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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.
Pure Gamine mixes sharp and round almost evenly, so it can carry a puff sleeve or a rounded collar as one of its mixed elements. You lean sharper: your best version of mixing is angle against angle in different sizes, not angle against curve. If a rounded detail makes you look younger rather than sharper, that is the tell.
Flamboyant Gamine has sharper bones and a slightly longer line, and it looks best when every element is angular. You carry a real mix of sharp and round, so a rounded collar or a puff sleeve can be one of your pieces. If rounded details look wrong rather than lively, look at Flamboyant Gamine.
Crisp on all three and you are almost certainly here. Split answers usually mean Gamine; soft on all three, read the Soft Gamine guide.
Lively, neat, and costume: you are a Gamine. Out of place on the first question points to Flamboyant Gamine; square on the second points to Soft Gamine.
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.
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