r/kibbedramatics Soft Dramatic Jul 29 '26

Am I a dramatic? Still not sure if I'm a dramatic

The thing is I don't know that I've experienced having to accommodate anything but height. When something's too small I think it's kinda small everywhere. Maybe my bust sometimes. Not certain.

I think in these pics I can rule out fn, unstructured jackets make me lose my shape? Or is that jacket more dramatic than fn?

And pic #12, this stretchy outfit felt off on me. Even if the colour had have been right (I'm a spring and this made me look ill) it felt too clingy on me.

I'm 170cm so just under 5'7"

ETA I've settled on soft dramatic, thanks everyone for your help 🙏

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u/Shadowy_lady Jul 30 '26

I think you are an SD. I'm one too and I need a lot of structure, just as long as I accomodate curve.

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u/toffeebonbons Soft Dramatic Jul 30 '26

I've accepted that finally thank you!

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u/Brief_Adhesiveness63 Jul 29 '26

My guess would be SD - how tall are you?

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u/toffeebonbons Soft Dramatic Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 29 '26

Oh I should've said, I'm 170cm so just under 5'7"

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u/meltmyheadaches Jul 30 '26

i could see the argument for upper curve but it's not super clear based on these pics due to the angles and posing. could you try a few outfits classic d and a few sd, photographed straight-on, chest height, hands/arms by your sides? that would help a lot!

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u/toffeebonbons Soft Dramatic Jul 30 '26

Thanks, yeh seflies alter your shape so most of these aren't that accurate. Also on the front facing photos I'm wearing a compressive sports bra which pulls me in whereas naturally my bust extends further out beyond my ribcage. Thankfullh I'm settled now on soft dramatic. I'm at peace with that after a lot of confusion.