus I need sturdy footwear for work. I've never thought about them as making me look heavier but I don't think I can change all the shoes I wear 😬

[@screenaddict1673]

Prom season is coming up in a couple months! Can you please do a video on prom dresses for the body types???

[@crazynatassa]

I keep revisiting your videos like a style wikipedia! How about "sneakers for the body types?" . you re the best!

[@robinmoore4994]

Aly, what makeup brands do you use? Your makeup always looks super nice. Also...your English is really, really good. You are a hard worker.

[@happinessislaughter]

Oh my lord the Pinterest boards help so much! Thank you!!!!

[@aliciamayevsky9279]

At 4:16 When he says ‘Italian style pumps’ I think he means stilettos.

[@ssanimess]

This is so accurate!!! I am a Dramatic Classic and somehow the shoes that catches my eye are all of those featured in the DC section! I never liked those over the top floral lacey types and I always thought there was something wrong with me, like I'm not being feminine enough. I feel so much more at ease now knowing that I am not "weird".

[@ceciliadelosreyes399]

I love your Body Type Series! I can’t wait for you to do a Swimwear/ Bathing Suit video! I’m a Theatrical Romantic, and it’s nice to learn about the diversity of body shapes other than the typical pear and hourglass! Thank you!!

[@hannahfarman4070]

What are your thoughts on wedges for the different types? I'm either a romantic or theatrical romantic and am dying for some wedges with this spring weather but wasn't sure if that would fit my type or not.

[@gristen]

can we talk about her bucket hat?? love it

[@IIIvanaa]

Hola Aly, I love your series about body types! I'd be great if you could do a video about swimwear for each body type! Greetings from Buenos Aires!

[@Clarys389]

Hello Alyona! Thanks very much for everything! By the way, maybe you could make video about "Hats for the body types" ?

[@TheElectric100]

i wish you did more makeup videos.

[@tomjones2157]

Yes I like them too!

[@myleeleonard536]

Aly ,love your lipliner and lipstick. Please share,and thanks for sharing.

[@tomjones2157]

Hey Aly you forgot round toes for the romantics!

[@rynmarr8566]

I’ve been waiting for this one!!

[@FlamedWater]

Thank you for the video Aly! I have to admit that for the first time in this series I disagree with you when it comes to the Soft Classic part. As a SC myself, I feel like narrow and pointed front of the shoes work against the slightly rounded by still moderate lines of Soft Classics. What do you guys think about it?

[@bridgettmahoney1390]

I'm used to SC's usually being associated with oval toed shoes most often, but I have seen examples otherwise (sometimes the Classics seem to show some range in neckline, material, lengths of clothing, shoe style, so on a bit, it seems, as long as the majority of the outfit still portrays the SC or DC feel and nothing is ostentatious or jarring and it suits the individual). And I can see how in some instances an SC might personally feel better reflected in a pointed toe due to the idea of matching jawline to the shape of the toe of the shoe (so a sharper jawline could be mirrored with a narrower shoe). Kibbe does seem to personalize his recommendations a bit in person, as well... Though I do generally associate more rounded toe SC for the yin and more pointed toe with DC for the yang. This is all just about the theory and what tends to fall into what -- I don't care what people choose to wear.

[@vegalecker]

Dear Aly, thank You so much for Your great videos. Which kind of sandals for the dramatics? Best wishes, Kata

[@plasticfrog4533]

Love your hat😍 how about haircuts, specifically pixie cuts, they have been fascinating me for a while

[@purplelitta]

I would love that, good idea !

[@Larissa-wd1br]

I think by italian style pumps he means the angle or shape of the actual form of the pump when you look at it from the side and also the placement of the heel. Its placed slightly under the heel as opposed to the heels that come straight down from the back of the heel and have a flatter profile. Versus a pronounced profile that mimics the shape of the foot and a heel that is under the heel. Dono if i make any sense 😂

[@littlefrog9553]

You just saved me so much money. Previously I would buy chunky shoes or angular pumps and they never worked for me because I am soft classic.

[@bertaandrade9925]

Very nice thanks

[@AlyArt]

Thank you!

[@embe-zw1ex]

How do you know If you are a flamboyant natural or dramatic? I'm almost six foot tall and i have tried clothes for dramatic bodytype, but I feel like they just make me look more bony and they don't quite fit.

[@FannysLoA]

Look at the bones of naturals vs dramatics. Remove the flesh (bust etc), and then imagine if strong winds would blow them away (the alien looking dramatics), or if they will stand up to it and fight the wind away (the more "neanderthal" looking Naturals). Look at places like the hands, legs and jaw to find the best stereotype. If you look at Miss World/Universe contestants, where most have the same height and body measurements you WILL start noticing a difference in bones. Some look thin and easily knocked over, others look like they're able to fight off whatever comes their way. And they're all stunningly gorgeous, so one type is not "better" than the other in that regard.

[@embe-zw1ex]

I have broad shoulders and chest. Otherwise I'm thin. And when I workout I become wide looking. When I did the test I got: a = 6, b=4, d=3 , c =2 , e=1. But If I just look at my bones, I'm dramatic.

[@FannysLoA]

@@embe-zw1exI'm the same way, and I havent quite figured out my type yet either. I have started to see it in others, but when it comes to properly assessing myself, it's more difficult. I have pictures where I look more D and some where I look more FN. But the more I start noticing the "alien vs neanderthal" build, the more I think I'm a Dramatic. Possibly an SD because of a bit of added flesh, even though I lack the typical sexyness with big lips and such. The only way to find out might be to dress like the types, and then see what seems to be wearing you more than you are wearing it. If the clothes are wearing you, it's the wrong type. Have you seen Merriam Style's video on Gwendolin? She looks like an FN at first sight, but she is actually an SD which is a bit surprising. But when you what she looks like in Natural clothing, you can see straight away that it's not really her type.

[@embe-zw1ex]

@@FannysLoA I feel like dramatic clothes are really minimalistinen and they are difficult to fit on one's style. Fn clothes can Look overwhelming and bulky. Yesterday I tried some earings, that were quite big and hanging. They looked like something that a viking would wear (www.kalevalakoru.fi/fi/kuutar-korvakorut-1 ) They looked great. Then I want to the malli and tried massive and artsy looking earings. Those earings would definitely be fn FN earings. They didn't fit me at all. I think that I look great on fn clothes, but they have to be a bit more delicate. This same thing happend whit jackets. Have you tried this? Yes, it's really easy to see it in others. Have You tried SD clothes? SD clothes can look "costumy" If The bodytype is wrong. It's really accurate and glamorous style. I've seen that video few times. I would have never guess that she is SD. I suppose that SD style dosen't have be all glitz. Merriam style says that The only way to know If something fits is to try The clothes and see what works for you. In one video she said you should try on different clothes for bodytypes, take a picture, don't biased and see what looks the best. I still don't know which type am I 😅 Maybe we all crave a bit More femininity in our style.

[@Ry_Fy]

I've watched your body types test multiple times and just can't seem to pin-point which type I am, I think that is because I myself am trying to gauge and it is hard to see which answer choices to pick, but I can never seem to figure out what body type that I am! 😩

[@bAa-xj3ut]

you are a great artist aly.. love you soooooooooooooooooooo much

[@wap9137]

Thank you, Aly! Very interesting.

[@tiarracovrett1445]

Thank you for these videos

[@tanihehe]

I'm a soft natural and i LOVE wedges!! No wonder!!! Elegant heels just look...wrong...on my masculine af legs.😂😂😂 my bon structure looks masculine but my flesh makes me feminine? Whatever😂

[@danichani33]

Same! So I stay away from kitten or pin heels, and for pumps I stick to a thicker heel/slight pkatform

[@quoylove1266]

I don’t know. I thought I was dramatic classic but I’m questioning this because I look 💣 🔥🙌🏾 in chunky shoes! That’s my fav look 😩

[@Я_АняК]

Thank You! Great post!

[@akanshajambulkar9347]

Amazing😍.. just plz keep on with this series.. Its really intersting.. ❤❤❤❤

[@mizmelbourne]

Italian-style pumps are very narrow throughout the foot and pointed in the toe

[@eriadnaduca]

nice video ! can u please do a snikers for the body types?

[@tessareynolds8377]

Aly, love your videos.

[@JessiTube]

What do you think about BOOTS for the body types? Too specific?

[@seapearltoo1]

Dang...i'm a "Romantic" but love my chunky black boots! :(

[@xtinabaaae1848]

Yay! You're back!

[@pinkroses135]

There are loads of chunky sandals and heels right now. It seems impossible to find those slip on sandals with the knotted fabric. Something comfortable yet delicate. Not the greatest time for TRs to stock up.

[@Bakerygo]

I think the best you can do while shopping for shoes is to look at yourself in a big mirror where you see all of you. If the shoe is for you it pops immediately.

[@AmbieKat]

Can someone please help me spot the big differences between romantic and soft natural? I am very stuck between them.

[@Mary-ui4qq]

A romantic is often shorter than a natural. A natural's shoulders are broad and often wider than their hips. They have longer arms and often a smaller heard making them sometimes appear taller than they are. A romantic will also have more shapely hips and a more defined waist (not necessarily small but defined in a curve). A romantic often looks best in fitted but not too tight clothing, always having waist emphasis and shirts and trousers must be tapered in at the wrist and ankle (think the 50s look). A natural (of any kind) looks their best in more relaxed clothing. wide leg trousers and a loose top with a long cardigan for example. I hope this helps!!!

[@AmbieKat]

@@Mary-ui4qq Thank you! I think I'm a romantic but what's throwing me off is I'm not very short (and I don't have small feet, I also hear that said about romantics). I'm not very tall either though. I stand at 5'5.5". Also my facial structure isn't very rounded unless I am carrying extra weight. I have high cheekbones and my nose isn't angular but is not very soft either. Sorry, I know that doesn't mean much without a photo. I'm just very confused.

[@Mary-ui4qq]

​@@AmbieKat Trying the look clothing lines and seeing which one melts right in is a good way to start. Romantics are moderate to small so I would consider 5'5.5 to be moderate. The rounded facial structure is not referring to the flesh on your face rather the overall structure. I'm a romantic and I have high cheekbones but they are very round (regardless of weight) but they are not the same as for example Kiera Knightly who has high but SHARP cheekbones. Lastly, I would look at Kate Winslet a romantic vs Pink (the singer) who is a soft natural. I think there you might be able to see a clear difference. If that does not work you might actually be a soft classic depending on the answers you got on the test.

[@tomjones2157]

@@AmbieKat Romantics can be tallish. Kate Winslet is 5'6" and she is a romantic. Most romantics I know don't have small feet either. You sound perfect!

[@Dan_Chiron]

Ali has a video called "Comparing the body types", there she analyzes famous women side by side. It's very illustrative.

[@Ambrosha385]

OMG the light bulb that goes off when you realize you're not the one you thought you were all along, thanks to knowing how you look in certain things Aly describes.. N instead of FN!

[@Alisa07l]

I’m so happy I found this channel ❤️💋 soft natural. It helped me a lot. I donated most of my clothes that have been collecting dust. I would always wonder why I had issues finding my style. It was confusing at first before because I would copy celebrities. Now I stopped and try to find my look. I’ve had so much success friends and family didn’t know what I did but they noticed. This has changed my life. 🙏 thank you for teaching me about Kibbe body type. I feel comfortable and confident now. ❤️💕💞💓🎉🎊💋😍 4ever Subbie

[@ddl4374]

So wonderful! Yay !

[@Glambunni]

The amount of times I've done the kibbe test, I honestly don't know at this point. When I first did the test I got soft natural, however, I just felt like my body didn't look like any of the others and some of the clothing they stated to avoid actually looks great on me. So I educated myself a bit more on the kibbe system and I did the test over and got flamboyant gamine. Now body wise the clothes makes sense but the shoes umm not soo much, I have delicate ankles so chunky styles tend to overwhem my feet but I will admit that I look great in boots. Update: I have confirmed that I am definitely a soft natural.