KIBBE SOFT DRAMATIC BODY TYPE CLOTHES, STYLE AND MAKEUP
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- This is a guide on Kibbe Soft Dramatic Romantic Body Type And How To Integrate It Into Wardrobe, Clothes & Makeup.
Here you can get to know more about all 13 Kibbe Body Types Analysis:
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Kibbe Soft Dramatic Body Type:
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Kibbe Dramatic Body Type:
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Bella Hadid Soft Dramatic Body Type:
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Kibbe Theatrical Romantic Body Type:
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Kibbe Romantic Body Type:
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BODY SHAPE CAPSULE WARDROBE:
Inverted Triangle Body Shape: Capsule Wardrobe
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Pear Shaped Body: Capsule Wardrobe
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Apple Body Shape Shape: Capsule Wardrobe
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Hourglass Body Shape: Capsule Wardrobe
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Rectangle Body Shape: Capsule Wardrobe
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Seasonal Color Palette Analysis:
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I finally found my type! For awhile I thought I might be a romantic because my measurements are exactly the same as Marilyn Monroe, but I'm nearly 6' with very long legs. I was also confused about my face because in my opinion I have very contrasting features - large eyes, soft brows, pouty lips, but a very defined jaw, high cheekbones, and strong nose bridge. Cool to know other women share features similar to mine who are absolutely stunning.
those are all the same attributes as me!!! :D so nice to see that someone else is similar and also falls under this type, makes me feel reassured that this is definitely my type. ☺️
I'm South Asian, 5'9. I do cause people to stare and I've been told I'm Amazonian and absolutely told I'm a diva. I've got a full chest and large frame. Big eyes, full lips and wide full cheeks 'bollywood' ish. I get confused for Latin and even Italian. But my style isn't feminine. But when I am, very noticed. So many words you used are words I've had describe me
I absolutely love hats, big glasses and earrings.
You're a one Bombshell Diva ;) That's amazing!
I'm almost 6' and get called an Amazon all the time. I just smile and say, "thank you, that's very sweet of you."
I love that Bella Hadid is in here! I’ve been arguing for her as an SD forever
I agree with you ;)
Bella is FN.
She is FN
@@rose-blossoms she has a small frame she is definitely not a natural
Virtually all models are a Flamboyant Natural. I would think that the Hadid's are no exception.
Thank you!! I can see now that I am a Soft dramatic and not a theatrical romantic! I’m barely 5’7 but I have long lines and a hourglass. I am tall and curvy but I also have high cheek bones and angular bones- sharp.
I took so many tests and the questions were confusing.
Wonderful! I'm so happy I was helpful to you :)
SD’s are not always large busted. I have B cup, as well as Barbara Streisand , Ava Gardner & Lana Turner. There’s a difference between size and “fleshy.” And most SD’s are Latin and Italian, but I’m red-haired, light skin as well as Christina Hendricks.
Thank you for this comment! I started thinking maybe I were somewhere in between a soft dramatic and a dramatic, since I am tall, have full lips and a quite emphasised waste, but not very big bust. It is good to know you don't have to be a large boob size to be soft dramatic. 😊
I’m a soft dramatic and only a b cup. Also very fair and blonde so don’t suit the harsh dark colours
@@astrid.erikssontropp I also have the same and I haven't figured out if I am dramatic or soft dramatic. though I can't be soft since I have B cup. also my hair is mousy/dirty blonde
@@sammalneitoAny type can be large busted.
That’s exactly me and those are the clothing styles I’m drawn to
I'm a SD according to my kibbe style consultation. Breasts are not always large like everyone is saying. Like Barbara Streisand, B cup like me. It's just that they are fleshy.
Me too and I have a small chest. I am tall (174) but no matter how thin I was always an hourglass and always had hips. With age, I filled in and gained a bit of weight so even if I am still slim I am more fleshy than a normal slim person. As my husband said, I look thinner than what I feel like 🤣 Still, sometimes I get confused about whether I am a flamboyant natural. I'm not as pure dramatic as I should be more angular.
@@AlexNarra Yes. MerriamStyle mentions that there are thin SD's. She features a couple of SD clients, one is voluptuous, the other two are thin. I should've listened to my husband years ago when he continuaally mentioned my curves. I think I was just seeing the dramatic first and only (5'9", 35" inseam, mostly legs), and listening to CZcamsrs (although I appreciate them) always mentioning "SD's are big busted", I never considered it and was stuck about three years, but after putting pictures together; bathing suits, dresses, etc., I saw it before I had a consult. And then the consult confirmed it. It was worth it, and I'm finally having fun. 😃. Funny thing is, most of my closet was SD. Something to note, another CZcamsr mentioned that most women get their style right before they know their Kibbe type. Just got rid of a few baggy clothing items, and voila! The only downside is it has always been hard to look casual, and I live in a very casual climate.
@@lisaa.942 Me too, and I agree. To be honest, most of the time I am overdressed compared with other people but it's ok. For me the most difficult thing are winters because it's hard to dress really warm under an SD style. I am extremely cold so I like to layer and I will sacrifice my SD just to stay warm but I don't like it. Knitwear is difficult but what I do is just fold it so at least my jumpers finish as waist level-ish for some definition at least. It's not perfect but better than the baggy ones. I can sometimes pull a bit the dramatic style coats too in winter because I am tall so I can kind of "get away with it" but it's not ideal.
This could be my cousin. She has big eyes, fuller lips (but in a rather dramatic outline) and has the typical hourglass shape and Kibbe double curve. She is long limbed and has narrow bones but straight shoulders. And you can see her hourglass even when she's overweight. Her facial features are pretty striking and her eyes have that feline look to them. Her nose also is very dramatic. Maybe the only dramatic person in our family. My dad is looking pretty soft (not sure if he's romantic or soft natural though), my brother is some sort of natural, my mom too, my aunt (the mother of my cousin) as well, I am flamboyant natural and my grandma (my dad's mom) looked very romantic or soft gamine. But I am not too sure about that, she had a soft look and bodyshape though. My grandpas, I honestly can't recall the way they looked too well. They both dyed when I was VERY young and I only have portrait photos of them. But my mom's dad looked very blunt with a bit of drama while my dad's dad looked softer and more rounded. My cousins dad looks pretty dramatic to me and since we all have romantic in our genetics it might play a role in essence or body type differently for all of us. I have the full lips of my dad, also the rather small chin, but the more chiseled jawline and cheekbones of my mom's dad and the bluntness of my mom's mom (she was very beautiful by the way, even right before she died), I also got the upturned feature of my dad's nose and the bluntness of my mom's nose. I even have the exact same irregularities they have in their faces. The slight monolid of my dad, the rounded yet very upturned almond shape of my mom with the more rounded inner corner of my dad. I also got an even mix between warmth and coolness (light spring here) and I can see the origin of it in my parents.
My grand aunt and her daughters all have some drama in their features while she and one of her daughters are very short and angular. I think they might be gamines. I find that so much fun to see. How different genetics can play out. My grand aunt also has dark hair and eyes, one of her daughters has the exact same coloring, but looks slightly softer than her and her other daughter is as tall as me and more blunt looking, also has a more mixed coloring (haselnut brown hair, pale skin, striking chrystal clear green eyes, so less muted and more contrasted than her mom and sister). My brother and I do have the exact same coloring and share similar taste in anything, really. (fashion, interior design, art, the colors we both like, even our hair cut is kind of similar) Genetics are fun to observe imho. Especially when you can see the impact it spreads throughout an entire family.
I find it quite sad that we don't have more pictures of the people that lived prior to me being able to remember them. My mom always tells me she had an aunt that looked pretty much like me but there is absolutely no picture of her in all of our collections. She was an absolute tomboy even back in that age of time. But lemme just tell you, I would never get my features altered because I really appreciate seeing my parents in my face. Even first signs of aging. Similar to theirs when they were my age. (Besides photo-aging because I barely ever let the sun touch my unprotected skin, but they really never cared.)
I'm portuguese and always thought this would be my body type, makes sense🥰
I use your channel for english practice with interesting topics for me. Thank you! Russian subtitles were so helpfully. I will happy if you will return it))/
Thank you! 😃
Wish you'd included some middle eastern/north african, black or asian examples too. This dramatic look is not just eurocentric. Considering that the majority of the world is not white, this system is not inclusive enough.
Taking into consideration that I am Ukrainian, please allow me some time for covering all the people around the world. It's not about Eurocentrism. Thank you
@@FilosoFashion It's a critique of the system, not you in particular
Sofia Vergara is from Colombia. And the representation comes from the people that Kibbe has typed, he can't type every person in the world
@@lucianadiaz5671 I know where Sofia Vergara is from and taking into account non-white physiques is not typing everyone in the world. I just noticed that this video mentioned certain countries where this look is prevalent and I was like wait...isn't this look superrr common in the Middle East and regions of Africa too? Crazy to not account for such huge portions of the female population and just focus on the most white-adjacent
@@simplyshama he just typed a few women to give some examples. He doesn't like to type people for free. That's the reason for the lack of representation.
Accurate!!! Finally found my body type.
I'm definently a SD but I don't resonate with most suggestions on how we should dress, it feels like too much. What can i wear casually?
Maybe this can be helpful: filosofashion.com/kibbe-dramatic-body-types-capsule-wardrobe-for-summer/
I think it would be nice to see East Asian celebrities typed too, they tend to have softer facial features and I’d love to see if it’s rare to see SD ladies there.
I would say it's rare, but possible :)
It's not only having softer facial features that makes one a Soft Dramatic. One must assess the body, also. I would think that most East Asian women are not tall enough to be a Soft Dramatic...and most don't have a curvy body type...so a different category would represent them...possibly a Soft Natural or one of the Gamines.
Really love your explanation! I definitely feel like I identify with soft romantic. I do just wanna mention that the transitions make me really dizzy. Could you just do cuts instead of the swipe transition?
Thanks for sharing ;) I don't think I can change that as of right now. Maybe for next videos).
I’m south East Asian soft dramatic but on the short end - 5 ft 5. We don’t have tall genes in the family. However If I wear soft Dramatic clothing I appear much taller than I am. T shaped body with hourglass and long legs and arms. Facial features - I look very similar to Eva Mendez
I am also 5'5" and was recently typed as a Soft Dramatic. I haven't played with the Soft Dramatic styles yet to see if they make me seem taller, but I often get comments that I look much taller than I am. Also - Eva Mendez is a beautiful woman, so you must be beautiful too 🖤
@@hannahgolden how fun to start styling!!
I ended up selling and donating most of my clothing that isn’t for soft dramatic. Now I’m down the rabbit hole of Seasonal colour palletes (I’m a bright winter) & I can’t believe how good I feel from wearing the right styles and colours 💕
Right on the head when you said Italian. Im a soft dramatic and I’m Sicilian.
Glad it was helpful :)
I am more the Ava Gardner type, 5 ft 7", exotic face features. I am German but people always think I am South or South East European.I think it`s not easy to find one`s type (after the Kibbe Test - maybe I gave wrong answers? - I was Soft Classic - but I look too exotic). Love from Germany
You very much could be Soft Dramatic if you look exotic :)
@@FilosoFashion Thank you for your answer! ❤ A tailor said to me, my arms are 4 cm longer than average😆,my nose is on the bigger side😆 , my hands are narrow , the fingers long (said a jeweller 😆 ), feet narrow but not so long 5 1/2 size. I think you must be right!
I resonate with SD but I don't have a full bust (compared to my hips). Being 5'7", curvy and a long torso is so confusing. But the lines you recommend for SD are clothes I tend to feel my best in. Any advice on how to figure it out?
Soft Dramatics tend to have long limbs compared to long torsos. When people look at your arms, legs, hands, and fingers, do your arms and legs look longer than your torso? Because of that, do people think you are taller than you are?
Or...if your limbs and torso seem balanced, you may be some sort of classic or natural.
For example, I'm 5'11" and have long arms and legs, and long narrow feet, hands, and fingers. I also have a fleshy middle, and all the other characteristics of a Soft Dramatic, so while I bounced back and forth for a minute, it sorted itself out rather quickly.
@@joannathesinger770 that's good to know! i do think people always guess that i am taller than i actually am.
Finally found my type! I'm 5'9 and have a similar shape to Bella Hadid, with flesh on my hips and bust even at low weights. It makes so much sense!
I also have fullness in my cheeks and lips, and especially the eyes of Bella and Sophia Loren.
Happy to be helpful :)
Thanks!
What is corresponding type by Larson? To Soft Dramatic
I'm a light summer with soft dramatic body type. Isn't a bit to hard to combine?
Is it possible to be a soft dramatic with softer facial features?
It is possible, but then you have to have a strong reason why you would be in a Dramatic trajectory ;)
@@FilosoFashion I'm tall with long limbs and a small head, but I have curves more similar to a romantic so I've been struggling to categorize myself XD but your videos have helped a lot! Thank you :)
I have soft rounded hips and a small chest. I have never been called lush or voluptuous, but I was typed as SD. It's hard to relate.
SDs common in latin america? Where lol women here are so short, as a 173cm SD woman I am freakishly tall here. Taller than most men. Most latinas I'd say are romantic natural or gamine. No SDs here unless you count gisele bundchen and the like which are of german descent and not ethnically latinas.
isnt gisele fn
Its all about the bones she doesn’t have to be tall you can be 5’5” and still be a soft dramatic, it’s all about the whole body how it looks . If your bone structure is large but more in the narrow side that you are closer to SD body type , but you can have things that don’t 100% completely match with the description.
Raquel Welch -half latin 168 cm height soft dramatic.
I'm latin, from Argentina, where there are so many soft dramatic women. I'm a Soft Dramatic and have a lot of representation. Latin america is full of different type of women, you can find every body type walking on the street. I have a best friend who was a gamine, my sister is theatrical romantic, i think my mom is probably a dramatic and we all are from the same country in latin america
Anyone born in latin America is latino - there is no such thing as being "ethnically" latino by blood the way you implied 🙄 latin america is like what 23 different countries not just wherever you're from. You should really educate yourself.
I am Indian, and we also have quite a few people with this type that I've seen. Because big old brown eyes, ethnic noses, soft smiles and high cheekbones are what's known as 'Bollywood' or it was in the 80's-90's, now its just really thin.
Except chin lips and bust i perfectly suit this type but I don't know what else I can be
I don't know what your face and body geometry is. Try to check Larson system, maybe you are a mixed type.
@@FilosoFashion thank you
i think i'm a soft dramatic but i have small chest and slightly wider hips (still got a small waist). i'm pear shaped, could i still be a SD?
What about your legs, arms, hands, and feet? Describe them.
I wouldn’t describe Bella as having large breasts. Can women with smaller breasts still be this type? I am not sure any other type fits me better.
Bella's breasts are relatively large considering her low weight. I would not characterize them as small when the rest of her figure is considered, so if yours are proportionally larger to your body, I can't see why not.
I am having the same question... but according to other comments, I guess you can!
Im 5'6 Greek and this is me.
Can someone help me find my body type 😩
What is your biggest concern?
@@FilosoFashion I just wanna dress for my body and know what colors suit me but I don't know which body type I have its all really just confusing.
Im torn between TR and SD because my height is 5 ft 8 too tall to be TR but face has small jaw which isnt SD
I think the body is considered more important than the face, so if you look tall, I think it is more likely you are a SD than a TR.
I think face shape has way less to do with Kibbe body typing than people realize. The point of the system is to help people find the right clothes to suit them.
Kibbe described certain tendencies in faces but I don’t think he meant them to be strict criteria to evaluate type. It was more like trends or tendencies he observed that might be generally useful as a hint, rather than a determining factor. Ultimately it’s factors like vertical, curve, yin and yang that work together to determine the ID. And that’s most evident in the body.
Mainly found in Africa
I am confused why you are saying kibbe got lost by calling soft dramatic as divas. Why so?
Divas are traditionally the name used for opera singers. It's been extrapolated now to cover pop and R&B singers, too...which isn't what he intended with his original term.
However...Diva Chic DOES still apply if you filter it through the opera singer lens. He had Maria Callas on his original list.
Omg I’m so confused 😂😂
I have big nose and not full lips but I don’t have big hands and feet… my legs are not skinny and I’m not super tall but for me I look taller. My shoulders are narrow and smaller than my hip and my waist is really small (smaller than my shoulders)..
I don’t know if I’m romantic or soft dramatic 🙈
sounds romantic, maybe TR.
None of these styles include the traditional Latin American women body type. I find a hard time helping my family members dress due to their body type.
Can soft dramatics ever have short legs,with long arms, small breast, and a long torso with wide shoulders if all the facial features match a soft dramatic?
I am also 5'6.
@@akolley1 minimum height for SD is 5’7”. Have a look at SN.
@@carolann6158 Thanks for responding. What about if I have a thin longer nose?
@@akolley1 just realized I’ve misled you sorry. No height restrictions for SD. ☹️🌻
@@carolann6158 Ava Gardner and Raquel Welch - 5’5.
I thought I was a soft dramatic, because I am tall, have broad shoulders and and a distinctive nose and the fact that I am more flashy.
But I do not have a strong jaw or a big bust. For the dramatic type, I am not as lean and as well not as sharp.
I think I just can not categorize myself as accurately as possible.
You sound like a flamboyant natural
@@genevievejohnson348 Thank you. Yes, I could not decide between soft dramatic and flamboyant natural. I would say I am more of a flamboyant natural.
Many of this examples have breast implants
The bones are narrow, long, and angular.
If I have all of these characteristics , but I am not tall and am only 5”3, which type am I ? 🤍
Romantic maybe
Or Soft Gamine.
I'm 5'2" and a SD. Don't focus so much on numerical height. The key is your lines. If you 'seem tall', even at our diminutive height, you have the necessary vertical lines.