01Hourglass
Compare shaped and straight cuts; keep the amount of waist definition you enjoy.
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ModenZ
Find your style
ModenZ / Body shape & style finder
A few measurements.
A more personal place to begin.
Explore your proportions, discover a styling starting point and find outfit ideas that leave room for you.
Find my style
Measure a little.
Three circumferences and your own observations.Discover a starting point.
A shape suggestion, with the reasoning explained.Make it your style.
Outfit, colour and fabric ideas. A PDF to keep.01 / GET TO KNOW YOUR PROPORTIONS
No ideal numbers. Just a little information to make your next outfit more personal.
YOUR LATEST STARTING POINT
02 / YOUR PERSONAL STYLE EDIT
A PALETTE TO PLAY WITH
These are coordinated outfit palettes to explore. Body shape does not determine your best colours; choose shades you enjoy beside your face and clothes you already own.
A FEEL FOR FABRIC
FIVE FAMILIAR DESCRIPTIONS
No hierarchy. No rules to fit into.
Find the ideas that feel useful to you.
01Compare shaped and straight cuts; keep the amount of waist definition you enjoy.
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02Find comfortable hip, seat and thigh room first, then compare waist shapes.
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03Give shoulders and upper back comfortable movement before judging the overall size.
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04Compare a clean straight silhouette with gentle waist shaping, then choose your favourite.
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05Compare front room, front length and comfortable waistband position while seated.
Read the shape guide βOriginal AI-generated outfit editorials. Illustrative styling ideas, not exact representations of the measurement method.
THE THINKING BEHIND YOUR RESULT
An approximate styling guide based on three circumferences and your own outline observations. Our editorial thresholds are practical shortcuts, not a validated body classification or a fit guarantee. Mixed results are normal.
We compare the waist with average bust and hip circumference, consider bust-to-hip differences, then use your shoulder and waist-outline observations. A close second description is shown when appropriate. Bust fullness is kept separate from shoulder width. Your styling preference does not change the suggested shape.
A shape suggestion cannot determine your health, clothing size, skin undertone or physical garment fit. Torso length, shoulder slope, fabric, lining and the actual garment still matter.
Check the room in your clothes βBEFORE YOU BEGIN
It compares your waist with your average bust and hip circumferences, considers differences between bust and hip, then uses your shoulder and waist-outline observations. It suggests the closest of five familiar styling descriptions and mentions a second when the result is close. The thresholds are editorial heuristics, not universal scientific boundaries.
That is normal. Borrow fit checks and outfit ideas from both. Your shoulder line, bust shape, torso length and personal preferences can matter more than a single label. You can change your observations and compare a new result.
No. Compare each brandβs size chart and finished garment measurements, and check fabric, lining, stretch and movement. A shape description does not guarantee fit or replace trying on or fitting with a tailor.
No photograph is requested. Submitted measurements are used to calculate the result and are not stored. If you unlock a PDF, we save your email, chosen style guide, request date and consent choices. Your raw measurements are not saved with your email.
Not at this stage. Enter your email, agree to its storage, and download the matching PDF immediately. Nothing is emailed. Optional future styling updates have a separate, unchecked choice.
No. Palettes are coordinated outfit ideas, not a body-shape or skin-tone diagnosis. Fabric suggestions describe drape, structure, opacity and comfort. Choose colours and textures you enjoy, then compare their behaviour in the actual garment.