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You can still look beautiful even if you are overweight! All you need is just a little bit of knowledge and confidence. This wikiHow article will give you tips on how to dress well if you have a chubby body.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Owning a suitable wardrobe

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   Know the principles of creating accents or concealing defects on the body. The colors, lines, and textures of your clothes can attract or distract people from your body. Here are a few basic principles:
   • Dark colors have a concealer effect, light colors make it stand out. So if you're proud of your waistline then wear a light belt over a dark shirt. If you want to hide your lower body, wear dark pants and a light shirt.
   • Large textures make you look bigger, small textures make you appear smaller.

     

     
     
   • Avoid wearing flat clothing. Adults can still wear plaid clothing if it's diagonal or vertical. If you want your bust to look bigger, the horizontal lines will make your butt appear bigger.

     

   • Unfortunately ruffles, ruffles or anything else where you want to look smaller; should place these details where they need highlighting. This means that anyone looking at you will be drawn to the spots you want to show off.
   • Use ruffled or ruffled fabrics where you want to shrink. For example, you can see a one-piece swimsuit with ruffles at the waist.

     

     
     
   • Know what color I wear is beautiful. Choosing the right color of clothing has the effect of flattering your radiant complexion, otherwise the wrong color can make you pale and pale.
   • Wear loose clothing like a robe, this is both stylish and aesthetically pleasing.
2. Wear suitable undergarments. In fact, undergarments are the basis of the look - you can hardly look good with sketchy underwear that doesn't effectively support your figure.
   • Buy bras that fit (for women). A good bra not only flaunts your body making you look younger, it also helps you avoid back pain. If you are unsure of your size, go to stores like Nordstrom or Dillard's (If you're in the US) to try it. Don't To stores like Victoria's Secret - you may need oversized, and such stores won't come in all sizes.
   • To reduce your hips and thighs a bit, you should wear a low-slung, cotton-tight, high-waisted cotton outfit that provides support.

     

     
     
   • Make sure the undergarment has adequate coverage. Do not buy underwear that is too small. If you can't find your size in a nearby store and shopping mall, do an online search.

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   Look for fabric styles and materials that can make your lower body look better. If your body weight falls on your hips and legs (ie you have a pear-shaped body), pay special attention to the following tips:
   • Find designer skirt and pants. Avoid flared pants and baggy pants.

     

   • Avoid fabrics that don't form certain shapes such as flared skirts and "one-size" dresses. Instead, you should choose a waistline.
   • If you're looking for a skirt, you could go wrong when choosing an A-style skirt. Avoid pencil skirt styles as it highlights your hips and waist. However, styles like skating skirts can really bring charm to everyone.
   • Shop at least one pair of jeans that fit. Tight-legged or dark straight-legged jeans look great.

     

   • Be very careful with tights. For some women, a long shirt with tights looks more fashionable and slim. However, if you have wide hips, thighs or a big butt, these pants will look terrible.

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   Wear a shirt to beautify the upper body. Depending on your body type, this step can be either difficult or easy. If you have a large belly and broad shoulders (ie an “apple” body), the following tips may help:
   • Choose t-shirts and skirts that fit rather than a "loose" shirt and a skirt that isn't the right size. Clothing should fit snugly around the waist and shoulders.
   • Men should wear custom shirts. Note, in particular, that the collar and sleeve must be fitted.

     

   • Women should avoid wearing bra and bra. You need to wear a bra that covers the bras, and the bra straps can show through if wearing this type of bra.
   • Wear button-up sweaters and jackets - don't go short.

     

   • If you have nice arms, wear a shirt that is about three-quarters long. If you don't like your arms, wear long or short sleeves. Splitting the sleeve in the middle will make the arm look ugly.
   • If you wear skinny jeans or tights, try wearing a tunic that is slightly ruffled. A shorts are also beautiful if the lower body garment is tailored.

     

   • Buttoned shirt right Fit to the bust and waist, meaning that does not strain the fabric at the button. If the shirt is stretched, it doesn't fit you.
5. Accessories and combinations! The beautiful and unique accessories not only add flexibility to your wardrobe, but also help fill up when you gain weight or lose weight.
   • Women of large size are more beneficial when wearing large and striking jewelry that small women wear often sink. Tiny earrings and necklaces will probably "disappear" when worn on your body.

     

   • A large handbag can make you look smaller, as it won't be tiny around you.

     

   • Two or three large bracelets will make your chubby wrists look slimmer. The "dangling" earrings will make the neck look longer.
   • A suitable pair of boots like horse-riding boots can create an "illusion" of slim calves. Nice boots will make wearing pants or skirts fun.

     

   • If you have heavy feet and ankles, avoid delicate shoes; it will make you appear unsteady about to fall or sink to the floor. In contrast, canoe shoes look great, no matter how stubby your feet are.
   • Last but not least, have confidence in your appearance - there is a reason for you to be yourself, and no one can take away from you.
6. Wear clothes that are stretch chest and waist wide, or wear a cute oversized shirt.
7. Wear jeans shorts in the summer. The longer the shorts, the longer your legs will look. advertisement

Part 2 of 3: Before you go shopping

1. In a good mood. A few small mental changes can make you look really different, and best of all, they're completely free! Cultivate confidence in the following areas:
   • Stop paying attention to the sizes on the clothing labels. Especially in the US, clothing sizes are very erratic and there are no standards for every design. You don't pay attention to a certain size and then suffer when the size you wear is bigger than that. Instead, focus on finding clothes that fit you. If it feels comfortable, cut off any size labels attached to the clothes.

     

   • Take time to care for yourself. You deserve to be cared for and feel most comfortable. Schedule each day to groom and do not miss an appointment. The thought that 'sloppy' is okay because she is overweight anyway 'is not good at all. Take into account skin, hair, nails and toenails, body hair (optional), and makeup (optional).
   • Accept your current body. You may have long-term goals in changing your physique, but it is likely that your goal may not be reached overnight. Instead of being haunted by your body, just cherish it capital Today. Don't forget that you only have one body - treat it well!

     

2. Dress confidently. When wearing any outfit, you must make sure you wear it, not vice versa. If you find it difficult to feel confident, try the following:
   • Don't buy baggy clothes. Clothes that are too loose indicate that you are trying to hide your body, but this actually denotes a lack of confidence. Instead, buy clothes that fit and pay attention to colors, textures, and accessories to distract the eye from your flaws (see more below).

     

   • Practice holding correct posture. Posture can make a big difference to how you look. Raise your chin, bring your shoulders back, and keep your back straight and hips balanced above your feet. When you walk, don't drag your feet or just lift your feet off the ground - instead, practice walking in the "glide" fashion that beauty ladies often learn. This gait will prevent you from bouncing too much. You can practice with the old trick of wearing a balance book on your head.

     

   • Fashion is about making you feel beautiful, not about you being ugly. It should give you comfort, protection, humility, and aesthetic satisfaction. Without the above factors, that fashion style is not for for you.

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   Know your measurements. Measuring your rings can be a nightmare for you, but you have to know your measurements if you want to dress well. Try to separate yourself from your situation and understand that those are just numbers - they don't represent who you are.
   • Buy a rollable tape measure that tailors use. Or ask if you can get measurements from the store.
   • Take measurements for the neck, bust and bust (women's), waist, hip, and thigh measurements.
   • Write down your measurements. Take these measurements with you when shopping for exactly what you need.

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   Find a good tailor. Sometimes your size is just because of "wrong measurements". For example, you might have big breasts but have a slim waist, and therefore any shirt that fits your bust "swallows" your waistline. Instead of wearing those disgraceful clothes, bring it to a tailor to correct your measurements. advertisement

Part 3 of 3: Shopping for clothes

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   Turn shopping into a positive experience. If you're scared of shopping because it draws your attention to your size, try turning it around and turning it into a fun event. Ask a funny friend to go with you or go shopping with "nothing today will make me sad". See the sales staff as dress care professionals and will enthusiastically help you get in your best shape. If someone proves that what you think is wrong, go somewhere else.

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   Focus on quality rather than quantity. Instead of buying a bunch of flattering fluffy bromettes, invest in a few good things that you love and will last.
   • Don't just visit the liquidation rows. Discounts are only good when you can find something you like at a great price, but don't just focus on it when shopping. Think of it this way: a few high-quality items that make you feel good and wear them for 3-4 years is absolutely worth more than 10 or 15 items in the "water" liquidation and makes you feel that you are not very beautiful.

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   Buy age-appropriate clothes. The golden rule here is this: if you see someone 20 years younger or older than you also shopping at that store, think again. You don't want to look like you're trying to 'cut off the horns', but you don't want to buy outfits that make you old. If you're not sure, look at the shoppers around - are they the same age as you?

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   Consider what you're going to buy from a variety of perspectives. Sit down in front of the mirror in the fitting room. Many overweight women do not realize that it is beautiful to wear it when standing, but it turns into a disaster when sitting down. Did the dress jerk up and reveal your big, rough thighs? Can you raise your hand and wave someone from a distance without the sleeve being stretched too much? If there is any slightest chance of discomfort, choose something else: nothing worse than worrying that any sudden movement could open the seam. advertisement

Advice

• Do not wear clothes that are too tight or too small. It will make you look bigger. But you should also not wear baggy clothes.
• Let's groom a little. A woman with a size of 20 but a hint of Chanel perfume with beautiful nails, elegant sitting, sleek hair will be better than a girl with a slim but filthy body.
• Awareness of the power of illusion. Sometimes when we come across women who look so impressive with antique bangles, 40s-style handbags, well-tailored dresses and elegant makeup, we will not realize in time that She probably has to wear a size 18 outfit too. If you walk out of the house confident that you look great, maybe many others will think of you as well.
• Fluffy hair is also a wonderful thing. It will help balance body size. Women of large size but with boyish short hair cut the risk of looking as small as a pea. Shoulder-length curly hair is probably the best fit, but anything fluffy and sleek will be a great complement to round shoulders and large breasts.
• Chest slots are a powerful weapon when used correctly.Smooth, non-revealing mounds that just peek out under the collar line or between the unbuttoned seams of a well-fitting shirt will make most people forget your physical blemishes.
• Try wearing a wrap skirt. This dress doesn't cure every flaw as everyone thinks, but it's still more effective than wearing pants.
• Learn sewing! Making a pear-shaped A-length dress or an apple-shaped knee-tight skirt is the easiest thing in the world, even if it only takes an afternoon to sew by hand. You will have an item that fits no one else has.
• Human life has no time for suffering. Who has no disadvantages. Your looks aren't just measurements, so cherish yourself and smile at all times!
• Remember that what's inside you is important. Learn to love yourself first, clothes are just more beautiful things to embellish.
• Take a snapshot of your 'competing' suit and glance at the spots you can adjust, from the outfit, hairstyle and accessories you have chosen. Remember to use the most POSITIVE comment, not the harshest criticism!
• Don't be afraid to switch to larger size clothing. Just like your age and body weight, sizes are just numbers and are not representative of who you are. If it is difficult to find the right size clothes in the stores, look for those around you who are the same size as you and ask where they buy the clothes. You can also search your favorite stores for items on display there but in larger sizes available online. You can always find something that fits your style and meets your needs.
• Try on and avoid tight-fitting t-shirts as they will make your chin stand out, especially if you have a double chin. You should wear a V-neck T-shirt.