In a country of miscegenation, the diversity of physical types and silhouettes is imminent. However, without actually having a definite body pattern, some questions arise about what and how to dress in order to value the body's strengths, giving less evidence to the less favorable points.
Here are some tips for choosing the neckline that best suits your type. However, the most important thing is that each woman knows her silhouette and peculiarities, as well as strengths and weaknesses.
Through the right choice of colors and shapes, the perception of proportions is transformed, as is the shape of the body.
Thus, some elements tend to be better suited to a particular silhouette than others.
Among them, the necklines can become great allies, favoring the anatomy when chosen correctly. Learn about the most common types of necklines and see tips for using them to your advantage.
V-neckline
Democratic and popular, the V-neckline, as it suggests, is ideal for full-breasted women, as it values the lap without giving the impression of swelling. However, it also tends to value small breasts. Suitable for women who are short or overweight, as well as those who have broad shoulders and short necks, help in stretching the silhouette, thinning it, because its shape creates the impression of verticality. For that, opt for monochromatic looks.
Square
Traditional and discreet, square necklines are suitable for women with large breasts, as they help to disguise the volume. Therefore, they should not be too closed, as they can cause the opposite effect. Too thin women should avoid them, as in this case necklines tend to form leftovers, leaving the look inelegant.
Turtleneck and closed neckline
The closed neckline tends to create a lot of volume in the neck area, and is therefore best suited for women with small, thin breasts and long necks. Among the neckline varieties, it can be considered one of the types to be adhered with more caution.
Round neckline or U
Slightly restricted, it can be adhered to by different bodies, but it fits better to thin women or mignons. The deeper round necklines, however, are suitable for women with small breasts. Those with large breasts, however, should avoid them, since U-necks give the impression of increased volume in the neck region.
I hope it falls
One of the favorites among women, is widely used in party dresses and social occasions, as it is great for valuing the lap and arms. However, the strapless neckline that does not value all body types. The shape, in turn, benefits women with medium or small breasts, preferably thin, as it leaves the arms fully exposed. Short women, however, can also invest in this neckline to get the elongated silhouette impression. However, women with large breasts, large arms, broad shoulders or overweight should avoid this, because the lack of support runs the risk of causing a deformed aspect of the silhouette. Choose the hopper that falls as long as you feel safe and comfortable.
Single front
Single front necklines and American hollow models are suitable for wide-shouldered women as they draw attention to the center of the body by removing the field of view from the ends. Democratic and flexible can be adhered to by almost any type of physical structure, however, be aware that women with large arms and large breasts should avoid very close models, as, like high collars, also create the impression of greater volume. Also check if the back is beautiful, because the region will be very exposed.
Canoe and shoulder to shoulder
These are the most appropriate necklines for those with wide hips, as they tend to make the shoulders visually wider, enhancing the neck and balancing the silhouette. Also known as princess neckline, it is the most feminine and romantic. Therefore, it can be adhered to by women with bulky arms, as they will be elegantly covered without causing any discomfort. Canoe or shoulder-to-shoulder necklines should be avoided by those with broad shoulders.
One shoulder
Asymmetrical necklines are for thin, mignon-type women with narrow shoulders and slender arms. Those whose breasts are large should avoid them, for just as the plunging neckline adds volume and support. Wide-shouldered women should also cautiously wear one-shoulder necklines as they further make this region look larger.
Neckline
Sensual and less obvious, it can be adhered to by virtually all body types. For thin women, back necklines work without major problems.However, if you are overweight, opt for a less open model, avoiding leaving unwanted parts of the body on display, without further discomfort or visual impairment.
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