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Curved tailoring
Style speaks before you do
UnBespoken creates personal looks that feel like you and say something before you speak. Answer four quick questions for body-fit tips, a color pairing, and an outfit to try.
Get an outfit idea one easy step at a time.
QUICK OUTFIT GUIDE
Build a starting point in four easy steps.
Pick what feels closest to you. You can change your answers or open the full guide at any time.
1Goal
2Shape
3Color
4Plans
STEP 1 OF 4
What do you want your outfit to do?
Choose the result that matters most today.
01 / COLOR PLACEMENT
Same body. Different focus.
Choose a focus.
A lighter bottom draws more attention below the waist.
Light colors, bright colors, shine, strong contrast, and larger areas draw more attention. Try the effect on the client. It is not a rule for everyone.02 / YOUR GUIDE
Choose the shape that looks most like you.
This is a starting point, not a label. Choose the option that best matches how clothes fit your shoulders, waist, and hips. Then pick what you want your outfit to do.
1. Choose your body shape
The picture and tips will change to match your choice.
2. Choose your styling goal
Changes the strategy, goal-specific action, and what to keep in mind.
BODY SHAPE GUIDE · ILLUSTRATION
Compare the widthsGuide only—not inches
Waist positionMiddle
YOUR STARTING POINT
Rectangle × Create curve
Your shoulders and hips look about the same width. Your waist has less curve.
WHAT CHANGES WHEN YOU CHOOSE A BODY TYPEThe shoulders and hips are about the same width.
The waist is only slightly narrower, so the sides of the body look fairly straight.
Let your waist have its moment. Add a little width at the shoulders, hips, or both to create more curve. For this goal: Try a wrap top, peplum, A-line skirt, pleats, or wide-leg pants.
For this goal: Make the waist easy to see, then add a little width just above the waist, below the waist, or both.
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Keep in mind: Clothes that hang the same width from your shoulders to your ankles can make your waist disappear. Add width near the shoulders or hips—not all the way from shoulders to ankles—so the waist stays easy to see.
Three outfit ideas to try
Illustration + outfit photo02
Soft hourglass
Wrap top + A-line midi skirt
The wrap top shows the waist. The skirt gently widens from the waist.03
Modern curve
Cropped knit + pleated pants
The shorter top makes the waist easy to see. Pleats add a little width at the hips.The photos show how the idea may look in real clothes. Use them for ideas, not as strict rules.
03 / COLOR HARMONY
Start with the color you want to wear.
Click any part of the wheel. The outer ring has bright colors. The middle ring has light colors. The inner ring has deep colors such as brown, olive, navy, and burgundy.
Choose the color you want to wear
Redselected
Looking for nude or brown? Click the middle or inner ring near orange or yellow-orange.
Clear / bright · Red family
The outer ring shows the brightest version of each color. Red, yellow, and blue are primary colors. They are the starting colors on this wheel.
Choose how the colors should work together. Click Complementary for strong contrast, Analogous for nearby colors that blend, or Triadic for three colors spaced around the wheel. The outfit and color list will update after you click.
Boldest contrast
Red + Complementary
Complementary colors sit across from each other on the wheel. They make each other stand out.
TopRed
PantsGreen
ShoesCognac leather
TopRed
PantsGreen
Belt or accentRed
Cognac leather shoes
Cognac is a warm neutral. The shoes stay cognac while the outfit colors change.
HOW TO WEAR IT
The top uses your selected color. The pants use the color directly across from it. Cognac leather shoes stay neutral.
FOR YOUR RECTANGLE BODY SHAPE
Use the main color to show the waist. Add another color and some shape above or below it.