Are DRAMATICS Masculine?
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Aly is giving more of a Gamine vibe rather than a Soft Gamine
Hey Aly - thank you so much for your wonderful and very interesting videos. I still have a problem to figur out which body type i am. What type would you guess girls, that have thin and long legs and arms, but the waist area is disproportionately wide? That's what i have. Unless i go jogging and work on my leg muscels, that's when my belly goes away. But other than that my loooong legs don't seem to have any muscels, while my waist is really wide. Like the size of my bottom is XS, whereas the size of my upper body is S or M. Also my torso looks shorter than my legs by comparison. (I'm 168 cm.)
@Eshita Shukla Thank you for your personal assessment. I just googled how much 168 cm in US-Size means. Apparently i'm 5'6. I don't think i'm dramatic either, because my bones are reather thin and light. I was very underweigt as i child. People even used to think i had some kind of illness, which ofcourse wasn't the case, i just was very energetic and moved a lot.
@Eshita Shukla i’m russian :) my shoulders are not realy sharp, but also not petit like Alys for example. I have some edgyness to my face even though its reather round than oval. Can That be That i am Natural? Or classic but with wider/straight waist 😁?
I guess i get most compliments when wearing short simple dresses.
Yes, well said! Every woman is feminine, because she *is* a woman. But she is feminine in her own way. I think we get very mixed up in gender stereotypes, even when we don’t want to.
You can't say every woman is feminine when femininity don't have unique qualities in relation to masculinity.
@@Gohan9112 Every woman is female and every woman is feminine and every woman is unique.
Everytime Aly is describing any woman, she makes me fall in love with that woman! ❤
I'm a romantic, but dramatics and soft dramatics are probably my favorite of the body types. They just seem so dignified, almost regal looking. It's so eye-catching...
I am soft dramatic and it pleases me alot 😊 thanks
You're welcome, I'm glad to hear it 😊
I'm Dramatic and I look more mature and dignified than I feel... Which is awkward sometimes when someone finds out I cry about everything or that I'm shy and prefer not to show off. I have a very childlike, naive personality which doesn't seem to go well with my looks. But I don't really care anymore, I've embraced it and started feeling more confident haha
@@windylue6206I think that duality of your look and personality has an unique charm!
Yes :) I’m a romantic too but we can achieve a regal look. For example Kate winglet has the classic regal vibe combined with a romantic body type ^^
Aly ALWAYS manages to debunk any stereotyping myths and encourage everybody to be whoever they want to be WITHOUT having to modify their body. That’s so precious in our age
Agreed
She's a treasure.💖
She's wonderful. I love her outlook on beauty everyone has and can embrace and enhance.
Thanks a "are naturals masculine" would be interesting
I think people thought that aly said "mascular" but she was really saying muscular as in some muscle showing through
Yes!
I think anyone can look more feminine or masculine due to fashion and style regardless of bodytype.
I wish you had a "makeover" show with you analyzing people's (your viewer's) Kibbe type and helping them find hair, makeup and clothing that emphasizes their unique beauty.
I’d watch that.
She'd probably be the only makeover lady who wouldn't throw away the whole closet but talk to the person being made over and find out what they like in their clothes and try to keep them and I'd love to see that!
YES! I need Ally's help so bad lol
@@karenramnath9993 I'd pay to watch that
Please, aly read this comment
I would love if you could do a video with this theme for each of the types..for example "are classics plain?" "Are gamines tomboys?" "Are all naturals athletic?" Or something like this. I think you do a good job at explaining each type is beautiful as they are but it is still easy for people to get caught in the stereotypes. This video was good at making you think different about it.
I second this! Can we do “Are All Romantics Girly?”
THIS PLEASE
I am dramatic classic and I feel plain. Maybe even boring
are romantics weak?
as a guy I find dramatic women the most elegant and mysterious of them all. they are usually tall or slim figure, know how to move their body and always caught everyone's attention when entering a room. I would describe them as the bond girl type 👍
Well thank you for the compliment
Nice to hear a man's perspective, thank you.
As I understand it, dramatic are as feminine as they want to be. They just don't need to put much flowers and frills. Just a sophisticated touch and they are perfect queen!
No flowers pls! 😂
i find Dramatics so sexy, many of them look ethereal and interesting, i love how their bone structure is sharp and elongated. they remind me of vampires. and what's more feminine than a maxi fitted slik dress? it looks awesome on them.
i think the issue is the language and examples. "yang" originally has quite masculine undertones in mandarin, and linking it with a lack of obvious curves, and using tilda swinton as an example can maks people think that way. it took me a long time to accept i was a dramatic but seeing more diverse examples of dramatics (narrow and long but still somehow curvy) helped a lot!
Demonic witch queen vampires. No doubt therapists everywhere silently thank you and Aly for the unexpected uptick in business.Wth.🙄
Eva Green is so gorgeous and powerful 😍 I always guessed she was a dramatic besides her having that mystical lusty vibe, she has a very particular thing to her
I wish I could pull off her straight eyebrows, they make her eyes look so intense and sultry
And so glad to see someone so gorgeous with my same eye shape☺️
My best friend is a dramatic, and although she is the same height as me she looks tall and statuesque, whereas I look short. I feel like when we say "she would look good in a potato sack" we are talking about dramatics.
Keira Knightley is the epitome of femininity. She’s a dramatic angel!
The whole point of the video is that there are many types of femininity lol so there can't be an epitome of femininity
She is not a dramatic Type.She is gamine.
@@rosedewittbukater4203 Dramatic.
@@user-og7qq5zy8p She is to me.
@@di3486she's dramatic 😆
Could you do the same video for flamboyant naturals? We look powerful, with wide shoulders. When I try to look more feminine I look weird. I don't like to wear oversized clothes.
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My little sister is a flamboyant natural and looks amazing in cable knit sweaters and draped, slightly soft gowns, if that helps :)
I was just about to fill that forum for the same question. I'm very confused by my type (Flamboyant Natural). The videos she made before, she was just reading the descriptions from the original book which didn't really explain much to me. From clothing to hair colour and cut, I admit that I'm utterly confused.
Same
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Thanks for the tip 😊👍
Dramatics are my favorite kibbe body type, they look so womanly, feminine and edgy at the same time.
Thank you Aly. Sometimes it can be hard for us tall girls/women to feel feminine because being tall is usually associated with being masculine in many peoples eyes. Unfortunately many women who are tall get bullied or called men simply because of their height.
This is why a lot of us can be insecure and overcompensate by dressing more “feminine” or acting in a girly way because we feel that in order to be a woman you must look dainty and physically be smaller.
But like you said, femininity is not how you dress nor your appearance.
Also a lot of Kibbe videos tend to use the same type of examples (like Keira knightly) to describe dramatics when there are many more woman that can be portrayed.
Anyways I’m glad you talked about this. Great video❤️.
I was reading FB comments on Michelle Obama. My goodness it was disgusting how many men and women called her a man and “Micheal” instead of Michelle. It was relentless and the woman has 2 daughters who Im sure see this. It could Ilse be a race thing added with the height because I see the same kinds of people calling Serena Williams a man and she has a daughter too.
@@s.h.1309 those weirdos are also here on youtube especially in a lot of these Kibbe videos :( there's actually one of these comments on THIS specific video already
Really!? Sheesh... Are shorter men called women, or is this treatment solely reserved for females? I think I already know the answer to this.
@@s.h.1309 YES and it’s worse when you don’t have the model-esque figure, weight, and looks to go with it. 🙄
@K. K A L E N A I’m sorry you went through that 🥺👉👈. Don’t pay them any mind. Trust me I know it’s really hard. Meanwhile, People tend to tell you to brush it off like it’s so easy. Kind of like telling a skinny girl to eat a burger. It sticks with you for decades.
I def feel the same. I feel so sorry for girls who are 6 foot and up. The taller you get the worse it is.
It's funny, Eva green is a natural blonde who has dyed her hair dark since her teenage years because she found she looked more interesting that way. I much prefer the dark hair on her, it suits her dramatic face and her personality 😍
What, seriously? She looks like she was born like that
Wow
@@labetterave7172 yes, Google Eva green child or teenager and you'll find photos of her and her twin sister, both are natural blondes!
In the video I'm linking below she's being interviewed (it's in french) and they show an old clip of her mother (who was a French actress) being interviewed when Eva was a child, you can see a good close up of her. It starts at about 14:35'.
czcams.com/video/lc9S-qievn4/video.html
Love the dark hair on her it looks so good!
She actually doesn't look good in extremely dark hair, cool medium browm (level 5) looks best on her but dark brown or black is far too dark. That's why to extremely dark hair she must wear a lot of make up.
@@ultron374 I like cool dark brown on her, I suppose it's a matter of taste :-) I've seen candid photos of her with really dark hair and no makeup and she looked amazing because her skin was naturally glowing.
"She just found herself within that."
That is beautifully said. Find beauty within yourself and it will show what you desire to show.
Thank you for dispelling this myth. I'm not a dramatic, but even as a flamboyant gamine sometimes I've wondered whether that type was masculine.
I'm a FG too and sometimes I feel kinda masculine with my wide-ish bone, smaller hips, and slightly muscular flesh (without exercising)
I love the dramatic type! they do look like fairytale characters, but more often like the villains. Very sexy and demanding in a way.
Also Aly please make a video about your re-assigned kibbe
I’m a pure Dramatic and look amazing in masculine clothes (if I do say so myself) but I don’t feel masculine at all in them. I always accessorize though, mostly with jewelry, and that brings in a feminine touch to any outfit.
Such a relief to not have to accomadate curve 😅 let's throw on this long mono color dress and go about our day 🤣 😅
John Kitchener calls angelics (which I see as a ''subdivision'' of dramatics) extreme yin. Which contradicts Kibbe's system but it just makes sense.
YES
Would love more info on flamboyant natural. Having broad shoulders and narrow hips seem very masculine.
me too, great idea
Omg yes
Just look at Meaghan 🐎 I would never think that's a man 😊
Dramatics are soooo elegant!
I'm a dramatic dark winter... and I relate a lot to eva Green in style.. agree in everything
The devil hair part was funny 😈😅
I’m dying of laughter 😂😂😂😂
Aly, I'm so glad you exist. Your content keeps getting better and better, it's visible how much you work on it.
Eva Green is my girl crush.
Oh, that was great! Can you do the same for Naturals? I’m so self-conscious of my shoulders and ribcage (even if I'm an SN)
Me too! I pretty sure that I'm a soft natural. I like my wider shoulders. But, my ribcage can sometimes make me look thick and a bit awkward.
Another fabulous video Aly! Because of your work I was able to identify myself finally as a "Soft Dramatic" so when I saw you had posted a "Dramatic" video I was thrilled and you certainly didn't disappoint. Love your choices of women to highlight a dramatic's innate femininity. Thank you for all the work you put into these helpful videos!
Short answer: no
Long answer: the video
😄😂
It seems like the more you try to hide the worse it looks
The key is to embrace our features ♥
Yes, until you find Kibbe 😅
Great video, finally confirmed that I’m a dramatic, not soft dramatic. Unlike most previous examples of dramatics these three women have a bust larger than an A cup. And long flowing hair, not short or slicked back looks. I think a lot of Kibbe videos emphasize masculine fashion looks for dramatics simply because they are the only type that can pull it off. Just because we can, doesn’t mean we have to wear a man-tailored suit everywhere. In my case I prefer medium to long pencil skirts or narrow dresses with no waist emphasis, which can ruin the long line of the look.
Hey Little history lesson here: the actual moment when women’s cloth became (stayed) very opulent and men’s more and more “modest” was around 1790-1850. Due to industrialization and new work environments for men. Women from higher society became a even bigger status symbol for their husbands and families. Before that just aristocrats could afford to maintain an expensive wardrobe. Even men were running around like peacocks. This all died out with the belle Epoche 1910. The 50s with the new look was actually are revival of this antiquated ideas. The idea is, the more your wife looks well “maintained” and feminine (because she is not working and just taking care of herself) the more money you are bringing home and the bigger your status. Hope it makes sense.
I love how you are always admiring both the beauty of masculinity and femininity. You definitely don't have to be feminine to be beautiful or confident, in fact I am always trying to make my style more masculine!
I havent watched it yet but I associate dramatics and flamboyant naturals not with masculinity but with power (not that there is anything wrong with looking masculine, masculine women are cool as hell too)
Great video Aly! Can you do the same video, but for flamboyant naturals?
Yes please! My broad shoulders and slim hips, straight waist sometimes feel so manly. I avoid pointy collars and any shoulder emphasis for this reason.
A tailored shirt looks so masculine on me.
Amazing video, thank you! Would be cool to see this 3-women-style for each type! In a context of masculinity, Flamboyant Natural seems like a good next as not only sharpness but more muscular structure often leans that way - I am a FN and it would be really inspiring to see some examples like here to look up to. Thank you, Aly!
The Cleopatra note has made me remind my Fashion History lessons! Yes, men showed his legs usually more than women, you can see it on classic greek sculptures too (shorter tunics meant more dynamic activities, usually the only female dressing a short tunic is Artemis 🏹).
I LOVE all your Dramatic themed videos. As a dramatic myself, I find very hard to style myself and look good, now more that i put on some weight and I dont look as sharp as i used to.
Eva Green and Paz Vega are very feminine, lovely, to begin with IMO.. Makeup and garments can soften or exaggerate a dramatic look like in these two beautiful women. Very interesting discussion and observations, thank you... ideas to consider
Hello, Eva Green is hauntingly beautiful. Imo, she is 1 of only 2 of the most gorgeous looking Bond Girls: the other being Halle Berry. I am masculine looking with slight curves. Great analysis! Thanks!
I think dramatics look best with long hair. I don't know why it gives them a farytale look
Amal looks like an older more mature version of Anne Hathaway.
Half sisters 🤣
I love that you help break down the stereotypes of dramatics! As a flamboyant natural I hope that you make a similar video about us haha. How romantics can dress more "masculine"/tomboyish could be interesting aswell. You really have a good eye and your videos are so inspiring, thank you!
Have you revealed what your Kibbe type is yet? Im very curious, I have always seen you as some kind of gamine, now that you're not soft gamine Im guessing flamboyant gamine.
Loved this video so much! Thank you Aly. Also, Eva green is a goddess and I've always admired her style.
I love the way you describe the human body. Its very validating.
I believe every type is beautiful, but in a different way. And every person has their own list of what is beautiful and feminine for them. For some it is long slim legs, for others round hips with tiny waist. I am TR and always thought my legs were the worst part of my body-quite short and fleshy even, when I was very slim. But then so many men I had met told me my legs were amazing exactly because they were round,fleshy and soft-unlike man's legs... It made me realize different people prefer different things and it is not possible to be sexy or good looking for everybody. Instead-it is about loving yourself and accepting the fact, that you are not somebody else and will never be, about being at peace with all the things others may have, but you don't... Nobody has a perfect shape or facial features, what can be perfect though is relationship we have with our bodies😁
@@LM-ml6gm The point is that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
@@LM-ml6gm Well-obviously I attract men who like they way I look. You can't force anybody to like what they don't find beautiful or attractive. I also know men who love model-like long slim legs and that's fine -don't you think it would be ridiculous to try to convince them to find my legs beautiful, because I like and accept them? This video is about loving and embracing YOURSELF, it does not say others will consider you a beautiful woman when you aknowledge your beauty...The example I gave was to show that I always thought men only liked legs like models have-and I never will, but then men made me realize different people find beauty in different qualities and features.
@@LM-ml6gm And the point of Ali’s videos is that females are, by nature, feminine.
@@weronikawronska3931 Well put! 👍🏻
@@karenramnath9993 Thanks!
As a Dramatic type, thank you for this! I always feel like I look masculine, but that isn't how I want to present myself all the time. I'm taking notes on everything you said about Eva Green. I've always admired her style. Thank you!
I'm really loving this style you have on. You look ultra chic 🤩
I really despise how society puts pressure into women to be "feminine". What does that word really mean? Why wouldn't you feel like a woman if you _are_ a woman? Personally, I admire the poise and magnificence of dramatics and flamboyant naturals, I always wanted to look that strong.
Dear Aly, it was a captivating video, as always! On a similar note... how can Theatrical Romantics pull off (smart-) casual clothes? Do they always have to dress in a glamorously feminine manner in order not to lose themselves?!
i would love to see that too!
I'd love to see this too! I've managed to find some key timeless clothes that flatter my TR frame, but when I wear them on their own it looks a bit lifeless and bland. Adding things like dangly sparkly earrings, or an elegant belt can help, but I would find it really helpful to see some inspiration for TR practical work clothes.
I wanna know that too! Hope she makes a video about it.
I would love to see that too!
As long as the clothing accommodate curve Romantics can wear anything!
I'm a dramatic type, but also spring in case of colours. My method to feel myself and look feminine is to wear either plain clothes or flowers pattern. For other colour types but still dramatic flowers could not look so true to them, but for spring type it's just perfect! I also go either for the flower pattern or lace or a more interesting clothes lines. Never all of them at the same time! 😊
I also have wavy/curly hair and extremely sensitive personality, which gives me more softness in general. I would like to see a video that would describe all this additional softness to the body and face that is unquestionably dramatic. How to play with it?
We can rock big patterns 😅so big flowers 🌸 yay 😁
I love Amal Clooney, absolute role model
Thanks for this, it made me feel better! I've always felt like I looked like a "teenage boy" and not very feminine, I'm trying to learn to embrace my body for what it is finally at 27.
Eva Green is my ultimate crush
Thank you for making this video. I'm a dramatic as well. I have always had strong features and women that are Dramatics are usually not looked at as feminine at times and that's a shame.
"You were born a woman, that's already enough. Because it's a feeling from inside. Feminity is how you feel, it's not how you look"
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so so much! This was one of my questions to. And I was surprised because I look like the second woman. That gave me much confidence.
this is amazing. totally changed my point of view towards femininity
Thank you for this video Aly!! I feel like it was made just for me and I'm emotional 😭 I have a very similar body, contrast, and vibe as Amal Clooney and I often worry that I don't look feminine enough bc I'm tall and thin and all sharp angles. I worry that I look too formal or masculine when I wear structured items that I actually like, but when I wear something flowy and lady-like it looks too casual and isn't flattering.
Seeing these 3 ladies from your perspective and looking at their different individual styles and bodies made me feel so empowered!! I am totally feminine enough and will wear what I want. Your videos have helped my self esteem SO MUCH ❤️💕 Thank you
I understand you, I always thought I looked masculine. This video is amezing
Same experience, just wear what you feel is true to you! ❤️
@@saderdaze2546 I love your avatar! One of my favorite episodes
@@rj3892 Aaah a fellow Bobs Burgers fan! 😄 ❤️ ❤️❤️
Fun fact: during the late 1700s when men wore breeches and tights, men were judged by their legs. George Washington, for instance, was said to have a nice, "shapely" leg. LOL
I still judge their legs if available 🤣
An analogical question for a different Kibbe type would be: Can flamboyant naturals look delicate?
Ally this was such a boost of confidence and I'm not even a Dramatic
Please do a vid like this one for gamines🙏🙏🙏❤❤
Would you do a video about fashion designers for kibbe types. I think, for ex. that classic Dior is for romantics and YSL very dramatic like... thanks Aly!!!
Dramatic here. Thank you so much for making this video! Would be great to have a video for casual styles or seasonal styles. A blazer or coat is often recommended for dramatics but when its 90 degrees where you live that's practically torture! Would be a great to see set of videos like that! Just recently found Kibbe and I love your content and perspective!
Comparing different styles within the same kibbe type is so cool! I'm a dramatic and I'd love some more examples for my type but also discover some from the other types! 💜
What I've found with Kibbe is validation to never worry again about being too sharp.
It's like encouragement to embrace my sharpness, my lines. I love it :)
Yes! We are walking Picassos 🤣
I’m a romantic and I would like to rock a more masculine look, it looks so cool and aloof
Good luck 😆
I’m a dramatic and I couldn’t be happier about it. I find it so funny that people worry it’s not feminine. Who cares? We made those concepts up anyway. It’s that head turning powerful and edgy look. There’s something mysterious that is hard to describe. I love it.
My viewpoint re 11:23 to 11:43: What Elizabeth Taylor wears as Cleopatra is airy and falls softly on her skin, showing her gentle "feminine" curves. On the other hand, although Richard Burton's Marc Antony is displaying his legs in the short skirt-like bottoms, the fabric appears fairly stiff, and the contrasting tones and lines are vertical, or square. That is why his inherent masculinity is enhanced, whilst Taylor's femininity is highlighted in her long attire.
Can you make a video on soft dramatic style for 20’s 30’s girls. Not so mature looks for dramatics and soft dramatics? 🙏🏽 thanks so much
Hi Aly, thanks so much for this video!! I would love love love one on flamboyant gamines!!!
I love Amal's look. Classy. Like Kate Middleton.
if any other body types are looking to dress “feminine” within their own style, check out the youtube channel Mrs.Midwest! she talks about different aspects of feminine fashion that have more to do with color, pattern, and even fabric choice... like Aly she believes every person should dress how they feel best
The gorgeous Eva Green. 💚
I came here specifically for Eva Green and I was very much not disappointed ❤
If you are a female you have some feminity as you are a woman. You just can look different from other (sharper, narrower, more muscular, shorter... etc), but always a woman. Great video.
Such usefull info !! I d love to see some for flamboyant gamines too
Thank you for answering my question, it's very affirming :)
Wonderful insights. Thank you, Aly. Maybe do a video sometime on Russian style?
Was just listening to your covers & noticed you posted over here 😀 Im a Classic/ soft classic but still watched. Love listening to you talk about body types.
Paz Vega! I met her here in Sevilla about 10 years ago. She had another different style but she rocks all!!
Amazing. Fascinating. Esp the men in skirts part at the end.
I really admire Eva Green 😍.
So glad you made this video on Dramatics! Thank you Aly.
You’re simply the best, thank you
Im a soft dramatic and even before I knew of the kibbe types I felt masculine because I’m not short nor thin. Hopefully I’ll unlearn it one day.
i would love a more specific series about hairstyles for the body types🙏
He was wearing that miniskirt all the time 🤣😂🤣
As a natural i feel masculin..no hips..very broad shoulders.....i hate it
this is why this archetype always works so good. it makes every woman feel herself without having to pretend or want to be something else
This was so wonderful, thank you! Xxx 💕
Great video! I love how you have something really positive to say about every person you describe!
I love that little Cleopatra analysis at the end! It's interesting, that watching that movie you never really think Elizabeth Taylor is that small.
Ask Aly Question: How is it it seems theatrical romantic style dont feel contemporary? And it seems that this style. is more for women in showbusiness.
If you know what to look for, yes, they can be
5:42 one of my women crush
Hy, please am confused am 5'11 in height but I have some softness in me I don't know which kibbe body type I have