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The Art of dressing for your body shape: Accept who you are then project yourself with integrity. That, and not a trend, is really the basis of looking elegant, Stefano Pilati, YSL Creative Director
Living in London we are spoilt for choice with clothes on offer. There are hundreds of different shops and online stores offering a huge variety of different garments and styles. Lets just consider skirts for a second. There are pencil skirts, flared skirts, straight skirts, mini skirts, asymmetric skirts and full skirts. Furthermore, those come in different colours, lengths and fabrics. And thats just skirts! To many of us it can become overwhelming. So we find ourselves trying on lots of different clothes, only to find out that they dont look quite right. Then we stress, think we are not slim enough and thats why nothing fits, and shopping becomes a bit of nightmare. Sounds familiar? The trouble is that even if we do have some idea of what our body shape is, most of us dont have a clue how to pick our clothes to flatter it.
The aim of this workshop is to educate you on what style is best for your body shape and how to build your wardrobe around it.
The workshop will cover:
Understanding your body shape
Bringing out your best features and camouflaging problem areas
Wardrobe essentials
Mixing and matching styles, colours and fabrics
Colour analysis
Accessorising
The Art of dressing for your body shape at St Vincents Centre in London, Greater London on Wednesday, 17 February 2010.
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