Asoebi styles suitable for slim women (Plus tips to look out for)

I’ve come across a lot of slim sized women who felt that they needed bigger curves and perfect fittings to rock Asoebi outfits. Prior to this, they would prefer wearing a western outfit due to the fact they wouldn’t want to be disappointed at the end. After much considerations, I decided to write about it. Asoebi styles suitable for slim women. Fashion Loaded got it covered.

A honest definition of slim women would be petite boobs, smaller waist curves and tall height. Although, not all slim women are tall, some are averagely heighten or below average. Slim ladies have this vertical or slightly vertical descriptions particularly from the shoulder to the waist. It’s also important to note that some are more busty as well. The media may have portrayed slim women as perfectly fitted for almost every style but that’s not the real picture sometimes.

Suggested Ankara-Asoebi styles Slim Women Should Try Out

Peplum Made Dresses: Most Peplum dresses have a fitted bodice attached to a circumference material around the Tommy area. It can also be pleated/folded to achieve various designs and styles. Peplum made dresses will add fullness to the body and make you appear less slim. Peplum Tops can be worn with a Jean, matching trousers and skirts.

Full Gathers Gown: A Gathers Gown has a bulky or printed appearance around the Waist/Tommy region. Gathers gowns can be made Short, Long, Full, etc. according to your size and taste.

Flare Skirts or Gowns: Flares are fashionable for all body size and is not an exception here. It would help hide the pettiness of the body which would more likely make you appear less slim. It can be a short and a wider flare, or a long and shorter flare depending on your taste.

Short A-line dresses: This is a perfect look for a slim lady because it’s revels the legs and an added bulkiness around the waist/hip region. It can be made longer but I think it’s looks chic for slim ladies when it’s short or knee length.

Ankara Long Gowns : They are very fashionable and Vogue. A stylish long gown would cover the legs and still leave a cliché look.

Ankara Ball gowns: These are a must have for slim women. This is because of it’s roundness around the Waist/Tommy hides the hips. Ball gowns is a never ending fashion trend. It can also be made Long/Short Depending on your taste.

Ankara dress with shoulder bow : This could be made long or short. What is eye catchy there is the bow on the shoulder which brings attention to the shoulder.

Ankara Skirts: Almost all Ankara skirt are suitable for slim women. These include High waist supported with Gathers/ball skirts, Two piece skirts, Four piece, skirts, Ankara pencil skirt etc. They can be worn with any matching Top whether casual/ Ankara.

Ankara Jackets: Normal Jackets are stylish enough, then imagine the look of an Ankara Jacket. That would well define the shoulders and upper body and would give that boss lady look when worn with either matching Ankara trousers/ skirts, Jeans or casual wears

Ankara Trousers: Whether slim fitted, flare, bulgy, Palazzo or Flare, Ankara trousers are a must have for slim ladies. Of course they can be worn with matching outfits, casual tops and even a Jacket.

Tips Slim Women Should consider before choosing an Asoebi Style

• Use brighter color combination
• Avoid very tight clothes. It would certainly make you uncomfortable
• Avoid Big belts. It would only show you straight with no curves.
• Forget the media and models, avoid very high heeled shoes.
• Avoid vertical striped dresses. Go horizontal
• Layer your clothing correctly. I’m talking about proper under wears here.
• Use of scarfs, Bows and Hijabs
• Proper Accessorizing
• Baggy styles sometimes gives the best looks.
• Employ the services of qualified and recommended designers.

Always put into consideration how comfortable you’ll be before choosing a style. There is no need making a dress you wouldn’t wear. That would be waste of money, time and effort.

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