Japanese magazine style dressing skills: wear to reduce age and look thin

The Japanese magazine style is suitable for girls of all styles and body shapes. If you have a larger frame, you can wear it to look elegant and fashionable. If you are smaller in body shape, you can wear it to look youthful and like a girl next door. Today I will teach you some Japanese magazine style dressing tips. Girls with pear-shaped bodies should not miss it.

Girl Pear has a typical figure with a wide lower body. Due to the visual contrast of her slender waist, it is easy for her hips to appear wider. The Japanese style emphasizes the cuteness of a little woman, so if she can cover up the wide hips and waist together, it will save a lot of effort in dressing.

1.1 Highlight the waistline and cover the buttocks

In the Japanese look, Japanese girls love to use high-waist styles and waist decorations to outline the waistline. Various tricks of tucking bottoms into tops, or simply tying a bow with a belt, are all good ways to show off a small waist.

As for single items, most of them are slightly flared but slimming skirts. Because the width of this skirt is greater than the dimension of the hips, this method of covering the hips and showing the waist is more effective and can highlight Miss Li's slim figure to the greatest extent.

Although pants do not appear frequently in Japanese style, there are still some that are suitable for girls to match. Similarly, the same type of pants can also have the effect of covering the buttocks. The wide-leg pants that have been popular in the past two years are one of them. The basic Japanese colors of black, white, gray, blue and camel are comfortable and durable.

1.2 Hide the waistline and cover the buttocks

When the waistline is not prominent, Sakura girls also use silhouette clothes to hide the waistline to downplay the flaws of the pear-shaped figure. This kind of wide and large clothes obscures the actual curve between the waistline and the hip line, giving people the lazy illusion that the clothes themselves are.

Style recommendation: various types of open-front jackets. The most practical ones in spring and summer are the various long cardigans. You can simply pair them with a T-shirt and high-waisted shorts. This matching principle of long outside and short inside not only covers the wide hips, but also enriches the layering of the outfit. Girls with really thick thighs can also change to a one-piece T-shirt dress, but pay attention to the delicate drape of the material, and use a loose outside and drooping dressing method to make the whole Japanese style appear more advanced.

Friendly reminder: when matching with some loose and long tops, in order to avoid looking bloated, try to match with some slim-fitting bottoms, such as narrow-leg pants, straight-leg pants or the leggings that have been very popular in the past two years. You can also use shorter pants to create the missing bottoms technique, and match them with the unique Japanese-style stockings for a fresh feel.

In addition to using the method of covering up to hide the imperfect lower body, Miss Pear also has the problem of narrow shoulders, which leads to overall disharmony. Therefore, the second step of the Japanese style is to learn to reduce the proportion between the hips and shoulders, and avoid thunder and walk out a different sense of chic~

2.1 Increase the upper body volume and balance

There are many ways to make your shoulders wider, but not every one of them is suitable for Japanese style. You must choose some feminine and soft materials, such as decorative ruffles on the shoulders, small and delicate wood earrings, beautiful puff sleeves, sweater chains in autumn and winter, and silk scarves in spring and summer, all of which can achieve the effect of making your shoulders wider.

2.2 Color weakens the proportion of the lower body

While widening the shoulders, Li Mei should be careful to avoid wearing bottoms that make her body expand. According to the color principle that dark colors converge and light colors expand, we can use dark-colored bottoms such as navy blue and black in the Japanese style, and combine them with light-colored tops such as white and beige to weaken the proportion of the lower body.

Don't forget that the brightness of the color is also the key to color dressing. Generally speaking, high brightness will give people a sense of bright sunshine visually, which is eye-catching, while low brightness is a low-key and simple feeling, which is distracting. Adhering to the principle of brightness vision, a simple white top + black bottom can complete the Japanese style dress~

2.3 Appropriate skin exposure on limbs

There is a golden rule in Japanese style, which is to expose the wrists and ankles. Careful observation will find that almost 100% of the Japanese girls will choose to roll up the edges when dressing, and adjust the balance of the whole body by exposing the skin on the limbs. Moreover, the wrists and ankles are slender, and exposing them is both thin and provocative. Even the pants are either short or rolled up. For slightly wider pants, you can choose to roll up the wide pants edges. Ordinary jeans can be rolled up twice or even three times to create a sense of fashion.

3.1 Tighten on top and loosen on bottom

The essence of Japanese style is femininity, so the appearance rate of skirts is higher than that of other countries. Miss Li can create a layered sense of "tight on top and loose on bottom" by tucking a tight chiffon shirt or silk shirt or T-shirt into the skirt. The design of the skirt is responsible for the silhouette, and the upper body maintains neat lines. Loose and tight is the correct answer to the Japanese style.

If you want to be more advanced, you can choose the same color for inner and outer wear, which can achieve a visual extension effect, and use the method of rolling up the sleeves to form a very impactful color contrast~

3.2 Traditional on top and Simplified on bottom

As mentioned in the previous article, the Japanese style is all about softness. T-shirts and shirts have a sense of lightness in themselves, and even if they are embellished with plaid polka dot prints, the upper body will not appear too heavy.

On the contrary, the lower body, which is already fat, should be made of simple lines and light materials, and try to avoid too complicated decorations. If you must be creative, neatly arranged tablecloth grids and vertical stripes with small gaps are all Japanese plus points~