Apart from the commonly known shape a woman has like the hourglass, triangle, pear and rectangle, they can be broken down even further into 12 body types. In their latest book, The Body Shape Bible, fashion advisers and presenters Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine have identified the following: Apple, Bell, Brick, Cello, Column, Cornet, Goblet, Hourglass, Lollipop, Pear, Skittle and Vase.
1. Apple
For this shape your stomach dictates how you dress, being the widest part.
2. Bell
Small shoulders, small tits, small waist, big thighs, big bottom.
A bell’s breasts and waist are fairly similar size with the entire extra on the bottom.
3. Brick
Broad shoulders, no waist, average tummy, flat bum, chunky thighs, chunky calves.
A cello is an hourglass with a little extra around the middle which
pretty much removes the tiny waist.
pretty much removes the tiny waist.
Shoulder width the same as hips, slight waist and longer legs.
A column is tall and has no waist rather than extra.
Broad shoulders, small boobs, no waist, slim hips, long slim legs.
Take away the big breasts and the shape becomes almost boyish.
7. Goblet
Broad shoulders, big boobs, no waist, narrow hips, long legs.
Sometimes you’re just plain bigger on top.
Big tits, small waist, short waist, big hips and generous thighs.
What really defines an hourglass is the tiny waist.
Big tits, slight waist, slim hips, long legs.
The majority of celebrities fall into this category, which makes this shape desirable.
10. Pear
Small tits, long waist, flat tummy, saddlebags, heavy legs
A pear is characterized by extra weight on the outer thighs.
Average tits, slim waist, normal tummy, big thighs and chunky calves.
A skittle has curvaceous thighs and bottom but is smaller on top.
Big tits, gently curving longer waist, hips equal tits, slim thighs and legs.
A vase is sort of stretched out hourglass. A vase is very much defined by her height.
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