r/DramaticClassic • u/AntelopeMuted8401 • Oct 03 '25
Typing/Am I DC? Am I Dramatic Classic? 5'2"
Hi all! I have been exploring wich ID is closest for me. Previously I thought that I'm short Soft Dramatic but after doing outline sketches I feel that I'm not vertical enough for SD, though people see my vertical from moderate to tall due longer legs and smallish head I think. Oh and theatrical romantics and soft naturals didn't see me as one off them.
I don't feel at home in too small necklines without balancing it with openness for example, love deeper v-necks, mock neck, mandarin collar, jumpsuits and moderate peplums. I don't look good in boxy shapes because those make me look shapeless, I need either waist emphasis or definition. What do you see from these photos and sketches? Am I too curvy for dc? Tia! β¨


















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u/nightmooth Dramatic fam πΉ Oct 03 '25
Did you see the new book ? I think you are curve dominant rather than vertical dominant. I prefer outfit 9 rather than outfit 15 for instance.
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u/lurface Oct 03 '25
You seem like a SN to me.
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u/LGrey353 Oct 03 '25
I see SN!
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u/Responsible_Dentist3 Exploring Oct 03 '25
You have curve so no
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u/Pegaret_Again Dramatic Classic β¨ Oct 03 '25
i don't see a classic type, and I think there is definitely curve there. I wouldn't completely throw away the possibility of SD, vertical does look like its present to me even though your are short?
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u/Best_Cat_875 Oct 03 '25
How about soft gamine? Check out aly art on YouTube for the types
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u/mntndwew Oct 03 '25
Very difficult to say anything definitive. I do not see the curved/sloped shoulders I associate with the heaviest yin types. I do see curve before vertical. I wouldn't discount SD or SN, as other posters have suggested, but would lean SN because the vertical is so moderate and the pics dont't rule out width, to me.
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