Opt for thicker fabrics like satin, velvet, silk or taffeta, which will not only provide warmth but also add texture and depth to your gown
Can you imagine that scenario
The relaxed, figure-skimming fit is balanced with a little frill to the hem
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Tips for Dressing a Pear Shaped Body (thanks to my friend Toni Ferrara, professional stylist) A-line is the most common silhouette worn, it creates a balanced silhouette with wider hips and narrow shoulders Emphasize the upper body to balance our common body type Proportion and Balance are Key, so look at fuller skirt options Darker Colors on the Bottom, Lighter Colors on the Upper half Statement Necklaces or elements will Draw Eyes Upward Now for the fun, I wanted to share a few of my favorite dresses for a pear shape
While tea-length dresses can technically hit between your knee and your ankle, most fall right above the ankle