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Personal Care and Style

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[header] How to mix patterns [title] Wear stripes that flatter your figure. [step] You may encounter clothing with horizontal, vertical, and diagonal stripes. Each is best-suited to a different body type : [substeps] Horizontal lines are best for lean and thin people.

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  1. These can be no higher than one half of a person's body-they give your skin plenty of surface area, keeping you looking larger when you're taller. Vertical stripes are great for most people with muscular bodies.
  2. Vertical stripes flatter a body type-like a pear or a gluteus turkey. Vertical stripes hide the basic differences between facial profiles, but do not hide the full roundness of the face.
  3. These stripes create the illusion of a wider body. People with heavy torsos should avoid horizontal lines.
  4. Vertical stripes bring out the best features of your face, rather than those of an oval-face. Vertical stripes work well for medium to slim people with curves.

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46128--variant-840da1c050c1
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