Petite & apple - Caryn Franklin's How to Look Good
Petite & apple - Caryn Franklin's How to Look Good
Petite & apple - Caryn Franklin's How to Look Good
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Step Four<br />
<strong>Caryn</strong> says...<br />
a horizontal<br />
line above the bust<br />
will amplify<br />
shape<br />
Smock <strong>to</strong>p<br />
<br />
Empire line<br />
<br />
Fashion tip<br />
If you half shut your<br />
eyes, you can see where<br />
the focus is for many<br />
garments.<br />
This will help you <strong>to</strong><br />
decide more easily<br />
Smock <strong>to</strong>p<br />
This is a <strong>to</strong>p with a lot of fabric in it. It is<br />
recognisable by the flat yoke that reaches<br />
from the neckline <strong>to</strong> the rise of the bust,<br />
where it is joined <strong>to</strong> a full or gathered<br />
effect fabric. In general it will widen<br />
the shoulders and blur any definition<br />
between bust and tummy.<br />
It is also good for creating volume<br />
around the whole of the upper body.<br />
Empire line<br />
This shape has enjoyed spectacular<br />
popularity in recent seasons because it is<br />
a very flattering and easy <strong>to</strong> wear shape.<br />
The difference between empire and<br />
smock is that the fabric is fitted over the<br />
bust and pulled close <strong>to</strong> the body just<br />
under the bust where it then falls away<br />
and flares over the tummy without<br />
defining the shape.<br />
It is a great garment for creating<br />
definition around the bust and disguising<br />
the tummy.<br />
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