The Art of Illusion: Cheat Nature By Changing Your Clothes

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The Art of Illusion: How to Cheat
Nature Just By Changing Your Clothes

- By (Top UK Image Consultant) Sue Donnelly

(c) Sue Donnelly. All Rights Reserved.
http://www.BookShaker.com

All of us have parts of our bodies which we don’t like. Try
the following to disguise any figure challenges:

Legs: Boot cut trousers will make legs look longer. Turn
ups and tapered trousers will shorten. Try stripes as an
alternative to plain fabrics. Make sure the hem falls onto
the crease of the toes. Higher heels will help, but not
shoes with an ankle strap, as these will make the leg look
shorter.

Bust: Large busts look best when dressed in a V neck. Try
a crossover sweater. Smaller busts can be enhanced by
wearing pockets or logos in this area or by wearing lots of
thin layers to add bulk.

Tums: Avoid belts that cut round the midriff. Men – try
braces for a funkier look. Wear clothes that skim over the
area and that aren’t tight. Buy jackets that move with you
and don’t pull from the back. Double Breasted suits and
jackets are a definite no-no, especially if left unbuttoned.
A waistcoat can be a craft addition to your wardrobe.

Hips: Wearing clothes that cut across your widest part will
only accentuate the problem. Use lighter colors on the top
to detract the attention. Ladies, widening the shoulders
using scarves, or by carrying a bag under your arm, will
also work.
A qualified image consultant, life coach and fitness
instructor, Sue has a passion for helping clients
look and feel good about themselves. Her work has
featured in the national press and on prime-time TV.
Buy her best-selling book, “The 80/20 Makeover” here…
http://www.bookshaker.com/product_info.php?products_id=87

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