Classic

Your proportions sit in true balance — no strong curve or sharp angle dominates. Tailored, well-proportioned clothing with clean lines and moderate detail will always look intentional on you; the goal is polish and symmetry rather than a strong directional statement.

What works on a Classic

• Balanced, symmetrical, moderate everything: a well-cut blazer, a knee-length skirt, a simple sheath.
• Smooth, refined fabrics — fine wool, silk blends, quality cotton — in clean solids or subtle patterns.
• Timeless details: a notched collar, a straight hem, a neat cuff.
• Understated, medium-scale accessories: pearl studs, a leather loafer, a classic tote.

What fights your lines

• Anything extreme — oversized, ultra-fitted, very ornate or very undone.
• Loud prints and heavy texture that disrupt the smoothness.
• Trend-driven pieces with exaggerated proportions.

Three outfits to start with

Most often confused with

Soft Classic — adds a little curve and softness; Dramatic Classic adds a little edge. Pure Classic sits right in the middle.

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