Clothing line|Eye Care treatments

The line of your clothing is important because subconsciously the eye follows these lines.  Line is also what dermatologists and plastic surgeons consider in cosmetic surgical alternations of the physique. 

Designers use three line (or combinations thereof) when designing the cut of a garment:

vertical, diagonal, and horizontal.  Not only does the line refer to fabric pattern but also to the overall cur and style in Beauty Care Treatments.

The diagonal line is usually flattering for all figure types.It creates the illusion of slimness and can camouflage such figure faults as heavy hips or shoulders and hips that appear, otherwise, too lean. 

Diagonal styling would de-emphasize a large bust lie or prominent tummy.  Examples of diagonal detailing are: lapel angle and width:  pocket detailing on jackets, skirts, and trousers; criss-cross blouse or shirt front, and upper dress detailing; and the flattering effect created with the gentle drape of large scarf or shawl over the shoulders in Clothing line.

Be wary of horizontal lines unless you are tall and slim.  The petite and fine featured can use this line to broaden a small frame. 

Ruffles, flounces, wide collars, and added shoulder detailing will camouflage a small bust line or widen narrow shoulders. 

• Are my legs long, average, or short?  Do my legs have definition?  Are my ankles slim or thick?

• Are my arms average, top-heavy, or too thin?

• Finally, am I tall enough for my present width?  Are my hips wider than my shoulders?

The horizontal line, however, is usually worn incorrectly.  Anyone wanting to camouflage broad shoulders, heavy bust line, heavy arms, thick waistline, broad hips or derriere, or short heavy legs and ankles must always avoid horizontal detailing in Beauty Care Treatments.

Watch Out For:

• Short, puffy sleeves and short sleeves with cuffs;

• Bodice detailing, ruffles, flounces, stripes;

• Too much shoulder padding;

• Patch pockets on jackets, trousers and skirts;

• Slacks with cuffs;

• Pleated skirts, gathered waistlines;

• Double-breasted jackets, blazers, and coats;

• Patterns, plaids, or color schemes running horizontally,

• Ankle straps on shoes;

• Strong, contrasting colors dividing the body in half.

People want to create the illusion of height, slimness and balanced proportion.  In order to do this, you must dress in lines that fool the eye or enhance what you’ve got in Beauty Care Treatments.

The vertical cut, color scheme r pattern is by far the most complimentary.  The eye moves up and down, not resting anywhere too long.