Thursday, February 12, 2009

Badonkadonk

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Trace Atkins, Queen and Sir Mixalot have made a fortune singing about the Lower Figured Woman. Badonkadonk, Apple Bottom, Pear, Junk in the Trunk...these names all honor one fabulous body part! The BUM!!! Ladies your lower figure is lovely because a rounder posterior implies fertility, the term birthing hips hold true. It is often easy for the lower figure to find well fitting tops for their delicate top half, but finding a pair of pants that fits the hips while actually clasping the waist is difficult. Fear not my sweet lower figures! I am here to Help! I am Sarah Hosman, Personal Shopper and Stylist in the Phoenix Area. I would love to help you find a wardrobe that will make you feel like a queen. I teach style classes for small to large groups. I can also take you for a personalized style session. Please contact me if you are in need of my services and I will send you a services sheet. perfectpintuck@gmail.com


First rule to dressing all Body Types is to never accessorize and embellish the fullest part of your body. For the lower figure that means choosing pants and skirts that will de-emphasize your fullest "asset". Look for pants that are flat-front and have a straight leg. Avoid high waisted trousers that sit above the navel and lower rise trousers that don't reach your tiny waist. I know it is hard but TRY EVERY PAIR OF PANTS ON!


Rule two, look for skirts that fit the hips then continue straight down. Bias-cut, A-line,wrap, fit-and-flare, and straight styles are all“go’s”. Pencil shapes or full pleats are “no’s” as they highlight imbalance.Rule three is to look for balance between your top and bottom the best way to do that is to choose tops that have bold colors, big patterns, and special details. Look to build up your petite top to help balance your Ample Bottom.

Rule four, dresses are great! Look for dresses that have an A-Line skirt as they will balance and create the illusion of an hour glass figure. Look for Dresses with embellishment and detail towards the top but not the bottom.