


If you still haven't gotten your jacket yet, here are some common styles as compared with body type guidelines to help you:
Jean
- Curvy or Full Bust: The pockets on jean jackets make this style less flattering than other jackets. Look for a high-collared version with a snug fit and without any detailing. Avoid jackets with dropped shoulders.
- Short-waisted or with Tummy: Opt for a jacket that hits the top of the hips, with a high collar, high armhole, and a straight body.
- Short in Height or Long-Waisted: Choose a snug, cropped fit.
- Bottom Heavy: You can wear the classic, straight style that hits at the top of the hipbone. A snug fit will look best.
Biker
- Curvy or Full Bust: Chose a high-collared version with a snug fit and no detailing.
- Boyish: You can wear the classic styler that hits at the top of the hipbone and has a bone asymmetrical closure.
- Short in Height or Long-Waisted: choose a snug, cropped fit.
- Bottom Heavy, Short-waisted or with Tummy: Opt for a jacket that hits at the tp of the hips, has a high collar, a natural fit at the shoulder and a straight body.
Bomber
- Curvy or Full Bust: This style will look best on you if worn open. Chose one that fits in the shoulder, is more fitted that round, and has a high neck with no detailing.
- Boyish: You can wear the classic waist-length style.
- Short in Height or Long-Waisted: Opt for jackets that are waist-length or a bit shorter. Snug-fitting styles are best.
- Bottom Heavy, Short-waisted or with Tummy: The elasticized hem of this style makes it a poor choice for your body type.
Boxy
- Curvy or Full Bust: Choose a single-breasted style with a high collar and minimal detailing. the jacket should hang at least to the hipbone and should not be over-sized.
- Boyish: A straight style that isn't too voluminous will look best.
- Short in Height or Long-Waisted: This is not a flattering style of this body type.
- Bottom Heavy, Short-waisted or with Tummy: A straight, single-breasted style that ends below the hips will be most flattering.
-From: InStyle Secrets of Style: The Complete Guide to Dressing Your Best Everyday-
What does your Fall jacket look like?
8 comments:
I need a new raincoat, but I'm having a hard time finding one with a hood (which seems like a not unreasonable request to me, but whatever)
Emma,
I am usuing last years Fall jacket (or maybe its from two years ago). It is a brown corduroy taylored jacket....also not maternity. But really at 22 weeks I am just barely looking pregnant...I am still LOSING weight (about 22 pounds lost) so I am no where near maternity clothes yet. How are you feeling??
Mimi,
I always find it weird that most raincoats DON'T have hoods! LOL
Hi Jamie!
Wow, 22lbs in 22 weeks! I am sure that you really want to wear the maternity clothes:(
I am feeling pretty well. I am more tired that usual, but am still able to keep up with my life, which I am thankful for. I am definitely showing and wearing am maternity clothes a little less than half the time, I think that will change in the next week or so, though.
How are you doing?
Thanks for the neat post! My fall jacket is mid-thigh length, beige, button up, collared coat. I can dress it up a bit for occasions or use it as casual. It keeps the elements out well and looks decent. Works for me! I love the one you've chosen!
Have a great day!
~Katie
Thanks for the tips. I need a new one. Last year was a maternity one!
Chrissy
Love, Love, Love, your blog!
Emma,
I do have a few maternity things (a skirt and a dress) and sometimes I will wear them just for fun!! LOL...I am pathetic!
Pregnancy wise I am feeling fine. joints are loosening and that is fun, but otherwise feeling good. I am having immune system problems though caused by a congenital adrenal problem I have. So I have to see a new endocrinologist Monday. Hopefully I will get some help from him!! And of course the weight loss...while nice in one sense is becoming of concern to the docs. I am hoping if I get the immune system working I will be able to eat better.
It is totally NOT pathetic for you to wear maternity clothes! It is so exciting to be pregnant for the first time! I would do the same thing if I were you!
I am glad that you are feeling well pregnancy wise and hope that things get better for you as far as your immune system. It is not fun being sick... I really feel for you!
Remember to rest a lot! You're more than halfway there!
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