GO FOR:
*An empire waist. It looks great on you. It plays down a thick midriff and hides big hips and bottom.
*A ball gown. Even if you have full breasts, some tummy, rounded hips and bottom you can wear a ball gown well as long as there's a determined waistline. The voluminous skirts hide the tummy, bottom and hips, focusing on a nipped in waist. .
*Low, wide necklines. Consider the scoop, sweetheart, keyhole and V-neck, all of which empathize your cleavage and decolletage.
*Long and fitted sleeves, preferably in lightweight fabrics to make your arms look slimmer.
*Basque waists atop either an A-line or ball gown slim you out.
*The trapeze or tent style; one of your best options.
PASS UP:
*Any gown with massive embellishment and go for clean lines and fabrics like crepe, matte satin and shantung; they even your body out. Pass up any weighty fabric like brocade or velvet that add bulk in the folds and seams. Ditto the heavily beaded laces and organzas.
*shiny fabrics like satin. High shine magnifies volume. .
*Mermaid, evening gown and sheath silhouettes; all too form-fitting for your figure.
*Three-quarter length and big puffy sleeves. Don’t even think about shoulder pads!
* Off the shoulder necklines. Full-figures usually have broad shoulders and arms and this neckline adds volume there.
The TATYANA Dress by Amy Jo Tatum Bridal
Photo by Carlene Imagery
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