Denim Size Charts - Flat Derriere
The Fit: Opt for denim that will accentuate your preexisting curves. Look for stretch denim and a slim fit to boost your Derriere.
Warning: Stay away from loose fits, wide legs, and rigid denim
Recommendations: Try denim with a flap pocket or a pair of heels to add curves. We suggest True Religion Flap Pocket Joey, Flap Pocket Billy or Julie and Hudson Denim for a slimmer leg.
Denim Size Charts - Curvy
The Fit: To accentuate your shape, look for stretch denim that sits just below your natural waistline. Choose denim that fits best around your hips and thighs and a boot cut that balances out your curves. Remember, your tailor can take in the waist if necessary.
Warning: Avoid baggy denim that will add to your curviness.
Recommendations: Hudson Bootcut, True Religion Stretch Bobby, and Premium Paige Denim Hollywood Hills.
Denim Size Charts - Short
The Fit : Choose a low waisted pair of jeans and a slightly longer hemline over a pair of heels.
Warning: Stay away from wide leg, flare, and anything that will overwhelm your smaller frame.
Recommendations: We suggest the Chip and Hudson Denim.
Denim Size Charts - Tall
The Fit: Look for denim that cuts low with a strait leg or slight bootcut.
Warning: Steer clear of cropped pants and wide legs that will make you look even longer.
Recommendations: Paige Laurel Canyon. For skinny, try Paige Blue Heights and Hudson Denim.
Denim Size Charts - Tummy
The Fit: Wear stretch denim that sits just below your natural waist.
Warning: Stay away from extremely low cut denim or high waisted denim that will draw attention to your midsection.
Recommendations: J Brand Midrise Straight Leg (16”), Paige Hidden Hills.
Denim Size Charts - Short Waisted
The Fit: Elongate your torso by wearing low cut denim with a classic fit and lower heels.
Warning: Pass on high cut jeans.
Recommendations: Consider Paige Laurel Canyon, J Brand (14” or 16”) Lowrise.
Denim Size Charts - Long Waisted
The Fit: Try a straight leg regular rise denim that hits at your natural waistline.
Warning: Avoid ultra low denim that will exaggerate your long torso.
Recommendations: Try True Religion Flap Pocket Joey, True Religion Johnny or Billy, J Brand (16”) Straight Leg.
Denim Size Charts - Bottom Heavy
The Fit: Wear a low rise stretch denim that will optimize space and minimize size. Choose a bootcut or flare denim to add balance to your figure and a darker wash to defer attention to details.
Warning: Stay away from slim fits and light weight denim which tends to reveal too much. Avoid small pockets that can also enlarge your lower body appearance.
Recommendations: True Religion Stretch Bobby, J Brand Straight, Hudson, Paige Hollywood, Leg Hills.
Skirts Size Charts - Curvy
The Fit: Wear fabrics that are soft and fluid with little texture and smaller patterns. A-lines, wraps, and flat front styles will minimize curviness. To accentuate your waistline looked for skirts with a dropped waist and lower rise.
Warning: Stay away from horizontal stripes, heavy fabric, pleating, boxy cuts and large belts.
Skirts Size Charts - Short
The Fit: Vertical stripes, seams, piping, and an off center pleat can really add length to your leg, especially with a great pair of heels. Look for a tapered skirt or slightly fluid skirt that hits just at the knee to elongate your lower body.
Warning: Try to avoid boxy cuts and patterns, and skirts that hit mid-calf.
Skirts Size Charts - Boyish
The Fit: Look for skirts that hold a diagonal pattern, and create a circular movement, whether by texture, design, colors, or motion. To create curves choose thicker waistbands, belts, and skirts with gathered fabric or slanted pockets.
Warning: Almost all styles are flattering, but beware of stiff fabrics that might hide your non-existing curves.
Skirts Size Charts - Tummy
The Fit: Choose skirts with a flat front, flat texture, and a slight A-line or tapered hem. Darker colors, minimal patterns, and a side or back zipper will also disguise your tummy.
Warning: Avoid gathered fabric, pleats, belts, and front pockets. Wrap skirts and waistbands can also build bulk. Remember, your tailor can always remove a waistband, if you love the cut of a skirt.
Recommendations: Trina Turk Fiona Full Skirt, James Dark Denim Pencil Skirt, Nanette LePore Black Satin Ball Skirt.
Skirts Size Charts - Short-Waisted Long Legs
The Fit: Opt for skirts with a dropped waistline and a longer top to camouflage your hipline.
Warning: Stay away from belts, high-waisted skirts, and pleating.
Skirts Size Charts - Long-Waisted Short Legs
The Fit: Choose a skirt that hits just above the knee with vertical detailing, seams, piping, and an off center pleat to elongate your lower body. Pair the skirt with a short jacket and a pair of heels to create height.
Warning: Be sure that the skirt isn't too short or too long, as it will make your legs seem shorter. Avoid horizontal patterns and hem detailing.
Skirts Size Charts - Bottom Heavy
The Fit: Look for soft fluid fabrics and an A-line skirt without a waistband. Choose darker fabrics with vertical detailing and subtle prints or patterns.
Warning: Horizontal patterns, heavy fabrics and textures, patch pockets and drastic flare will only amplify your fullness.
Dress Size Charts - Curvy
The Fit: Look for fitted styles, medium weight knits and fluid fabric to highlight curves. Wraps, A-lines, keyhole necklines, sweetheart openings, and strapless dresses can all be very flattering. Diagonal seams and vertical details can forgive overly ample areas.
Warning: If you are heavy show off your cleavage and legs or choose an all over pattern to draw attention away from any problem areas. Horizontal lines and thick textures tend to over-accentuate curves.
Dress Size Charts - Short
The Fit: Be sure to match the dress to your proportions. Keep your dress simple and include vertical seams, buttons, piping, and patterns. Use an off center pleat and a pair of heels to lengthen your frame. An empire waistline, higher neckline, and a monochromatic color scheme can elongate your legs.
Warning: Large patterns, very full skirts, and the inappropriate length can make you appear shorter. The dress should fall around the knees to create balance.
Dress Size Charts - Boyish
The Fit: Choose dresses with well-defined waistlines, horizontal patterns, and contrasting color or designs. Flared, A-line, and fuller bottoms can also portray an hourglass shape.
Warning: Stay away from vertical details and stiff heavy fabrics.
Dress Size Charts - Full Bust
The Fit: Semi fitted styles with V-necks; sweetheart and open necklines are the most flattering. An interesting hemline or and vertical seams will detract attention from your chest. By keeping the details to a minimum and choosing soft fluid fabrics with a slight flare you will flatter your figure and balance your bustiness.
Warning: Avoid stiff fabric, strapless, tunics, and heavy textures.
