Style advice for the Tulia jumpsuit
The Tulia jumpsuit for A-types
The hips are the A-type's centre of gravity. The trick here is to get your shoulders to look wider so that they are in better proportion to your hips. The pronounced pleats at the shoulders do a fantastic job of it. They give you a lovely shoulder line.
The jumpsuit’s cut works well for you with enough focus on the waist, broad shoulders, and draping gently over your hips.
The Tulia jumpsuit for O-types
The Tulia jumpsuit provides the structure you need with its prominent pleats at the shoulders. The collar’s V-neck and lapels stretch your torso, making it look less round. That puts all the focus resolutely on your face and décolleté.
Most O-types have slender ankles. Show these off by rolling up the trouser legs a little and wearing the jumpsuit with wedge heels. Tip: wear a pair of exquisite earrings to draw attention to the top of your silhouette.
The inset belt emphasises the waist just a touch too much, which is slightly less flattering.
Go for a medium to heavyweight fabric in a relatively dark colour to compensate for that effect.
The Tulia jumpsuit for H-types
For H-types, the shoulders and hips are perfectly proportioned. The only thing missing is a waist. And that’s why the goal is to retain those perfect proportions while creating a waist.
Go for heavy fabric, something with a fluid drape, or even a somewhat stiffer fabric. Geometric and graphic prints look fabulous on your body shape.
The Tulia jumpsuit for I-types
What’s great about this jumpsuit is that there are plenty of elements to give your slender figure extra curves and visual interest in a playful way. For example, it features pronounced pleats at the shoulders, the large collar with lapels, the trouser pleats, and the visible side pockets.
Choose fabrics that add structure to your body and be sure to go for a print or gorgeous colour.
You could also wear a camisole or t-shirt underneath in a contrasting colour or print to create interest in various places. That will shatter the pencil-shaped line of your figure perfectly.
The Tulia jumpsuit for V-types
V-types have a centre of gravity situated above the waistline, i.e. your shoulders are broader than your hips. Balance your silhouette by making sure the bottom of your figure has enough volume to compensate for your broader upper body. Rolling up your trousers will add more visual weight, for example.
The V-neck created by the low collar closure and the lapels stretch your torso and make your waist look narrower. The pleats at the hips and pockets also give your narrow hips more body.
The Tulia jumpsuit for X- and 8-types
The most important thing every X- and 8-type needs to do is to accentuate, not hide their waist. Check!
The lovely V-neckline with collar and lapels, along with the inset belt make your waist the focal point. Even better, the V-shape makes your torso and neck look longer.
The pleats add great structure to the shoulders, which makes you look divine. And … it accentuates how slender your elegant waist is!
