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Petite & pear - Caryn Franklin's How to Look Good

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Step FourHorizontalsThis picture illustrates how horizontal lines can create width and aforeshortening effect. The look itself is exaggerated with manyhorizontal features in the clothing <strong>to</strong> make the point. See how the eyetravels across the body wherever there is a horizontal line.Horizontals are effectively used as visual punctuation on tall bodies butmust be used more sparingly on shorter and curvy bodies.They can, however, be great <strong>to</strong>ols <strong>to</strong> create width at a certain part ofthe body <strong>to</strong> give balance.Horizontal lines are made by:• Creating a colour break (a change of colour)• Belts• Seaming• Print• Garment layering <strong>to</strong> create horizontal slabs of colour• Features on clothes like smocking, yokes, panelling ribbing, shirring,fabric bands<strong>Caryn</strong> says...See your clothesin a different light<strong>Caryn</strong> Franklin’s <strong>How</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Look</strong> <strong>Good</strong> 36

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