What Shape Is My Bum Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. In fitted, non-compressive clothing, what overall outline is most noticeable from behind?
A strong narrowing toward either the top or bottom.
A mainly curved outline with little straightness.
A balanced outline with mildly rounded corners.
A broad, even outline with relatively defined corners.
2. When you compare fullness above and below the midpoint of your bum, what do you notice?
One half is much fuller than the other.
One half is noticeably fuller.
The two halves are fairly balanced.
They are strongly balanced and form an almost circular outline together.
3. What path do the outer edges follow as they move from your upper hips toward your thighs?
They angle outward as they descend.
They stay mostly vertical.
They angle inward gently.
They form a clear inward taper on both sides.
4. How does the width just below your waist compare with the width across the lower part of your bum?
The area below my waist is wider.
The two areas look about equally wide.
The lower part is moderately wider.
The lower part is distinctly wider, creating a heart-like flare.
5. From a relaxed side view, where does your bum project outward the most?
Projection is slight or spread along a fairly straight line.
The fullest point sits clearly high or low rather than centrally.
The fullest point is near the center but slightly shifted.
The strongest projection is centered, with smooth curves above and below.
6. Where your bum transitions into your outer thighs, how much does the silhouette narrow?
It narrows sharply before reaching the thighs.
It narrows through a clear diagonal or curve.
It narrows only a little.
It stays close to the same width through the transition.
7. In a straight-on back view, how do the widest points of your bum relate to its center?
The width is driven mainly by the upper or lower edge.
The widest area is offset noticeably above or below center.
The widest area sits near the center but extends more to one side of it.
The widest area is centered and curves away smoothly in both directions.
8. As your outline reaches the tops of your thighs, what happens to the lower fullness?
There is little lower fullness because the outline has already tapered inward.
The fullness is centered higher and decreases before the thighs.
Some fullness remains low before curving into the thighs.
Pronounced lower fullness creates a rounded flare before narrowing into the thighs.
9. Focus on the transition from the midpoint of your bum to the tops of your thighs. How much width is retained?
The outline gains width through the transition.
It retains nearly all of its width.
It loses some width on the way down.
It loses substantial width, creating a distinct V-like taper.
10. Looking from behind, how does the width near the upper part of your bum compare with the width near the lower part?
The lower part is clearly wider than the upper part.
The two parts are approximately equal in width.
The upper part is somewhat wider.
The upper part is distinctly wider than the lower part.
11. Standing naturally and viewed from behind, how does the outer line from your upper hip to the lower part of your bum appear?
It changes direction noticeably, creating a pronounced taper or flare.
It has a clear curve, though part of the line looks straight.
It is mostly straight with a small curve near one end.
It runs almost vertically for most of the distance.
12. Starting at your waist and following the outline downward, how does your silhouette change toward the lower cheeks?
It narrows as it moves downward.
It remains close to the same width.
It widens somewhat toward the lower half.
It widens clearly into fuller lower cheeks.
13. When viewed from behind in your normal stance, where is the strongest side-to-side fullness?
Mostly around the upper part of the bum.
Mostly around the vertical midpoint.
Slightly below the midpoint and toward the outer cheeks.
Clearly in the lower, outer portions of the cheeks.
14. Imagine tracing the outside edge of one cheek from top to bottom. What would the line resemble?
Mostly straight segments or a strong diagonal.
One pronounced curve concentrated at the top or bottom.
A broad curve with a slightly flatter section.
A continuous, even arc around the cheek.
15. Compare the width across the upper and lower parts of your bum. How similar are they?
They differ substantially, with one part clearly wider.
There is a noticeable difference between them.
They are close in width, with a slight difference.
They look nearly equal in width.
16. In neutral fitted clothing, where does your silhouette appear most visually substantial?
At the lower and outer cheeks.
Evenly across the full height.
Somewhat above the midpoint.
Across the upper part, followed by a noticeable narrowing below.