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LESSON 3 · The Body-Confident Wardrobe

PAUSE TO THINK

What single feature does the eye lock onto first when reading a silhouette?

A defined waist

Marking the waist with a belt, a tuck, or a fitted seam gives the eye a reference point, so fuller hips read as part of a balanced curve rather than the main event. It is often a stronger lever than color choice alone.

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