That's what the quiz gave me, I'll need to see where it goes. There are things that I really like - a corduroy skirt (not soft or visually light) and I have some "statement jewelry) that are not "clean, elegant, delicate, and sophisticated."
Key points from Gabrielle Arruda:
- How soft is the fabric? (Soft, visually light)
- Does the piece have soft tailoring or shaping? (Yes)
- Does the shape of the garment allow for soft waist emphasis? (Or
allow for a french tuck or tuck to enable waist emphasis?) (Yes)
- Does the garment have any overwhelming design elements that immediately draw your focus? (No)
- Is it cut so that your curves are “accommodated”? Look at the shape
of the hips for a curved line, gathers, pleats, or anything that allows
your hips to breathe. Similarly, look through the torso to the waist
for the same general curve shaping.
- If it has a print, is the print subtle and elegant or over the top
and bold? (Generally, we are shooting for more subtle ones).
- Is anything over the top, glitzy or flashy? (No)
- Do you like the garment itself? ( NEVER just dress for Kibbe guidelines, you are the most important aspect of your style and David Kibbe doesn’t want to box you in)
