Things You'll Need:
- Belts
- Knee-length skirts
- Boot
- Straight or wide-cut pants
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Step 1
Cinch your waist. Do this by using belts--wide or skinny. Adding a belt to any outfit makes the waist look small and accentuates the curves of your hips and upper body.
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Step 2
Choose proper length tops. Wear tops that end at your hip bones or slightly below to highlight the hourglass figure of your body. Wearing shirts that end above the hips will make your hips and bust look wider than they are.
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Step 3
Go for V-neck shirts to elongate the neckline and balances out small calves on the lower body.
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Step 4
Dress for a curvaceous look with knee-length or calf-length skirts. Skirts that end at the knee or calf have more material than shorter skirts and thereby provide balance between your curvy upper body, hips and your legs.
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Step 5
Select the right cut for your pants. Boot-cut, straight-cut and wide-leg jeans and pants also provide balance between your upper body and hips and your legs. Flared jeans or pants make your hips look wider and create an overall unbalanced look for your entire body.
