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How to tell which one you actually are.
Each guide describes the other from its own point of view, and the two tests are different. This is the only page that carries both.
Flamboyant Natural is also long, but the bones are broad and blunt rather than sharp, and a relaxed, unconstructed jacket looks right on it. If a sharp-shouldered blazer looks stiff and borrowed on you, and an oversized soft one looks correct, you are more likely a Flamboyant Natural.
Dramatic is also long, but the bones are sharp rather than blunt, and a hard-shouldered, structured jacket looks right on it. On you that jacket looks stiff and borrowed. If crisp, precise tailoring looks like it was made for you and a slouchy blazer looks messy, read the Dramatic guide.
Finished, part of you, and nothing to hold onto: Dramatic. Missing something plus glamorous points to Soft Dramatic; a sharp shoulder that looks borrowed points to Flamboyant Natural.
Right, not there, and cut off: Flamboyant Natural. Messy on the first points to Dramatic; natural on the second points to Soft Natural.
The Style-LORE quiz works it out from a photo taken in daylight and shows you the reasoning rather than just the label — then checks anything in your closet, or anything you are about to buy, against the answer. Free, and no account needed to start.
Settle it with the free quizDramatic — the complete guide
Flamboyant Natural — the complete guide
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