I’ve come up with a Curvy Girl formula which makes any outfit look amazing… it’s all about Loose and Tight
A FASHION fan has shared her secret formula to make sure she always wears flattering clothes that make her feel confident.
Alessa shared her advice in a TikTok video online.
She said: “Let’s talk about the curvy girl outfit formula that is both flattering and fool proof. “
Alessa said there is a perfect formula for style if you curvy, this is the tight and loose formula.
With this you wear one item of clothing that is tight and another that is loose to create a balance.
However, what do you do when you want to apply this to just one dress?
Alessa says there are two types of dresses she wears that follow this formula.
She said: “I’m a size 8 – 10 [UK 10-12] and I find it so hard to find special occasion dresses that make me feel super confident.”
“I always gear towards two kinds of dress styles.“
Alessa says go for a ruched dress.
The fashion fan says she loves the Zara Printed tulle dress
The £45.99 off-the-shoulder midi dress with a straight-cut neckline., draped fabric and invisible side zip fastening.
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The dress can still be form fighting but will have ruching detail on the side ideally in the stomach areas.
Alessa said: “I am a big fan of ruching. I love when there’s ruching on the side or in the belly area because I just feel like it is so flattering and plus it is so stretchy.”
“On the side I don’t feel super uncomfortable like I’m sticking out of anything. I just feel like this is really slimming.“
For the second option Alessa said go for dress that have a loose torso design.
Alessa says she loves Zara’s white asymmetric dress which is £35 online
The dress has draped fabric details and a gathered hem with adjustable drawstrings.
Alessa said: “I love this because the top is loose and then it kind of billows over the belly area and then cinches right here.”
“So you can decide how long or short you want it so it’s super flattering.”
“It’s that loose with tight formula that I talk about.”