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How to To Dress to Look Slimmer

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By sweaterart
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Every day we wake up to the challenge of what to wear. Even the style savvy person may experience a moment of doubt. Is the outfit appropriate, is it clean, does it fit, does it make me look slimmer? This article will assist in helping you choose clothes that make you look slimmer.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
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  1. Step 1

    WEAR CLOTHES THAT FIT: Contrary to the current Chico's ad about the style secret of slimming sweaters, I believe that long, oversized tops and slim pants were overdone in the 80's. Today the first step in a slim look is to wear clothes that are the right size, not too loose and definitely not too tight. Don't be concerned about what the tag says as sizes vary among manufacturers. Buy what fits and be objective about what length flatters your body type.

  2. Step 2

    USE OPTICAL ILLUSION WHEN DRESSING: Use optical illusion tricks to look slimmer. A-line shapes are great as well as contrast sleeves and color blocking. The black sleeves against the white body are slimming because they frame the white area making it look smaller. The black graphic camouflages will camouflage the chest area.

  3. Step 3

    USE V NECKS, LONG PANTS, MONOCHROMATIC COLORS, VERTICAL LINES: A neckline where you can use jewelry will distract the eye from your midsection. Longer pants will accentuate your leg length and make you look taller and slimmer. Monochromatic colors are great as well as north/south accessories with vertical lines.

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