Bottom-heavy?
If you are feeling a little wide in the thighs, worry not, the best way to balance your silhouette is to accentuate your smallest part - your waist. Go for a dress that is fitted through the waist while skimming over your less-loved lower half. Fuller skirts work best, especially when paired with a strapless or halter silhouette that moves the eye upward.

Wide Shoulders?
Don’t let a wide, strong frame make you feel fashion inferior, balance your shape with a trendy asymmetrical neckline that will whittle your width. A hot look on the runways, let this style slim down your frame and steer clear of puffy sleeves and padded shoulders which will only accentuate the issue.

Full Bust?
Looking to tone-down a top-heavy frame? It is easy to work some fashion magic simply by selecting the best neckline for your body. A sure winner is a V-neckline, or wrap style dress, with the square neck a close second. As well, halter-top styles will give extra lift and support where you need it most.

Small Bust?
If you have a smaller bust, chances are that most fashions look great on you already, however, there are times when we all could use a little extra volume in that area of the dress. Look for embellishments, pleating or ruffles that adorn the bust area and keep in mind that a great waist-cinching belt will further accentuate the added details at the top of the garment.

Flabby Arms?
No time to hit the gym and tone those arms? Don’t fret, there are a slew of modern dresses that will do the work for you. Go for a simple overpiece to top any dress, or look for a dress style with sleeves. Just remember to keep the sex appeal in tact by exposing a great body part elsewhere on the dress, like a daring hemline or plunging neckline.

Less-than-lovely Legs?
Are your legs your least favouite body part? Wear a dress that covers them completely. Long dresses are not only a fashion statement but they also lend themselves to elongating the whole body, keeping you in great form for your event.