A smart, crisp and elegant suit looks great on a woman and
never fails to evoke an air of confidence and self-assurance. The good news is
that unlike many items of clothing, suits can look good whatever a woman’s
shape; the trick is matching the suit to your body.
Whilst some women can literally fit into any style of suit,
others are more limited. Individual tailoring might give you a suit which is
perfectly moulded to your body but this will usually come with a considerable
price tag. Those shopping with a more modest budget will need to make the most
of different ranges on offer from reputable high street retailers – and
thankfully the choice is extensive.
Traditional
For the tall and slender, the traditional jacket and trouser
suit looks great. Those of a larger build can also find the style perfect for
hiding a multitude of sins, including large stomachs, big bottoms and chunky
arms.
Ultimately, the cut of the suit is what will determine
whether it looks good. For the larger woman, tailoring which accentuates assets
and covers problem areas is best. Those on the shorter side looking for ways to
appear taller should opt for a boot-cut trousers and match with a pair of heels.
Opt for a small kitten heel which is easily covered by the trouser leg to give
the illusion of height without revealing the secret to your lofty visage.
Feminine
Ladies suits
come in many different styles so women with a curvy physique can look great in
a multitude of different styles. To really accentuate those curves, opt for a
straight skirt and jacket that fit flatteringly around your best assets.
If you have large breasts, wearing a well-cut jacket that is
fitted but not too tight will prove to be much more complimentary than a boxier
style that is wide in the shoulders. Bigger women should also avoid suits with a
pleated skirt as these only add unwanted bulk to your look.
For women who have boyish and petite figures trouser suits
may drown you in excess material. For women who are not naturally endowed with
curves, a tailored jacket which cinches at the waist is a great way to create a
feminine silhouette.
Wearing a tight pencil skirt that is tapered snugly around
the bottom and falls just above the knee will accentuate a slimmer frame. Pairing
with a tightly fitted, cropped jacket will emphasise the waistline and create
the allusion of curves.
These necklaces are so eye-catching! xx
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