>>20186Best bet is to learn to lean into your features rather than attempting to balance or hide them.
Looking into Kibbe image ID can help with style advice that isn’t just dressing to
create an hourglass or telling you to “wear what you want sweaty”. The actual type you get isn’t that important but learning to accommodate your insecurities and reflect them in your clothing lines helps.
I used to really hate my fleshy arms (still do but also used to) and hide them in long fitted sleeves or oversized sport hoodies but it would end up just making them look bigger but once I started dressing in softer flowy drapey tops my arms didn’t seem so squishy because everything just kind of works. Genuinely hope that helps!