Yin Yang Method For Personal Style - Find Your True BODY TYPE And Build an Authentic Wardrobe

[@polinanagareva]

the presence of yin and yang in architecture, landscaping and DANCE helps so much to understand this concept in body types. By the way, Tango is originally a dance for two men, so it is originally 100% YANG

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

How interesting!!! I had no idea that it was originally a male:male dance! How cool to know.....thanks for sharing!

[@lipasketch]

I love how you pointed out the presence of yin and yang in the world, through architecture, landscaping and dance! I knew it was present in everything, but I never actually stopped to think about concrete examples! How fun to notice them!

[@leslieodonnell1735]

Filipa -

[@Crewelperleology]

Now you've emerged!! Your analysis of Lucy Liu's lines and essence is illuminating. Your particular method of using the concepts of yin and yang, to delineate one's style and intangible energy is brilliant and entirely reasonable. No more boxing individuals into a few simplistic types alone. You demonstrate an acuity in this realm that I believe for me, will be far more effective and relevant than mere Kibbe typing. Thank you Elyssa 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

WOW! I’m floored by your response!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

[@dianne8005]

Your voice is so elegant and calm 😭

[@sarahmotlong949]

I got to meet Cameron Diaz in 8th grade, and you’re absolutely correct-she’s most approachable and warm/kindhearted! 🥰 I’m 38 now, but still have the picture somewhere. Btw, thank you for this informative & enlightening video! I think my new favorite dinner question will be; “if you were a genre of dance, which dance style would you be?” 😍

[@Keapix]

This was so interesting, and the most understandable break down of Yin and Yang that I’ve seen. I loved the use of the dance videos. As a 30-something, I also enjoyed your choice of celebs for this one! Thanks for all your work on this.

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

THANK YOU!! Glad you enjoyed 🤗

[@kaylakunkel783]

Could you do series of each archetype who want certain styles but to their essence? For example, I'm a FN, but like chic, minimalist looks. Maybe other FNs like preppy styles. How could each type wear different styles in their essence?

[@eno1524]

As I’ve recently decluttered my closet, I’ve been watching countless videos about how to find my personal style and I have to say that this is by far my favorite out of the dozens I’ve come across. Amazing. Really well put together and informative.

[@Luna-yf3wx]

Wow! Best explanation of yin/yang I’ve ever seen! Well done!

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Thank you Teresa 💛 Can’t wait to send you your analysis😉

[@AZmom60]

How life-changing this information could be to a young girl coming through puberty? It has been so helpful to me at age 60! If we could accept our body types and learn to dress according to our personhood, we would be less open to suggestions that we don’t fit into our own body. You make me want to learn more and go volunteer at schools to talk to young girls. Wouldn’t it be fun to take a small group of girls to a thrift store and help them find some outfits that work with their body and essence?

[@starleebot]

You have a super power for naming someone's essence! Wish you would do a video on that, but maybe it can't be taught :)

[@thaliayunen3763]

This video essay is amazing !!! I’m a flamboyant gamine and actually have accepted that I fall into the gamine essence since I was a child even, with a little bit of classic essence. It’s so empowering to know this and take it as a strength rather than.... say, wanting to be something more delicate. Having Yang in your body/essence is beautiful too 💕

[@carolannf]

This is fascinating! I’m SC, so mainly yin. Just realized I have created a garden that is also yin apart from a couple of elements recommended by a garden designer which are yang! Which now explains why ‘formal’ gardens don’t appeal to me - they’re all about structure and straight lines - yang.

[@deborahhaberer7276]

Okay. This is so amazing. Answers many incongruities I have with strict Kibbe. Essence is new or less defined for me so I’d like more information in that area. Thank you so must for this very well presented “class.”

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Deborah Haberer content in essence is definitely in the works!! 🙌🏻

[@That_misfit]

Your observations and way of teaching is great 🙏 I don't think anyone on KZbin creates this kind of content except you .. i love those observations ❤️

[@byssabyss]

Belly dancing is also a great example of an extreme yin dance style- even the historical origins express this, as it is supposed that it developed as a way for pregnant women to open up the hips to prepare for childbirth. Swing dancing seems to express a very Gamine yin essence to me.

[@adrienne3802]

That's incorrect information...open the hips? Where'd you read that?

[@byssabyss]

@@adrienne3802 it is a common idea. Look it up yourself. I have heard it from multiple sources

[@adrienne3802]

@@byssabyss sources like what...I did look it up. All it says is it originated in Egypt, where I'm from, born and raised, and Ive never heard that. It was originally just entertainment..and remains that way...nothing about birth

[@byssabyss]

@@adrienne3802 I looked into it and it is a very common idea, but can't be proven one way or the other. As I originally said, it is thought to have its origins in this, I did not say that it is proven. So perhaps learn to read a bit better. Something can't be incorrect if it is not being claimed to be true.

[@Uhjords]

@@byssabyss bro what they asked for for a source Trust me bro isn’t a source Maybe you should actually have facts to back up your claims rather than attack someone and tell them they need to read more 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@katebond6353]

This is such a helpful and interesting video, Elyssa, thank you for sharing your knowledge. In case no one has suggested this to you, you should totally write a book on this - especially given the last one was published over 60 years ago!!

[@Miliregretz]

Great video! I've been very confused with all the archetype stereotyping and celebrity bikini shots so this really cleared it up for me. Thank you for putting in the time to make this video simple and detailed. Also I love your presentation, you speak in such an elegant and clear way but you still come of as personal. I think that's very hard to nail!

[@vanessavarela3259]

This vid was all levels of fab! Your clear and articulate presentation really helped me flesh out a more workable understanding of these principles. Both your knowledge and the transmission of that knowledge are excellent. Thank you

[@lolajags]

This was a very well thought out, delivered and clear video. I can’t wait to learn more from your channel

[@jpanicacci]

Thank you so much for putting in the "table of contents" in the beginning of the video so we can jump forward to see the celebrity that is most like us. I appreciate the minute and second references. Well done, and please keep this kind of content coming! (Kibbe Soft Natural, Soft Summer coloring). You're AWESOME, Elyssa! 💛😊

[@marmar920]

Hi Elyssa! Congratulations for your video! I love the tango and swing analysis! And I love the analysis you did for Audrey Coyne. You are very professional and stick to the point,

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

THANK YOU 💛

[@alinewerneck3123]

I wonder if you’ll ever continue your series of in-depth type analyses… I’ve fallen down the kibble/body type/color season rabbit hole, and your approach is by far my favorite. I hope you’ll come back to KZbin someday :)

[@nl294]

Loving this already !!!! More more more !!!!! Please 💗

[@Martina_E]

I can watch this the type of video all day! You did your research and as a scientist I love it. Thank you😊

[@kyahgrigolon6724]

This video is absolutely amazing! Love hearing more about essence. Thank you so much for all the effort you’ve clearly put into this.

[@rebeccajordan4491]

I found this information thanks to a full moon and a snoring husband, and now I’ve stayed up all night devouring as much as I can! I’m pretty sure I’m a Flamboyant Gamine, even though I’ve been trying to be something like a Flamboyant Natural for far too long. I’m so excited to see this video and get your evolved understanding, because none of the categories seemed to really fit. My birthday is in January, so I’m giving myself a Lux package to get your full analysis!! I live for stuff like this!!!

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Hahhha well thank you full moon and snoring husband for connecting the two of us 😆 Yeah it can be hard to try and compartmentalize ourselves especially when celebrities are being used as a metric. I found it much more explorative and rewarding just simply looking at myself through the lens of yin and yang. Well happy birthday from a fellow January baby! Looking forward to meeting you and putting your analysis together 💛💛💛

[@annade2094]

I’m watching on a full moon too! Perfect content for a full moon.

[@AlexisTwoLastNames]

i think my name, my style, and my body shape come together to really compliment my personality. i need to remember this when i feel low in the self-esteem dept.

[@beld.3408]

Brilliant!! I already loved this channel, and my admiration only keeps on growing! Looking forward to the other videos on this series! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@Sd-ns4vo]

Thank you for this video!! So well explained😍 As a Flamboyant Natural, my essence is definitely on the Yang side, this is so helpful!! Can’t wait for your in depth videos!

[@nsbuk09]

Wow just amazing explanation of ying yang! I finally understood how to apply these in the kibbe test! Thanks so much!

[@amyturner1695]

Outstanding video with clear examples and descriptions. I loved it !

[@blossom654]

Your video’s are sooo relaxing 😌

[@CheySie]

I am so grateful to find your channel and I appreciate how much you go into detail. I've learned so much already and I look forward to hearing your updates. I would love to get a better understanding of the Romantic archetype as I feel it's quite varied. I find myself to be a Natural Romantic, but don't know how that looks in terms of style. I hope you'll dissect this in the future ❤️

[@littleflor2975]

There is a website that calls natural romantic ' babe next door'. Let me see if I can find it..

[@CheySie]

Thank you so much ❤️🙏

[@katrinainthejungle]

Thank you for the video! I appreciate this perspective of the body types, it feels more fluid. I’m looking forward to what you are making next.

[@anitaclemens2609]

Do these characteristics change over the years? I am thinking of Baby Boomers who might have been young, bouncy and slim in their twenty's who are now much older maybe more serious and thicker around the middle. Do you have any examples of people as they age and what happens? How much should their fashion change? Are they still in their original category?

[@IGibbyyy]

i think the consensus has always been that your body type doesnt/shouldnt change because it should be largely focused on bone structure, so weight gain/loss shouldn't make a difference (but its not uncommon for people to lose weight and discover they are a bit more angular than they thought) However, your essence can change- essence is much more fluid and can change frequently, so you would stick with your original body type but add more yin/yang to suit your essence i personally think as you age, you should pay a bit more attention to your vertical lines! the older people get (especially mums), the more they seem to want to wear wider and longer lines?? LOL

[@jennycarolina7883]

I never understood ying and yang and essence till now. Thank you for being so clear!

[@soleilmartine]

Great channel! Absolutely loving your content. New fav KZbin discovery 🌸

[@PUNKingenue]

AMAZING!!! The type of content I love! ✨✨

[@Yo_moneee]

Yay! I have been looking forward to seeing this video for the longest! Thank you!

[@moniquejulius7406]

Amazing video! Thanks for all your effort, definitely doesn’t go unnoticed!

[@ontheturquoisetrail]

Oh my goodness. I love the use of dance to illustrate. Genius. I am always drawn to Bachata in terms of dance. I am likely somewhere between a theatrical romantic/romantic with a bit of a natural essence. I wonder if that tracks lol. I agree with others. Thank you for the creativity and effort you put into your videos.

[@allieshepherd1144]

It’s amazing how easy to understand your method is, I love this videos, please do more! I’m trying to figure out my lines and I’m pretty sure I’m close to Lucy as body type but I don’t want to wear such formal looks every day, I would like more casual outfits choices, suggestions? Or maybe a video that I haven’t watched yet on this subject? Thank you so much you are a pleasure to listen to!

[@Cashmere4500]

Wow!! A ‘whoppingly’ amazing video! Thanks for your brilliant insights. I found this so interesting and so enlightening. Much food for thought! You’re an excellent teacher. Loved it. Thanks!

[@Shinibo]

This was a joy to watch ❤️ I really enjoyed the clear visual representations of each type. After watching this I might think I am a dramatic instead of classic 😮 but maybe I have some more yin essences.

[@coonieliabsiax3]

This was a máster class❤️

[@littleflor2975]

I wear TR lines but with a little bit of quirkiness. For example, a top which is tight and cinched into my waist and has a pattern with ducks on it. Just a hint of quirk otherwise it's just too much.

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Perfect! This is exactly what I’m talking about 🤗

[@bookbutterfly2408]

I do something similar with SD lines (I'm an SD) -- I wear bright colours or fun, big patterns to honour my Ingenue undercurrent. My essence is a combo of dramatic-romantic-classic-ingenue, tbh.

[@yensid4294]

This was really interesting. I have a few books on Style Types but they mainly focused more on personal style even in their quizzes. My answers were usually all over the place but fell mainly in the Natural/Romantic range because I like soft, comfortable clothes that don't impede my ability to move & low maintenence hair. I have some other books that focused more on the lines of your silhouette without the spiritual yin/yang language--just went from straight to curved & covered everything inbetween as well as scale(prints, buttons, piping, weight of material) &amount of contrast that was most harmonious to your silhouette/coloring (if harmony is desired of course) It was very helpful to analyze clothing in this way since I had training in art/design already. I think it's just difficult to be objective about ourselves & being asked if something is round or sharp, short or long, etc with nothing to compare to is, well, ridiculous. I don't know if my shoulders are broad --compared to what? That was my issue with the Kibbe Test. I happen to have small hands & large feet, how was I supposed to answer that question lol? I think your videos explain everything very well & I really enjoy watching them as a visually oriented person it's nice to see all the examples you deconstruct in your analysis.

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Wow I really really appreciate this feedback!!! I’m so glad I can be helpful 💛 There’s definitely more to cover as far as line and silhouette but I felt like it was best to give this very basic outline so beginners have a better idea of where to start. Glad it helped you out!

[@Dragking38]

Can you name some of your books? That would be really nice and helpful, sounds so interesting :)

[@solo0link]

Great explanation! Thank you for this video.

[@paulainaustria9180]

Thank you so much! 07:02 and 07:09 explain so much! It took you just a few words. Bravo! I also highly appreciate how you emphasise the difference between the use of lets say "dramatic" as an adjective or noun. (around 15:40)

[@jasminewhatchawaitingfor]

Great content and you voice is just so beautiful and sweet. You have articulated body types so well with the examples to❤

[@dennicecisneros]

Oh wow thanks for the video! I’m a Dramatic but my essence is def quirky and weird. So completely opposite ends of the spectrum. However I know strangers perceive me as ethereal. I always had a hard time combining my dramatic lines to my own personal style and what feels right to my quirky self

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Dennice Cisneros my sister in law is in a similar boat. She essentially has a yang body with a very yin face and she’s almost 6 feet tall. I feel like dramatics can definitely pull through “weird and unusual” with ease! Accessories are your friend when it comes to pulling through the quirky elements....as well as color stories!

[@dennicecisneros]

Elyssa Yup I always loved Audrey Hepburn’s style and essence, so now I’m trying to find a way to combine that style with my “dramatic” lines that suit me

[@valentinamira9817]

You’re incredibly thorough and well spoken, amazing video!

[@edreitan6786]

This is the first time I'm hearing about this methodology in styling and it MAKES SO MUCH SENSE!! Do these 'adjectives' apply to men as well? Would be great to see a breakdown of this for men! If you know anybody doing this please recommend! I'll be searching for it now myself. Thank you for the work you do!

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

They do apply to men! Currently working on a men’s video😉

[@dahliaherrod4301]

Elyssa is very good. The KZbin channel Style by Rita also has a whole series for men as well which is really well done. Worth checking out. It actually helped me find my essence

[@kathleencrawford1331]

This is amazing!! I really hope you write your own book one day!

[@luciavasquez7681]

You explain things in such a clear way.. So informative and helpful. Thank you .

[@victoriacrosthwaite7077]

Wow, wow, wow! Thank you for this incredibly informative video. I've never heard anything about this but you just took styling one's self to a whole other level. THANK YOU!

[@Hsama1004]

Oh this video is so good! Thank you! ❤

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

⁷ THANK YOU!!

[@ahouseoffigs]

Best video explaining this methodology I've seen so far, and I've seen a lot... I love the way you break it down & customize it. Out of curiosity, how do you draw the lines on the photos? Is there a certain program or app?

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Bethany Johnson first off THANK YOU! I have a drawing pad 🙌🏻 one of the best investments I’ve made!

[@randomcarrot7970]

I'm new to your channel and I'm super amazed by your videos. I'm so excited to finish this video

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Thank you so much!

[@liat256]

thank you so much for a well informatuve educated video. one of the best iwve seen in a while...

[@dvelasquez.motion]

This is sooo interesting ! I love the way you explain things and really apreciate your videos ! thank you for existing haha

[@catiatavares7757]

This was terrific!! Thank you :)

[@jarintasnim6129]

I'm yang cold, bossy, born leader, have straight gaze but also soft natured, good listener, wise and kind hearted. How do I reflect my essence in my outfits when it's so contrasting

[@risanaomi4958]

Very nice, thoroughly enjoyed. You should check out Tribal Fusion belly dance, pretty interesting combination of yin and yang! Also Zouk dance as a great sensual yin example xo

[@leanaaymorejacob1211]

Dear Risa, could you speak a little more about yin/yang in Tribal Fusion? I'm a belly dancer too, but with little info on TF. Thanks a lot! 🤩

[@risanaomi4958]

@@leanaaymorejacob1211 As far as I can tell, much of Tribal Fusion dance is a Masculine version of a feminine art form... so it is still fundamentally deeply feminine, but much tribal fusion technique can get super technical with super fine precision with all movements especially the arms (whereas arms aren't too much of a central focus in traditional bellydance). I see a lot more women with different body types in fusion also... for much of traditional bellydance, I do sense that some curviness and weight actually is needed to get the full affect of the art form. In TF however, you see a lot more variance on body types, with many huge fusion superstars having quite athletic figures with little body curve or fat (not that having one body type is necessary, I just mean for the flexibility of this particular branch itself). I think this is because much of the range of movement is in the extreme muscle technicality, and so having juicy flesh isn't as necessary to achieve stunning visual affect. In this way, it's a little more androgynous... you even see some men here and there pulling off tribal fusion pretty decently. Again, I think for this reason.

[@andreaguidera1560]

Fantastic lesson! Thank you!

[@elizabethblanford8569]

I’m obsessed with that Lucy Liu look in the middle of number 3

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Elizabeth Blanford it’s cute yet edgy!

[@AndraCornelia27]

This is better than just kibbe. It is a broader Outlook on the whole balance

[@LuvinLife72395]

Please add the link to your analysis website in the description box of all your videos! This should have a lot more views in the future and you should get all the business other youtubers have skipped out on, lots of people have been waiting for something like this

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

It’s added and here’s the link for those who come across this comments as well www.elyssaaesthetic.com/services/ Thank you for your support and good looking out! 💛

[@glamdragon]

Hi Elyssa! Just found you thanks to the lovely Audrey Coyne :-) This was really interesting, I am already starting to look at myself with different eyes (in a good sense!)

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Welcome! And that’s amazing!! 💛💛

[@Beccapsychologist]

Brilliant video!

[@infjcupcake]

Incredible video! Ty

[@LaLaLo]

You've made a good research on this topic 👍 Very interesting video!

[@alicook3540]

Amazing video :) Thank you.

[@gstephanie5944]

Thank you so much for this video and for giving credit to the 2 creators of this method. I started reading McJimsey's book it is really interesting. Recently I am really disappointed by kibbe who is changing his categories and moving people in other category and leaving us with more questions . Anyway thank you for making those precious information available for us.

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Yeah her book covers a lot of the basics...it’s great! I think for me, it’s just matter of finding our own yin/yang....whatever we call it! I think I got too deep into making an archetype my identity. We’re more complex than a handful of archetypes. McJimsey have clear directions to use the archetypes as a basis for comparison and to see where we can find particular attributes so we can better understand how to express ourselves authentically through our wardrobe. I just can’t wait to keep making videos covering this topic so there’s so light shed (and hopefully some relief) for those who are still struggling✨

[@lightgrey5365]

im obsessed

[@kaashkaash8695]

Great video! Love the visual examples!

[@FannysLoA]

Wow this was indepth and very explainatory. Thank you so much for making it

[@emmie1176]

Thank you for this video! This is the clearest and most comprehensive explanation I've seen. The design is minimal and doesn't draw attention away which is great. I realize now how yang I am haha, both in physical and in essence. It would have helped me if the text on the diagrams lit up or was circled as you were saying it. It was hard for me to read the diagram with this amount of text (and spacing) while also following what you were talking about. I do suspect my ADHD is part of the equation though.

[@nandinisehar]

It’s like a masterclass

[@jayceecee903]

happy to have discovered this video. i am commenting 5 mins in and am already impressed. . Your case studies of Charlie's Angels is cute but I am wondering if your analysis and methodology will apply to me as a petite busty and curvy Black women i will revert and give my conclusions.

[@RoseColoredGlasses]

Love your videos!!!! They inspired me to start my own channel on kibbe in my style. Definitely yours comes closest to my own. And I have learned so much from you!!

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Omg that’s so awesome!!! New subscriber to Rose Colored Glasses 🤘🏻

[@RoseColoredGlasses]

Oh my goodness! That’s so sweet 🙈

[@haleypowell9060]

“It’s just not working out” - Elyssa weighs in on my wardrobe

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Haley Powell bwahahah sometimes it just has to be said 😆

[@haleypowell9060]

Elyssa I’m pretty confident that I’m a soft natural and I’m trying to start curating my wardrobe, but I’m looking at where I’m starting and OY VEY

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Haley Powell my unsolicited advice.....start with simple silhouettes. Find a pair of staple jeans in the proper cut and one or two tops that are complimentary. Starting with silhouettes feels less overwhelming based on my experience.

[@haleypowell9060]

Elyssa spot on! A lot of my inspiration revolves around the laid back, classic minimalist style (like the video you made!) and the cut of the jeans is key. It’s funny that I’m a soft natural bc I find I’ve been gravitating towards those lines for a while. Thank you for your help! I’m eager to see what else you have in store!

[@bobbyg1570]

Love this. I think it would help to make the checks and x’s green and red with all the pics, or put just the two pics you’re talking about on screen at once 😀

[@Soldrakenn]

As a dramatic with a not so severe personality I have a hard time finding clothes. I never ever wore monocromatic looks before realising I'm a dramatic... Because I find it really boring to just wear one (dark) color, it doesn't suit my essence. But it's really hard to find clothes that are dramatic in the cut and fabric while being playfull and artistic in color and/or pattern. Really, really, REALLY forking hard.

[@rachelknapp7271]

Just adding a comment to help with the KZbin algorithm. Because this video is great.

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

💖💖💖💖

[@didij2171]

Thank you very much❤️! Please can you educate us more on skin undertones 💕

[@Marsolan]

Phenomenal!!! You are a gem!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@IevaKambarovaite]

I find this absolutely fascinating

[@stylespruce]

Elyssa: "Drew Barrymore has a small waist" Me: *takes off imaginary glasses and peers into screen "Where?" lol. Love this video and agree with everything else. I'm glad to see your channel has grown so fast!!

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Hahahaha I feel like it’s more of an exaggerated curve than a “small waist” 🙈 She actually has such a unique balance. She’s not the typical romantic. I feel likes there’s a hint of natural somewhere in there 👀 Further investigation may be necessary 🧐

[@imbilta]

You are so good, you deserve to be super famous. It pains me to see you don't have over million followers, after all the deep analysis you do and new content you're providing us. (thank you so much!!) If you can afford it, try to invest on better front lighting, better quality camera and microphone. It will make a difference. - The light behind you is eye tiring for viewers, even though nothing will stop us from learning from you. - You gave us so much, I thought I share what would benefit you too. I hope it's ok. :)

[@elyssa_aesthetic]

Oh thank you so much! I’m actually working on putting together a mew filming space with better lighting and pleasing background. Thank you so much for the helpful feedback! It shows that you care and I really appreciate that!

[@imbilta]

@@elyssa_aesthetic Thank you for your reply. I will continue to learn from you and wishing you all the best in your new filming space. Everything will come together fine. :)

[@ellend7404]

great work on the video ( though I find the chart a bit confusing as I find the dynamic playful moxiemore of a lighter yang than an actual Yin essence... from my reading of the earlier books).

[@palacinkasmarmeladou]

I can see how this method works in a way. I just think there's more to it. Perhaps all the methods combined would work best. I looked at Drew Barrymore and saw fellow Piscean in her style. The soft demeanor yet chameleon at times, boho once, goddess next. It seems this method is mostly about how you feel about. I have hard time to picture myself in one or two categories and if so I feel I'm the two opposites. My style is changing with age. Being 45 I changing my style from low key, casual, sporty into more classical. Generally I think there's no right or wrong, if you feel comfortable and confident .... wear it.

[@claudiah8905]

I feel like my body type (dramatic classic) is quite opposite to my essence which is more on the Natural spectrum 😂 (that‘s what I assume 🤔) . And I am a bit lost in finding my authentic wardrobe🤪

[@lottikarotti402]

I feel like sleek slightly oversized looks could work well for you. Just don’t use too many colours and too many patterns. Ich feel like a slightly oversized sweater which also is symmetrical on your body with some skinny or straight jeans, a sleek boot and maybe some more small accessories could look super amazing on a dramatic classic. You can also tuck in your more relaxed shirts or sweaters in the front, so it really shows your symmetry.

[@claudiah8905]

Lotti karotti oh thank you for your suggestions! 😊 I have to be carefull with oversized clothing but I see what you mean and I think that it could work. I already stay away from busy patterns and stick to a more basic style. With my sneakers I choose very simple ones. Maybe I am already on the right path ✌🏻😄

[@lottikarotti402]

Claudia H yes I think you get my thoughts. I think it just has to be slightly oversized, not too much and simple necklines that compliment your shoulders. And I feel like you can show off your natural side through colouring. Maybe some earthy tones and natural fabrics like a linen blouse or so?! 🤷🏼‍♀️😊

[@lottikarotti402]

Probably some of the more relaxed french styles would suit you very well. The french lady’s look elegant and simple, but relaxed at the same time.

[@claudiah8905]

Lotti karotti yes! I recently looked into french style and really liked it 😃

[@nml1930]

Liked your choices for these celebrities 😊

[@alejandrasandovalsanchez8604]

Lucy Liu comparison: I guess in the second example, the comparison is not OK, cause the sloppy style you refer as wrong is fall /winter clothes...Which could be a good style for that body type for winter season?

[@niyatkachru4554]

I majorly identify with classic and somewhat romantic. Can you really suggest what kind of clothes shud I go for?

[@everydayarty]

Great video!!

[@rosabelladoherty]

Loved it! 💖

[@Ishtarthemoon]

i always thought lucy liu was a classic? I think aly art had put her down as classic. How does this system differ from kibbe types?