Help!! I am bootylicious!!

Do you have a heavy bottom and struggle to hide it with certain style?? Well...here is some help honey! Never fear when help is near!!!! :-)

Wear softer, floatier shapes around the hip.
I love the way these aline and slightly gather skirts hide the hips and bottoms without clinging! Don't be 
afraid of prints either - as long as it is not vertical stripes!

Pockets  could be slanted diagonally. Too rounded – could make you look bigger.
 

Stay clear from......
Bias cuts!
Tops that rest on the widest part of your hip – it just make it bigger.
Bias cut means the style is cut on a diagonal grain and is made to 'cling'to the body. Mermaid skirts are also not the best as they accentuate the hip and bottom.

Avoid plain or patterned/printed pencil skirts...

These are fitted as well and also tend to accentuate the bigger areas!

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