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Home›How To›3 Ways to Dress the Inverted Triangle Body Shape

3 Ways to Dress the Inverted Triangle Body Shape

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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Introduction

The inverted triangle body shape, also known as a top-heavy body shape, is characterized by broad shoulders, a wide bust, and narrower hips. It’s essential to create a balanced look by accentuating the lower body and softening the upper body. In this article, we will explore three ways you can dress your inverted triangle body shape with style and confidence.

1. Choose Bottoms that Add Volume to Your Hips

As an inverted triangle, you’ll want to draw attention to your lower body to create balance with your wider upper body. Opt for bottoms that add volume to your hips and thighs. Some fantastic options for achieving this effect include:

  – A-line skirts: These flare out from your waist and create a beautiful, curvy silhouette that complements your figure.

  – Wide-leg pants: This style adds volume to your lower half, creating a visually balanced look.

  – Bootcut jeans: A subtle flare at the bottom of these jeans helps create harmony between your wider shoulders and narrower hips.

2. Opt for Tops that Minimize Your Shoulders

As someone with an inverted triangle body shape, you’ll want to find tops that soften the broadness of your shoulders without completely hiding them. Here are some tips to accomplish this:

  – V-neck tops: The V-shape neckline draws the eye downward, making it an excellent choice for minimizing shoulder width.

  – Raglan sleeves: Raglan sleeves don’t end at the shoulder seam; instead, they extend in one piece up to the collar, creating a flattering diagonal line for the shoulder area.

  – Avoid shoulder embellishments: Refrain from using bulky details or horizontal stripes on top as they can make your shoulders appear even broader.

3. Create Balance with Accessories

Adding thoughtfully chosen accessories can enhance the overall balance of your outfit. Some noteworthy considerations include:

  – Belts: If you are wearing a dress or a tunic, add a belt at your natural waist to bring emphasis to your waistline and create an hourglass effect.

  – Shoes: Bold and eye-catching shoes can draw attention to your lower half, helping to create balance. Opt for colorful or embellished footwear for maximum effect.

  – Necklaces: Long necklaces that extend past the bust line can make the upper body appear smaller by creating vertical lines.

Conclusion

Dressing an inverted triangle body shape is all about creating balance and harmony between your broad shoulders and narrow hips. By choosing the right bottoms, opting for tops that minimize your shoulders, and strategically us

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