Oh my god, I’ve been going back and forth between dramatic and flamboyant natural, I finally realize I’m dramatic classic, I’m tall for my country but not globally tall, I thought I was too tall to be a classic
Sameeee 😂 I was really like am I SD or FN, for so long time, and today I realised what if I am actually classic? Everyone always tell me I have nice classical bone structure with not anything too big or too small. I guess it's harder to see that on yourself, so I thought I am tall or big etc but I never was bigger than my classmates, always in the middle. And I am 173cm. My bones was never sharp but you can't say they are broad or blunt, definitely aren't. And also I don't LOOK taller or smaller than I actually am, people always assume my height right. So literally everything point that I am classic, soft or dramatic.
I’m pretty sure now I’m a dramatic classic. I’m pretty overweight so I look softer but majority of my weight gain has been in my thighs and legs (and now that I’m even more overweight than I used to be my arms and upper body). I noticed I look better if the fit of things are more precise and slightly sharp. But I don’t look absolutely awful in a lot of other shapes either so I can wear other things but it’s not my best
I always score as a Dramatic in the Kibbe test, but I have almost as many Classic features. I had 8 A-answers, one B, and 6 Cs. I am a slightly leggy 5'7" with a definite figure, not a rectangle. Overall, I am moderate with yin/yang aspects, but my face has mostly dramatic features (similar to Diane Kruger's except my nose is longer and wider). It has been hard to accept that I am a pure dramatic. When I was still working in an office, I wore mostly dramatic classic lines, and they were perfect on me, but I think a lot of kibbe types can pull off classic lines. I guess I identify as a DC, lol. Maybe I just have a classic essence. I won't let myself get frustrated over it, though. I could dress myself before I ever learned about Kibbe types. Its just a fascinating subject.
@Citrus That is a good point! When I exclude facial questions, though, I still get more one more A than C. LOL. That makes sense, though, because it is consistent.
What helped me was trying the lines for the types and settling on what fit and looks best. It's DC, hands down. The test esp some of the restrictions around height are outdated. I do like to add elements from other types, mainly flamboyant gamine and some natural stuff. But as a classic you only need 1 or 2 touches and they make a huge impact.
When I took the kibbe test, I sort of first labelled the three parts seperately before judging I'm a dramatic classic. My answers were maximum C's with A/B here and there, most specifically I'd say my bone structure had lots of B's which makes it natural, body flesh scored more A's so it was dramatic. But almost all my facial features were C's plus few C's from above which made it classic. So, in the end, I'm a dramatic classic. It was good to finally understand my body type, I searched up celebrities and analysed their charecteristics and learned it's pretty similar to mine altho I'm a bit underweight compared to them. But honestly, this fashion advice and all might enhance my natural beauty but I don't personally like the style at all. I prefer soft colours over geometry, I like baggy clothes rather than fo fitting ones, I like to wear cute jewellery and try out different makeup looks than the simple elegant you're saying, there's nothing wrong with that obv but I just don't vibe with it. My personality is more like a rainbow flower, yknow those sun shaped ones lol. I like to express myself as such too. Maybe I'll have to figure out a way to convert my personal aesthetic according to my body type bcz I truly want to enhance my natural beauty too. Contradictory ik but wish me luck or a few tips XD
I fit closest with dramatic classic (5’4” trim but not overly sharp, feminine, but not round or blunted), and color season, I seem to align most with a soft summer…? I think. I have light olive skin (quite yellow, but I tan easily). I have gray blue eyes and a neutral brown hair color, between medium and dark. It’s tough to find colors that fit me, in the more classic style cuts. I also work outdoors often and find myself in utilitarian clothing (work boots, bulky pants, long sleeve t shirts). I feel like I’m missing the boat on my style and coloring, because of my daily routine needs & the unavailability of colors & tailoring in the clothing I need to wear most often.
Hi Bonnie, if you have a yellowish undertone you might be Autumn or Spring. See if you can relate any of the celebrities - maybe it will be easier to understand where you stand.
There is a system by Dwyn Larson, so you could be 2 types (or more). You just have to find your dominant type and then the secondary. Kibbe system doesn't work for all the women in the world. We can't have only 13 types, it's too limited.
Hello! Loved your video! Thank you for this! However, I am a bit confused... I seem to match all the dramatic classic features, except for the hight... I am only 1,63 cm. Is it possible? Thank you very much for your attention! 😊
Can i be a dramatic classic if most fit but i have natural big lips? Like i think the description of the body fit a lot dramatic classic(im 5’7) but my face don’t really. My face is more of a soft dramatic look i think
A lot depends on your facial features as well. Do you feel like Dramatic sharpness makes sense? You can be a slim hourglass and be Classic pretty much. It's just you have to verify where the Dramatic features is.
@@FilosoFashion i have a long face with a little bit of jawline but small nose, moderate soft eyes, moderate lips, a little cheek bone, curly hair. I'll think i'm just a tall dramatic classic. 😁
I've been trying to pinpoint my type for years, but I think I might be dramatic classic? My body is pretty in proportion of a classic, and I have a oval face shape, but I also have deepset down turned eyes (small/medium size), small thin mouth, long neck, large hands, narrow shoulders, and a straight/longer nose. My height is 5'4. What are your thoughts? Any help would be amazing!
It's a bit difficult to identify the type just by mere description without seeing. The easiest way to figure out is to turn to Larson system which is based on Kibbe's typing. You can definitely find your type there, as they include all possible "Mixed Types" those that don't fall into Kibbe's original 13 types. I have a short introduction here: filosofashion.com/dwyn-larson-system-body-types-for-kibbe-admirers/ You just scroll down the article and find the 4 types face image (Natural, Gamine, Dramatic and Romantic). Start analysing your face in detail writing down which feature belongs to which type. For example (big head - Gamine, Round eyes - Romantic, etc) Then analyse your body. Like this you will figure out which type is dominant in your appearance and which type is secondary (normally we are a mix of 1 dominant and 1 or 2 secondary).
Oh if everything is objectively perceived of what you said, I mean if everything you said is right, then you are DEFINITELY Dramatic or Flamboyant natural type. You aren't classic of any sort because they are moderate without anything bigger or smaller, very proportional. But your long neck and large hands really cuts that off, you definitely aren't classic. Also do you know there is a length limit for types? You are also too tall to be a classic
I match the dramatic classic with my face but I have big boobs and very long legs. When I look at soft dramatic as an alternative, my face is not exotic like that- I have a sharp nose sure but not soft big lips or big brows…
You might have a mixed type (Dwyn Larson system) Where one is a main dominant feature - Kibbe Soft or Pure Dramatic and one (or more than one) additional (Natural/Flamboyant Natural, etc.) I will try to cover this topic next week. ;)
Oh my god, I’ve been going back and forth between dramatic and flamboyant natural, I finally realize I’m dramatic classic, I’m tall for my country but not globally tall, I thought I was too tall to be a classic
How tall are you?
Sameeee 😂 I was really like am I SD or FN, for so long time, and today I realised what if I am actually classic? Everyone always tell me I have nice classical bone structure with not anything too big or too small. I guess it's harder to see that on yourself, so I thought I am tall or big etc but I never was bigger than my classmates, always in the middle. And I am 173cm. My bones was never sharp but you can't say they are broad or blunt, definitely aren't. And also I don't LOOK taller or smaller than I actually am, people always assume my height right. So literally everything point that I am classic, soft or dramatic.
I’m pretty sure now I’m a dramatic classic. I’m pretty overweight so I look softer but majority of my weight gain has been in my thighs and legs (and now that I’m even more overweight than I used to be my arms and upper body).
I noticed I look better if the fit of things are more precise and slightly sharp. But I don’t look absolutely awful in a lot of other shapes either so I can wear other things but it’s not my best
I always score as a Dramatic in the Kibbe test, but I have almost as many Classic features. I had 8 A-answers, one B, and 6 Cs. I am a slightly leggy 5'7" with a definite figure, not a rectangle. Overall, I am moderate with yin/yang aspects, but my face has mostly dramatic features (similar to Diane Kruger's except my nose is longer and wider). It has been hard to accept that I am a pure dramatic. When I was still working in an office, I wore mostly dramatic classic lines, and they were perfect on me, but I think a lot of kibbe types can pull off classic lines. I guess I identify as a DC, lol. Maybe I just have a classic essence. I won't let myself get frustrated over it, though. I could dress myself before I ever learned about Kibbe types. Its just a fascinating subject.
@Citrus That is a good point! When I exclude facial questions, though, I still get more one more A than C. LOL. That makes sense, though, because it is consistent.
What helped me was trying the lines for the types and settling on what fit and looks best. It's DC, hands down. The test esp some of the restrictions around height are outdated. I do like to add elements from other types, mainly flamboyant gamine and some natural stuff. But as a classic you only need 1 or 2 touches and they make a huge impact.
Please turn down background music. It’s hard to hear you sometimes
It's really not, she speaks so clearly
When I took the kibbe test, I sort of first labelled the three parts seperately before judging I'm a dramatic classic. My answers were maximum C's with A/B here and there, most specifically I'd say my bone structure had lots of B's which makes it natural, body flesh scored more A's so it was dramatic. But almost all my facial features were C's plus few C's from above which made it classic. So, in the end, I'm a dramatic classic. It was good to finally understand my body type, I searched up celebrities and analysed their charecteristics and learned it's pretty similar to mine altho I'm a bit underweight compared to them. But honestly, this fashion advice and all might enhance my natural beauty but I don't personally like the style at all. I prefer soft colours over geometry, I like baggy clothes rather than fo fitting ones, I like to wear cute jewellery and try out different makeup looks than the simple elegant you're saying, there's nothing wrong with that obv but I just don't vibe with it. My personality is more like a rainbow flower, yknow those sun shaped ones lol. I like to express myself as such too. Maybe I'll have to figure out a way to convert my personal aesthetic according to my body type bcz I truly want to enhance my natural beauty too. Contradictory ik but wish me luck or a few tips XD
i feel similarly. i found kitchener's essences help a bit too they aren't as confining
Gillian Anderson I think fits well with dramatic classic type
I fit closest with dramatic classic (5’4” trim but not overly sharp, feminine, but not round or blunted), and color season, I seem to align most with a soft summer…? I think. I have light olive skin (quite yellow, but I tan easily). I have gray blue eyes and a neutral brown hair color, between medium and dark. It’s tough to find colors that fit me, in the more classic style cuts. I also work outdoors often and find myself in utilitarian clothing (work boots, bulky pants, long sleeve t shirts). I feel like I’m missing the boat on my style and coloring, because of my daily routine needs & the unavailability of colors & tailoring in the clothing I need to wear most often.
Hi Bonnie, if you have a yellowish undertone you might be Autumn or Spring. See if you can relate any of the celebrities - maybe it will be easier to understand where you stand.
I'm confused. I think I'm some type of classic ,but not sure which one. I also have some soft naturalness. Hmmm...
Me too - I'm somewhere in between in essence and shape.
@@chaotic_newt I figured it out I'm a soft, dramatic, natural/classic l.😄😀😁.
@@chaotic_newt I wonder if they're FB groups for Kibbie body types?
There is a system by Dwyn Larson, so you could be 2 types (or more). You just have to find your dominant type and then the secondary. Kibbe system doesn't work for all the women in the world. We can't have only 13 types, it's too limited.
Can you be a dramatic classic if you hold excess weight in the stomach area (apple body) rather than pear shaped?
Very good, this is me for sure. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
I think I found my type 🎶
Loved 🥰
So glad! ;)
Hello! Loved your video! Thank you for this! However, I am a bit confused... I seem to match all the dramatic classic features, except for the hight... I am only 1,63 cm. Is it possible? Thank you very much for your attention! 😊
It's possible in Larson's system. Kibbe is a bit more strict on the descriptions, but yes, you definitely can be!
Thank you for your feedback! 😘
Can i be a dramatic classic if most fit but i have natural big lips? Like i think the description of the body fit a lot dramatic classic(im 5’7) but my face don’t really. My face is more of a soft dramatic look i think
So I scored Dramatic Classic. But I'm 5"10 and, according to a specialist, I'm a (slim) hour glass figure. 🤷🏼♀️
A lot depends on your facial features as well. Do you feel like Dramatic sharpness makes sense? You can be a slim hourglass and be Classic pretty much. It's just you have to verify where the Dramatic features is.
@@FilosoFashion i have a long face with a little bit of jawline but small nose, moderate soft eyes, moderate lips, a little cheek bone, curly hair. I'll think i'm just a tall dramatic classic. 😁
@@gardensandbees6586 same here
I've been trying to pinpoint my type for years, but I think I might be dramatic classic? My body is pretty in proportion of a classic, and I have a oval face shape, but I also have deepset down turned eyes (small/medium size), small thin mouth, long neck, large hands, narrow shoulders, and a straight/longer nose. My height is 5'4. What are your thoughts? Any help would be amazing!
It's a bit difficult to identify the type just by mere description without seeing. The easiest way to figure out is to turn to Larson system which is based on Kibbe's typing. You can definitely find your type there, as they include all possible "Mixed Types" those that don't fall into Kibbe's original 13 types.
I have a short introduction here: filosofashion.com/dwyn-larson-system-body-types-for-kibbe-admirers/
You just scroll down the article and find the 4 types face image (Natural, Gamine, Dramatic and Romantic). Start analysing your face in detail writing down which feature belongs to which type. For example (big head - Gamine, Round eyes - Romantic, etc) Then analyse your body. Like this you will figure out which type is dominant in your appearance and which type is secondary (normally we are a mix of 1 dominant and 1 or 2 secondary).
Oh if everything is objectively perceived of what you said, I mean if everything you said is right, then you are DEFINITELY Dramatic or Flamboyant natural type. You aren't classic of any sort because they are moderate without anything bigger or smaller, very proportional. But your long neck and large hands really cuts that off, you definitely aren't classic. Also do you know there is a length limit for types? You are also too tall to be a classic
Would someone please reply about who the model is in the examples? I may be dramatic classic or natural flamboyant... thank you in advance :)
ooops, reach ~ 5 mins and no, i am not dramatic classic lol
Diane Kruger
Is 1,78 cm too tall for this body type? I am not very athletic, my flesh is soft on my body, my curves are overlooked by my hight
I look best in dramatic classic and classic lines but I am 158cm. Can I still be dramatic classic?
There can be exceptions of the rules. Most likely you have a mixed type (Gamine + Classic , etc.).
Same here
Me too lol I'm always unsure between the two
@@FilosoFashion thank you so much
Try to search for thearical romantic
I match the dramatic classic with my face but I have big boobs and very long legs. When I look at soft dramatic as an alternative, my face is not exotic like that- I have a sharp nose sure but not soft big lips or big brows…
You might have a mixed type (Dwyn Larson system) Where one is a main dominant feature - Kibbe Soft or Pure Dramatic and one (or more than one) additional (Natural/Flamboyant Natural, etc.) I will try to cover this topic next week. ;)
what's your kibbe body type?
Kibbe system is a bit too limited for me, so I go well with Larson system (based on Kibbe typing) that is Gamine-Romantic.
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