For middle-aged and elderly people, dressing is a seemingly simple but actually quite challenging topic.
From time to time, we appreciate that others are dressed beautifully, but once we try it on ourselves, we tend to feel rustic and fat. It's not just about the body shape, it's about the style of clothing you choose.
Avoid falling into the trap of long knitted cardigans
Long knitted cardigans are a common choice, but they tend to make the overall look look sluggish. The soft material, coupled with the long design, makes the upper body look light, while the lower body is heavy, giving the impression of being short and fat.
The solution
Avoid styles that are too heavy or fluffy, and try not to get too obsessed with long underwear. Choose a well-fitting design to avoid a collapsing brim, especially for women with round or square faces.
A clever combination of horizontal striped knits
Although horizontal striped knitwear is classic, it is easy to widen the shoulder line in sweaters, especially horizontal striped sweaters with high necks, which will make the shoulder width and back thickness more significant. Choose a V-neck style, pay attention to the choice of stripe width and color, and avoid appearing with broad shoulders.
A careful choice of turtlenecks
A turtleneck sweater may make the neck appear short and the face appear rounded. Especially when paired with a coat or down jacket, the neckline will be squeezed, and the overall effect will look bloated. It is recommended to choose a half-high neck, which can keep you warm without looking cramped.
Precautions for the sweater that tightens the lower body
A sweater with a tightened lower body tends to accentuate the buttocks and thighs, making the upper body look bloated. It is advisable to choose a slightly loose style or with a slit design to avoid looking too tight and fat.
A deliberate choice of slim-fitting knitted skirts
Slim-fitting knitted skirts tend to accentuate the curves of the body, which may make the body look less than ideal for people with a little fat. It is advisable to choose a skirt with a looser or slit design and avoid being too slim.
The unique charm of a cable sweater
Cable sweaters tend to appear swelling due to threads and techniques. Pay attention to how the sweater is knitted and choose the one that suits your body shape.
A clever combination of dropped-shoulder, loose-fitting sweaters
A sweater with dropped shoulders is a little looser, which will make the upper body look sluggish and lose its temperament. Choose a shoulder line or raglan line design to make your shoulders look more slender and avoid looking rounded and fat.
Tips for matching loose sweaters that are neither long nor short
A loose-fitting sweater that stretches from the base to the middle of the thigh tends to look out of shape when paired with pants, and looks particularly bulky when paired with a coat or down jacket. It is recommended to choose a sweater that is about the middle of the hip to avoid looking too protruding.
Personalized choices for fashion
Conclusion: When choosing an autumn and winter sweater, fully consider your body characteristics, and avoid blindly pursuing fashion trends and choosing styles that are not suitable for you. Through rational analysis and collocation, middle-aged and elderly women can show a confident and generous temperament, making every sweater a highlight in the wardrobe.