Are you the pear, hourglass or maybe the banana?? (Btw, why is the straight figure called "banana"? Like bananas are straight..)

I borrowed the information from www.style-makeover-hq.com

 

So, let's start with the banana shape. Celebrities that have that shape is for example Kate Moss and Doutzen Krous.

 

Do wear:

• Shoulder pads to emphasize your shoulders. This may sound very 80s advice, but they really do work. However, they should not be too large and definitely shouldn't be visible, ehehe.


• Semi-fitted clothes (not too lose but not too tight either)


• If you have firm upper arms, short-sleeves and sleeve-less tops and dresses


• Medium to high necklines


• Dresses that wrap or flow through the waistline


• Straight to gently flared flat-fronted pants


• A-line shirts

and DO NOT WEAR:

• Clingy fabrics


• Fitted clothes (tight shirts, skirts etc.)


• Low necklines


• Baggy tops


• Baggy pants


• Narrow skirts

Let's move on to the apple shape:

 

 

Your style aims are to balance your top half to your bottom half by creating the appearance of a wider upper body.

DO WEAR:

• Accessories and designs to draw attention to your upper body


• Short-sleeved tops


• Shoulder pads to broaden your shoulders. This may sound very 80s advice, but they really do work. However, they should not be visible


• Medium to high necklines


• Garments to emphasize your waist


• Skirts and dresses that are straight or slightly flared


• Low rise pants to avoid gaping at the waist


• Boot leg and straight pants

DO NOT WEAR:

• Baggy garments


• Stiff fabric


• Garments that add bulk to your hips


• Hems or design lines at hip-line


• Open pleats on skirts or pants


• Tapered skirts or pants