You Can Look Amazing Whatever Your Shape
Posted: Monday, October 19, 2009
by Helen Venables
House of Colour Ltd
In a recent survey for a major breakfast cereal 65% of British women indicated that their shape was more important to them than their size. Apparently the perfect hourglass curves are what we aspire to. Of the women surveyed apparently 35% saw themselves as apple shaped with no defined waist and 25% thought they were pear shaped with bigger bottoms. Only 13% said they had hourglass figures but 65% of those questioned dreamt of acquiring the curvy shape. Whatever you may think about her, Nigella Lawson was the woman who's shape we most aspire to have as
The inspiring and very satisfying thing about my job is that I know absolutely EVERYONE, whatever the raw material, can look amazing! You may be skeptical but I've seen the results time and time again over the years. I've seen everything I can tell you!! And there is no one who shouldn't feel good in their own skin whether we're curvy or stick thin. And remember it's not about the wobbly bits and which way they do or don't point anymore - We can work with those! You owe it to yourself to feel great about YOU and the clothes you wear have a huge effect on how you feel.
So go on girls! Get comfy with yourself. I'm not talking about letting yourself go but getting serious about understanding your body shape, knowing which bits you want to emphasise and which you'd rather hide and understanding how to do it. You may well need an objective eye to help get you on track and of course I'd love to help you.
Contact House of Colour for further help with making the most of your body shape with one of our women's image courses.
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Top-level comments on this article: (1 total)Thanks for this article Helen - a good reminder that I'm beautiful no matter what my shape!
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