Plus Size Style, Made Easy

Monochrome dressing is very flattering in a way that is on trend, and when you just think of it in tones of the same color you will end up with a seamless outfit which always looks great.

Personal note:

I have learned that the best colors for my warm skin tones often include colors like green, brown, mustard yellow and warm reds. Other warm skin tone colors that I can work with are peach, coral, amber and gold. Olive, orchid, violet-red and moss work too.

Find a wrap dress that really cinches you in just under your bust. This gives you an illusion of a leaner smaller waist so it kind of gives you that hourglass look. The v-neck of the wrap also gives you a little bit of breathing space there. Even better with accents on the shoulders.

A perfect pair of ankle boots. But pay attention to the color of the ankle boots.

Takeaway from the video: Rather than thinking about what shape we're trying to pigeonhole ourselves in, we can reframe it by seeing different areas we can enhance, and some other areas we want to disguise to create the balance and proportion we are looking for.B

Balance in the shoulder. Use shoulder pad for the long outer you are wearing to avoid sloping shoulder.

Tuck in the top, but leave the sides hanging down. Creating an elongated frame.

Long necklace creating dimension tot he outfit.

(to be updated at a later date)