Blouses for hourglass shape

Dressing an hour glass shape is harder than most people think, especially with causal wear.

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Yes, you can be an hourglass and have a small bust. Even though the hourglass is conventionally known for its luscious curves, not two hourglass shaped women look the same. Therefore, it is totally possible your body proportions fit the definition of an hourglass but with a flat chest. To fully understand how to best dress your shape, let's start with thoroughly understanding your body's unique traits!

To define the bottom hourglass, you should first understand what a "full" hourglass body shape is.

I've recommended InsideOutStyle blog to you a couple of times...and here is a good reason why. When you're looking for information on what styles look best on your body shape, Imogene Lamport, from InsideOutStyle, is the lady to ask. Here's a great and very informative chart on how to recognize what your body shape is and what style of pants would suit you best. If you'd like to read more about how to analyze your shape, please click through to this page. And from there, you know how easy it…

If you have a larger than average bust, you will find that many styles can make your bust more prominent. If you don't want to draw too much attention to your

The bottom hourglass is a common variation of the "full hourglass figure", and you may have noticed certain clothes look much more flattering on you than others, because of the generous curves on your bottom half. Let's take a deep dive to fully understand your body features, and why these styles below are best to be avoided.