Flattering Tops For Top Heavy at Mae Kimbrell blog

Flattering Tops For Top Heavy. Not all tops are created equal! Keep the chest area free of detail (no pockets or patterns just on the chest). Learn to choose flattering fits, perfect your layering, and accessorize with confidence. Interesting necklines and larger scale necklaces draw attention up to your face and away from your chest. Here are my 5 top tips: Open necklines on jackets and cardigans flatter more than closed or high. Lower necklines are better than high necklines. Avoid sleeves that end in line with your bust as this is big reason why some tops make you feel mummsy, or make you look bigger than you are. You have to consider cut, fit, color, neckline, cleavage, and fabric…to name a few. First things first, let’s talk tops. Look for necklines that draw the eye. Preferably, opt for cropped tops as these are designed to stop above your waist and make the upper body look shorter and the lower. Today we’re diving into the best tips for dressing a fuller.

Avoid sleeves that end in line with your bust as this is big reason why some tops make you feel mummsy, or make you look bigger than you are. Keep the chest area free of detail (no pockets or patterns just on the chest). Look for necklines that draw the eye. Not all tops are created equal! Lower necklines are better than high necklines. Preferably, opt for cropped tops as these are designed to stop above your waist and make the upper body look shorter and the lower. Open necklines on jackets and cardigans flatter more than closed or high. Today we’re diving into the best tips for dressing a fuller. Learn to choose flattering fits, perfect your layering, and accessorize with confidence. Here are my 5 top tips:

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Flattering Tops For Top Heavy Open necklines on jackets and cardigans flatter more than closed or high. Not all tops are created equal! Interesting necklines and larger scale necklaces draw attention up to your face and away from your chest. Lower necklines are better than high necklines. Here are my 5 top tips: Today we’re diving into the best tips for dressing a fuller. Keep the chest area free of detail (no pockets or patterns just on the chest). You have to consider cut, fit, color, neckline, cleavage, and fabric…to name a few. Preferably, opt for cropped tops as these are designed to stop above your waist and make the upper body look shorter and the lower. Open necklines on jackets and cardigans flatter more than closed or high. Learn to choose flattering fits, perfect your layering, and accessorize with confidence. Avoid sleeves that end in line with your bust as this is big reason why some tops make you feel mummsy, or make you look bigger than you are. First things first, let’s talk tops. Look for necklines that draw the eye.