The hourglass silhouette is balanced through the shoulders and hips with a well-defined waistline. Asymmetrical necklines and shawl collars add softness which adds balance to your straight silhouette. Halter, deep scoop, and deeper V-necklines look great on you. The rectangle body shape is straight up and down with little or no waist definition. Cowl, halter, deep scoop, and V-necks can be most flattering on you.
They often have flat backsides and little or no waist definition. Inverted triangle figures have wide shoulders and narrow hips. V-necks are universally flattering, but the high, wider versions are most flattering for you because they draw the eye out toward your shoulder. A bateau, square, cowl, and jewel neckline add width to balance your hips. Triangle or pear-shaped figures have narrow shoulders and wide hips. Turtlenecks will make your bustline look larger. Scoop and deep V-necklines are flattering for you because they elongate the look of your torso and draw attention to your face. Your shoulders may be wide, narrow, or rounded, and your backside tends to be flat. The round or apple body shape is narrow on the top and bottom and fuller through the tummy. This post has been very popular, so I’ve updated it with fresh information and links. “Fashion is architecture: it is a matter of proportions.” – Coco Chanel Below you will find some proportion tips to help you choose the best neckline for your face and body. Knowing which shape flatters your silhouette can be a helpful tool when choosing tops and dresses. One year the cowl is everywhere the next, you see boat necks in every store.
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