What Do I Look Like Quiz
Questions: 20 · 10 minutes
1. Looking straight on, how does your waist compare with both your upper torso and hips?
It appears nearly as wide as both, creating a fairly straight outline.
It narrows slightly, although the change is subtle.
It is clearly narrower than one area and somewhat narrower than the other.
It is clearly narrower than both, creating visible curves on each side.
2. You try on a fitted jumpsuit with enough room at the top and seat. Which fit is most familiar?
It follows a mostly straight line through my middle.
It shows a small amount of shaping at my waist.
It needs moderate waist adjustment to follow my outline.
It needs pronounced waist shaping to fit my upper and lower proportions at the same time.
3. Which overall outline most closely resembles your proportions?
Upper and lower proportions are similar, with a pronounced waist.
Upper and lower proportions are similar, with only a slight waist indentation.
One end of my outline is noticeably broader than the other.
My middle is the most visually prominent area.
4. A tailored coat fits your shoulders comfortably. How is it most likely to fit around your hips?
It is usually roomy around my hips.
It tends to fit my shoulders and hips similarly.
It may pull slightly or need a little more ease at my hips.
It often needs a flared cut, vents, or substantially more room at my hips.
5. You add a belt to a loose, straight dress. What effect is most typical?
The belt reveals a strong inward curve already present at my waist.
It creates moderate definition that follows my natural outline.
It creates definition, though my natural waist indentation is subtle.
It changes the silhouette noticeably because my middle naturally has little indentation or is rounded.
6. Which description best matches the visual balance between your shoulders or bust and your hips?
They look notably different in width.
They are somewhat different, but not dramatically so.
They look close to balanced in most outfits.
They look closely balanced, with the waist creating the main contrast.
7. When a one-piece outfit has a comfortable fit through your hips, what tends to happen at the top?
The top is often noticeably roomy.
The top and hips generally have similar ease.
The top sometimes feels a little closer than the hip area.
The top often needs significantly more room than the hip area.
8. A straight-cut T-shirt fits your shoulders and hangs freely. How does it usually relate to your hips?
It often catches at hips that are noticeably wider than my shoulders.
It usually falls past hips that are close in width to my shoulders.
It tends to look narrower below shoulders that are noticeably wider than my hips.
It follows a fuller or rounded middle before reaching my hips.
9. Compared with your middle torso, how prominent are your hips in your overall outline?
My hips appear substantially more prominent.
My hips appear somewhat more prominent.
They appear similar in prominence.
My middle torso appears more prominent than my hips.
10. When a button-front shirt fits your shoulders, what tends to happen through the middle torso?
There is usually considerable extra fabric there.
It falls straight with comfortable ease.
It sometimes feels closer through the middle than elsewhere.
I often need extra room through the middle for the buttons to lie smoothly.
11. How do your hips typically compare with your shoulders when you view your full outline?
My shoulders appear clearly wider than my hips.
My shoulders appear a little wider than my hips.
My hips appear a little wider than my shoulders.
My hips appear clearly wider than my shoulders.
12. Which description best fits the contour from your ribs through your natural waist?
It curves inward distinctly before widening again.
It curves inward moderately.
It curves inward only slightly.
It stays rounded or full through the middle with little inward curve.
13. A structured jacket fits neatly across your shoulders and upper torso. How does its lower edge usually sit?
It often feels tight around hips that are broader than the shoulders.
It fits the upper and lower areas with similar ease.
It has a little extra room around my hips.
It has substantial extra room around my hips unless the jacket tapers.
14. When a dress fits comfortably at both the chest and hips, what usually happens at the waist?
The waist is usually too snug.
The fit remains fairly straight through the waist.
There is a little extra room at the waist.
There is substantial extra room at the waist unless the dress is shaped or belted.
15. When buying matching-size separates from one brand, which experience is most familiar?
The bottom often feels roomier than the top.
The top and bottom usually fit with similar ease.
The bottom sometimes needs more room than the top.
I regularly need a roomier size or cut for the bottom than for the top.
16. How does the width across your shoulders compare with the width across your hips?
My hips appear clearly wider.
They appear close to equal.
My shoulders appear somewhat wider.
My shoulders appear distinctly wider.
17. In a garment that falls from the shoulders without waist shaping, where does the outline usually widen most?
Across the upper torso or shoulders.
It stays about equally wide from top to bottom.
It widens somewhat around the hips.
It widens distinctly around the hips or upper thighs.
18. Ignoring garment volume, how much does your natural waist interrupt the line between your upper torso and hips?
It creates a deep inward curve.
It creates a moderate inward curve.
It creates a gentle inward curve.
My middle is fuller rather than gently straight.
19. When you try a sheath dress with minimal shaping, what is most likely?
It follows my naturally straight proportions fairly evenly.
It needs much more room at my hips than at my shoulders.
It needs much more room at my shoulders than at my hips.
It needs extra room mainly through my middle torso.
20. Which feature most often sets the direction of your silhouette?
The outline widens downward toward my hips.
The upper and lower widths look balanced.
My upper torso is a little broader, creating a slight downward taper.
My shoulders or upper torso create a clear downward taper toward my hips.