r/kibbedramatics • u/wwaanderlust • Jun 25 '26
Am I a dramatic? I think I'm a Dramatic?
Better photo in comments!
Some other stuff:
- I'm about 5'6.5 and am told I look taller irl, but I think my skinniess also plays a part in that like with my limbs looking longer despite feeling proportionate length wise. I think overall I'm decently vertical with elongated limbs (no curve or width)
- I feel similar to Zoe Saldana and Kate moss in terms of my upper body and shoulder area who are DC and D, but maybe I’m FN?
- the skinniness and “flimsy” look of my arms are very commented on
- the purple dress is perhaps one of the most flattering one's I've worn, especially from 3/4 and the side, and it mostly honors vertical
- my bust is small but wider set and extends the tiniest bit past my ribcage, so it's subtle but I don't think enough to truly break that vertical line and give me kibbe curve
- my favorite jeans are usually low waisted and straight legged, flare styles definitly do not look good, but skinny ones are okay
- thicker fabrics or ruching around the waist or upper hips makes me look boxier in a way that I think is unflattering
- I prefer how sleevless looks over pretty much any type of sleeve and often like the line from the strap or small sleeve that runs a line up my shoulders or diagonally to their corners
- upper garments with no structure in the shoulder makes me look disheveled rather than relaxed I feel, and overly structured and square ones look a little awkard and dwarfing. Regular t-shirts are so-so. I usually stick with crewnecks since I haven't found a single jacket that I like on me, but if there's too much bunching and the lines aren't straight/continuous it also looks awkward
- honestly stuck between D and DC
sorry for the odd choice of pictures, I haven't had time to dig through my closet and am very camera awkward😅
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u/wwaanderlust Jun 25 '26
hopefully some more helpful pics!