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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 |
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Color: - Darker, solid colors tend to be the most slimming. Your eye will be attracted to bright color first, so you will look larger.
- Try not to let your top and pants contrast too much. This creates a horizontal line at your middle, making you appear shorter and wider.
Pattern: - Large, bold patterns give the illusion that you are larger.
- Horizontal stripes are an absolute no if you are worried about your weight.
- Medium sized patterns can be camouflaging.
- Vertical stripes have a lengthening effect. Make sure that the material isn’t too clingy though. Once the stripes are distorted, their slimming effect is lost.
Texture: - Shiny and sparkly materials will make you appear larger. Instead, opt for a matte fabric and add jewelry.
Sleeves: - Keep in mind that sleeveless tops will make you look 10 pounds heavier.
- ¾ Sleeve length tends to make you look slimmest.
Fit: - Oversized clothes will not camouflage, they will only make you appear larger.
- On the other hand, clothing that is too tight will make you look larger too. Don’t buy a smaller size just because it makes you feel better. Remember that you are the only one that can see the size label, and if it makes you feel better, you can cut it out.
Jewelry: - Extra long necklaces create a longer line, and make you appear to be slimmer.
Hair: - Pulling your hair back off of your shoulders can make your face appear slimmer.
This article courtesy of Moore StudiosMoore Studios is a full service portrait studio serving East Alabama and West Georgia. Joel Moore has over 20 years of experience as a professional photographer, receiving multiple awards and recognitions including the Professional Photographers of America's "National Award." Visit Moore Studios website at http://www.seniorportrait.info
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