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No matter what kind of body you are, trendy and stylish clothes can help you gain confidence and comfort. If you are overweight and don't know how to dress, don't worry! There are tons of options to make you look good and look good. For any type of outfit, proportion, fit, and comfort are the key factors. Choose the right clothes, full-bodied fabrics and accessories. Best of all, wear clothes that make you really comfortable!

Steps

Method 1 of 3: Wear clothes that fit your body

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   Choose clothes that fit well over baggy or tight clothing. Avoid hiding your figure with baggy clothing, as it can make you look sloppy and disrupt your proportions. Clothes that are too tight are no better. The trick is to buy clothes that fit you.
   • Make sure to choose the right clothes for you from the start. You may have to buy new things later if you lose or gain weight, but the right clothes can make you look better nowadays.

   Advice: If you don't know your size, ask the staff at the clothing store for advice. If in doubt, you can feel more comfortable shopping at a store that specializes in large-sized men's clothing.

   
   

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   Choose V-neck instead of round neck, boat neck. V-neck tops help lengthen the face and neckline, so look for this collar style when buying T-shirts and sweaters. On the contrary, the neck of the boat will not distract the attention and possibly increase the roundness of the face.
   • Sharp and beautiful V-neck t-shirts are often very handy. You can wear a V-neck shirt and linen to a barbecue or combine with a blazer in a casual business style.

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   Look for button-up shirts that have an open neck to match your big round face. The distance between the neck angle of the shirt is called the opening. When buying button-up shirts, look for shirts that have a wide neckline to balance the face and a large round neck.
   • Ideally choose a collar that extends more than 90 degrees. Observe where the edges of the collar meet at the top button and form an angle. This angle should be greater than 90 degrees.
   • Narrow collars do not match a large round face. Narrow collars will make the face and neck look larger.

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   Combined with leggings, medium waistband and no pleated. Standing leg pants can help balance the ratio between your legs, waist and belly. Pants with wide thighs are great if you have a large mid-body but have small legs. Short flared shorts at the ankles are fine too, but don't wear flared pants that are too long (unless that's your style!).
   • Slim jeans (almost like tight jeans) with broad thighs and a light hugs toward your shin can make your legs look smaller and make the midsection expand.
   • Pleated styles can make you look fat, so choose pants with flat fronts.
   • Also, opt for clothes with a long bear portion, especially if you're short. They can help lengthen your body.

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   Make sure the shorts are not over the knee. The shorts you wear should fit snugly and be about knee-length.If the shorts are too long and reach the mid-leg, your legs will shrink and lose balance. Your waist will look bigger.
   • When you are overweight, it is important to pay attention to your proportions. If you have too small legs, the rest of the body will look bigger.

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   Wearing a 3-button blazer with wide lapels will improve your appearance. A blazer is an ideal choice to flatter your body and give you an elegant look. Look for coats with square shoulders and 3 buttons to help your body look longer.
   • Always wear the middle button of your blazer. Even if you want to wear a square shoulder shirt, be sure to avoid shoulder pads. Shoulder pads can make you look fatter.
   • Avoid coats with thin lapels, as this will lose weight and make you fatter.

   Advice: When wearing a blazer, bring a pocket scarf to draw attention from belly to chest.

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Method 2 of 3: Choose fabric and color for your body shape

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   Use fabrics that are light to medium in weight to avoid feeling fat. Box pants, hoodies and large sweaters made of thick fabric can make you look fat. Cotton, flax, and other natural thin fabrics are good choices. If you sweat a lot, natural fabrics can also help cool you down and prevent sweat streaks.
   • Although thin fabrics are generally preferred, keep in mind that you are trying to hide your body imperfections with your clothes. Fabric that is too thin and sticky won't cover your entire body.

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   Choose vertical stripes and avoid horizontal stripes. Even a very small matte pattern on a fabric can create a vertical line and elongate the body. Vertical stripes will make your appearance thinner, but keep in mind that horizontal stripes can make you look bigger.
   • Whatever the design or style, you need to be moderated when wearing striped, and don't wear striped all at once. For example, you can wear plaid pants, a V-neck t-shirt, and a dark jacket for a meeting and greet at work. Or head over to your lunch date in a dark striped shirt and trousers.

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   Wearing dark colors, however, shouldn't just wear black. Dark and dark colors will become your best friend! Navy blue, bronze red, dark green, dark brown and black are all colors that help with fat loss. On the other hand, bright colors can make you fatter.
   • Although dark colors are an effective slimming gamut, that doesn't mean your wardrobe won't be in color and look monotonous. Let's embellish your outfit and wear darker colors instead of just wearing black.

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   Choose dark neutral colors instead of colorful patterns. In general, try to avoid patterns with plaid patterns, small plaid patterns, and any clothing with prominent horizontal stripes. A bold, patterned shirt can draw attention to the middle of your body and make you look fat.

   Advice: If you want to mix patterned outfits, wear less flashy motifs, such as polka dots, large paisley motifs, or large checkered squares. Large and less showy patterns are more suitable than complex patterns with small details.

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   Take advantage of color schemes to accentuate body proportions. People are often attracted to light colors while bold colors make it look less fat, so you can take advantage of this color scheme. For example, if you have smaller legs than the middle part, light colored pants and a dark shirt can help balance body proportions.
   • If you are short and fat, avoid sharp contrasts. For example, avoid wearing black tops with light-colored khaki pants. The sharp contrast will create a horizontal line in the middle, make your belly bigger and make you shorter.
   • If you want to keep color contrast to a minimum when you have a chubby body, light-colored tops can draw attention upwards and make the body look elongated. For example, try wearing a medium to dark blue V-neck sweater and black pants.
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Method 3 of 3: Wise when choosing accessories

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   Try replacing your belt with a pants strap. It takes time to get used to the straps (also known as trouser straps), but many guys find them more comfortable and more supportive than the waistband. The straps will give you a better look, as the waist divides the body in two and directs the focus to your abdomen.
   • The trouser strap fits well with casual and formal business wear, and will look great when paired with an eye-catching jacket.

   Advice: If you wear less formal and want to wear a belt, choosing a large belt will complement your physique better than a small belt.

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   Choose simple, large sized watches and jewelry. If you like to wear watches, choose large and well-proportioned designs. The same goes for tie clips, rings, bracelets and any other jewelry item.
   • As a general rule, jewelry should always be in proportion with the body proportions. A large watch on a baby's wrist looks funny, but worn on a big wrist is more balanced.

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   Choose tie and wide edition knots. Look for ties that have a blade section at least 7.6 cm wide. Since proportions are so important, a wide tie will complement a large bust. On the other hand, a small tie can make your torso look more massive.
   • Likewise, wide neck knots, such as the Windsor style, can provide balance to the large neck and face. Remember that a button-down shirt with an open neck is a great choice for larger bodies. The neckline will give plenty of room for a wide Windsor tie.
   • Make sure the tie tip touches the upper line of the belt and not lower than the lower part of the belt buckle.

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   Bring essential items in a briefcase or bag instead of bags. Leaving wallets, cell phones and other objects in your pocket can make you look fatter. To avoid cramming into your pocket and avoiding your waistline, buy a briefcase or bag.
   • If you feel awkward carrying a handbag, don't consider it just a man`s handbag! A briefcase can convey the message of accountability and connectivity, and a backpack or cross-leather bag is perfect for casual style.
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Advice

• Confidence makes a big difference! Wear clothes that make you comfortable and confident, and try not to be too shy.
• Good poses can also help you look slimmer, so stand up straight and keep your head up!