Petite & top heavy - Caryn Franklin's How to Look Good

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ContentsHOW TO USE THIS BOOKAll the clothing featuresmarked with this symbol areright for your body shape.All the clothing featuresmarked with this symbol areto be avoided, as they areunflattering for yourbody shape.All the clothing featuresmarked with this symbol areones to try and decide onmerit as the cut and style willvary in each store.© 2011 howtolookgood.com, aproduct of Brilliant ProductionsLtd. All rights reserved. Reproductionin whole or in part withoutpermission is prohibited.Detail illustrations byKim CarbonariContentsIntroduction 3Step OneStyle over fashion 16Action PlanStyle detective 21Step TwoRemember you are unique and individual 24Action PlanBe your own wardrobe mistress 28Step ThreeKnow your body symmetry 31Step FourClothing design in general 32BriefingHow many uniforms do you have? 39Step FiveColour 41Action PlanCreate a stunning wardrobe on a budget 48Step SixPrint and pattern 51BriefingShop like Caryn 56Step SevenAccessories 58Step EightWould you like to look taller? 71Step NineSubtle lines 72BriefingAre models happier with their bodies? 73Step TenWe’ve come to the end of your workshop 75Caryn Franklin’s How to Look Good 2
IntroductionIntroductionWelcome to your own How to Look Good personalisedstyle advice. You have chosen petite and top heavy.In the following pages I will show you how to choose clothes to suityour individual body shape. This is crucial for confidence. Knowing youhave chosen clothes that showcase your body in the best possiblelight, you can relax and enjoy yourself, free to be yourself or the personyou want to be.In this book I want to share with you my styling tools. To do this clearly,I have broken down the book into many different sections. In fact I’mreplicating the workshop I have given over the years for you to takepart in in the comfort of your own home!These are the styling tools I use as a professional stylist when I amworking with ordinary women. Having seen these tools make sucha difference over the years, I can honestly say that the skills you willacquire as you work through this book will make you think differentlyabout clothes for the rest of your days.I have been very careful to explain these tools concisely and clearly.They appear as bullet points for the simple reason that I want you toabsorb them for immediate use when you are shopping and of coursewhen you are dressing.Do you know how to read clothes?Have a look at this drawing. It contains some basic clothingfeatures. Do you ever think about the features on the clothesyou are buying? All will be explained later in the book.Caryn Franklin’s How to Look Good 3
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Page 5 and 6: IntroductionRound neckNecklinesNeck
Page 7 and 8: IntroductionCrew neck Crew neckThis
Page 9 and 10: IntroductionSweetheart neckmandarin
Page 11 and 12: IntroductionPierre Cardin style’
Page 13: IntroductionBriefingYou are petite.
Page 16 and 17: Step OneBardot style necklineStep O
Page 18 and 19: Step OneAsymmetric shoulder wide st
Page 20 and 21: Step OneBack view cross over featur
Page 22 and 23: Action Planto use the tools I will
Page 24 and 25: Styling toolsCaryn says...Here’s
Page 26 and 27: Step TwoCapped sleeve Angel sleeveC
Page 28 and 29: Step TwoRaglan Sleeve Extended cuff
Page 30 and 31: Action PlanTry this practical appro
Page 32 and 33: Step ThreeClassic T-shirt styleStep
Page 34 and 35: Step FourBlouson dropped waistedCam
Page 36 and 37: Step FourWrap topFitted shirtWrap t
Page 38 and 39: Step FourCaryn says...a horizontall
Page 40 and 41: BriefingUniformsHow many uniforms d
Page 42 and 43: Step FiveFitted streamlined jacketS
Page 44 and 45: Step FiveFitted detail jacketFitted
Page 46 and 47: Step FiveGiletBoleroCropped 50’s
Page 48 and 49: Step FiveShawl collarHigh break col
Page 50 and 51: Action PlanIt’s important to reme
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Step SixStep Six. Print and pattern
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Step SixClassic V-neck fine knit ca
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Step SixBolero cardiganBolero tie c
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BriefingIf you can remove the emoti
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Step SevenStructured bag/Kelly styl
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Step SevenLong loose oblong Long Wr
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Step SevenThe chokerLarge beadsStri
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Step SevenAnkle strapAnkle ties or
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Step SevenCaryn says... If you stru
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Step SevenShirt dressDropped waist
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Step EightStep Eight. What wouldyou
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BriefingAre models happierwith thei
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Step TenStep Ten. Top-heavy bewareN
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Step TenCircle skirtCulottes’ sty
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Step TenFly front, straight legFlar
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Step TenPalazzo pants Knee length s
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Step TenAnkle length Below the knee
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FinallyI’ve enjoyed working with
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