What body type looks good in shirt dresses?

[Anonymous]

They look so nice on the models but bad on me!

[Anonymous]

Tall and slender/straight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tall and slender/straight.

+1 I’m 5’ 11” and fit. They are my favorite work outfit. J Mc specifically. So easy.

[Anonymous]

Definitely not my body type. You have to be tall and thin. I’m short and curvy. It’s a bummer because I like the look of them but apparently just on other people.

[Anonymous]

Depends on what style - I am tall but curvy. The traditional belted with a line skirt look frumpy on me. The trapeze style or the sheath style suit me. You have to find the cut and the length for your body.

[Anonymous]

I'm average and hourglass - 5'7, 130 lbs - and they look good on me. I get the belted ones.

[Anonymous]

Not mine. 5’7” hourglass-shape with big boobs and long torso. Super frumpy. I always try and hope, but always return.

[Anonymous]

They look great on me - long neck, visible collarbones, square shoulders, LONG torso, flat-chested, no defined waist, bigger butt and thighs, athletic, skinny wrists and calves, strong jaw.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They look great on me - long neck, visible collarbones, square shoulders, LONG torso, flat-chested, no defined waist, bigger butt and thighs, athletic, skinny wrists and calves, strong jaw.

The jaw must be the key.

[Anonymous]

Shirt dresses with inset waistlines and Aline or fuller skirts are my favorite style. I am pear shaped and always wear them belted.

[Anonymous]

I’m 5’5”, slender, A cup and they look great on me. So long as they aren’t more than a couple inches below my knee. I’m too short for the mid calf length.

[Anonymous]

I am pear shaped and they are always too clingly in the hips and butt so I would guess someone with less curves.

I have been tempted to try this one which has a bit more shape

https://www2.hm.com/en_us/productpage.1283263004.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They look great on me - long neck, visible collarbones, square shoulders, LONG torso, flat-chested, no defined waist, bigger butt and thighs, athletic, skinny wrists and calves, strong jaw.

The jaw must be the key.

Dying. And yet sad bc I know first poster wasn’t joking.

Agree with the PP who said they are good for anyone but shape and length and neckline need to be picked for your body.

[Anonymous]

Im average height and weight (5'4 and <120). A belted shirt dress is probably my favorite style for my straight/rectangle shape (broad shoulders and hips, flat stomach, no boobs, decent butt), if I can find the right length. It gives my waist more definition and make my chest seem less sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They look great on me - long neck, visible collarbones, square shoulders, LONG torso, flat-chested, no defined waist, bigger butt and thighs, athletic, skinny wrists and calves, strong jaw.

So you’re a male swimmer?