Body Type Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. When trousers fit comfortably at the waist or hips, what is their fit through the legs most often like?
The waist, hips, and legs usually fit in similar proportions.
There is often extra room through the legs.
The legs feel fitted before the waist or hips do.
There is sometimes extra leg room, though the difference is modest.
2. Imagine wearing a straight-cut T-shirt in the correct size. Which description best matches how it falls?
It follows pronounced curves through the torso or hips.
It creates a mostly straight line with a little shaping.
It emphasizes a strong shoulder-to-waist taper.
It hangs in a distinctly straight, vertical line.
3. When a blazer fits your shoulders correctly, how does it usually fit around your waist?
It often needs extra room at the waist or hips.
It is usually balanced through the shoulders and waist.
It often leaves substantial extra room at the waist.
It may leave a little room at the waist, but not consistently.
4. Relative to your height, how would you describe the visual width of your shoulders and hips?
They look broad or full relative to my height.
They look neither notably narrow nor broad.
They look somewhat narrow relative to my height.
Both areas look distinctly narrow relative to my height.
5. Which description best captures the overall structure of your frame?
Light and narrow, with little visual sturdiness.
Full and rounded, with softness shaping the outline.
Moderately structured, though mixed with linear or rounded features.
Sturdy and angular, with balanced upper- and lower-body proportions.
6. When you view your full silhouette at a comfortable, stable weight, how strongly does it appear long and relatively narrow?
It looks distinctly long and narrow overall.
It looks somewhat linear, though not in every area.
Its length and width appear fairly balanced.
It looks more broad, compact, or rounded than linear.
7. While trying on a long-sleeved top that fits through the torso, what usually happens at the sleeves?
The sleeves and torso usually fit in balanced proportions.
The sleeves are often short even though the torso is not snug.
The torso tends to feel fitted before sleeve length becomes an issue.
I sometimes need extra sleeve length, but the pattern is not consistent.
8. Without flexing or posing, how much natural contour is visible around your shoulders, arms, or legs?
Clear contours are visible in several of those areas.
Some contours are visible, especially in one or two areas.
The outline is mostly smooth, with occasional definition.
The outline appears primarily linear or softly rounded rather than contoured.
9. In a simple fitted outfit, how much does fullness through your middle or lower torso influence the overall shape?
It has little influence; length or angular structure stands out more.
It contributes slightly to the shape.
It is noticeable alongside other defining features.
It is one of the main features defining the outfit's silhouette.
10. At a comfortable, stable weight, how strongly is your silhouette shaped by soft curves through the torso, chest, or hips?
Soft curves are the dominant feature of my silhouette.
Soft curves are noticeable in several areas.
There is some softness, but my outline is mainly straight or angular.
My outline has very little visible roundness or softness.
11. Which description best matches the visual edges of your frame, regardless of clothing size?
Mostly narrow and linear.
Mostly firm and angular.
A mixture of structured and softly rounded lines.
Predominantly soft, rounded, and smoothly contoured.
12. Looking straight ahead in a mirror, how clearly do your shoulders create a taper toward your waist?
There is little taper; my torso looks mostly straight or softly curved.
There is a slight taper, visible in certain clothing.
There is a noticeable taper in most fitted clothing.
There is a pronounced shoulder-to-waist taper even in relaxed clothing.
13. In an ordinary relaxed posture, how much visible bulk does your frame seem to carry?
A moderate amount, with a generally balanced outline.
Very little; the underlying impression is light and slender.
A noticeable amount, producing a broad or full outline.
Relatively little, although some areas appear more substantial.
14. How would you describe the transition between your waist and hips when standing naturally?
Mostly straight, with little change in width.
Slightly curved, but not a defining feature.
Clearly curved, though balanced with straighter areas.
Strongly curved and central to my overall silhouette.
15. In a front-facing photo wearing a fitted but comfortable outfit, what feature tends to define your outline most?
A long, relatively straight vertical line.
A structured frame with visible shoulder or limb contours.
A softly curved line through the torso or hips.
Some structure, but without one strongly dominant angular feature.