Thin is born, inherited, built, cultivated, designed, matched and dressed. Being thin is a visual effect. Not many "beauties" in life are as golden as models, with standard measurements, slender legs and skinny. Often, many "thin" people show their beautiful figure proportion and bone sense through reasonable and clever dressing, giving people a "feeling" of thinness. Many bloggers think I am thin when they look at my usual photos, so I look good in whatever clothes I wear. In fact, if you study it carefully, you will find that I usually wear nothing, and the law of thinness is like this: First, I usually don't wear tight clothes. Because: clothes that fit (meaning that there will be a certain distance between clothes and human body, just enough to fit into a palm) will be slightly fatter regardless of color and material, and the more fitted clothes need to be pulled up vertically to make up for it. And slightly loose clothes (that is, the space between clothes and human body can just fit into a fist), regardless of color and material, loose clothes will be slightly thin, and the more drooping loose clothes are, the thinner they will be. There are also tights, the thin will be thinner and the fat will be fatter. Secondly, I generally don't wear clothes or skirts with a low waist line, and I don't choose pants or skirts with a low waist. Because: I only have 160cm, and wearing a low waist line will be short. Coupled with the middle body that is getting fatter every day, regardless of the choice of tops, dresses, pants, etc., the waist line ratio will be considered first. It is best to close the waist a little above the normal waistline, which will cause the illusion that the waist is thin and the leg lines are elongated. Third, the choice of clothing will pay more and more attention to the material (of course, it is not necessarily expensive). The more glossy the fabric, the fatter it will be, and the thinner the relatively delicate and stiff fabric will be. With the relaxation of muscles, fabrics that are too soft and light will expose our actual situation. We should choose clothes that can create a sense of outline. Of course, everyone's physical characteristics are different, and there is no universal rule. You must know yourself first. Please refer to the following contents: Neck: People with short necks are suitable for wearing V-neck and U-neck clothes, with long necklaces and short hairstyles. Shoulder: Dark coat, raglan jacket, epaulettes, epaulettes and other clothes without much decoration can make shoulders look thinner. Wide lapels, shoulder ornaments and shoulder pads on clothes can make narrow shoulders look slightly wider. Back: A dark, relatively close-fitting coat will make the back look less generous. If your back is beautiful, you can show this charming and sexy part through suspenders or halters. Chest: Loose, V-neck and single-row buttons can effectively help women with oversized breasts. Clothes with horizontal stripes, folds and high waist cut can make smaller breasts look more perfect. Waist: Well-tailored clothing, such as a princess-cut coat or a coat decorated with flounces, can help women without waist curves create the illusion of a thin waist. A tight dress or belt with a knot at the waist can outline your natural waist more perfectly. Belly: High-waisted imperial shirts and skirts or pleated shirts can cover up the belly fat. And a soft and close-fitting top can make you easily show off your sexy belly. Hip: Pants made of non-smooth fibers that are vertical downward and ignore curves can improve the appearance of hip hypertrophy. If your hips are petite, you can choose pockets on your hips or jeans to help you better show the natural curves of your hips. Thigh: Pants with tiny legs can make thighs look thinner and keep the balance between thighs and calves. A-line skirt can completely cover the thick thighs. Straight pants and skinny jeans can show even and stylish thighs without reservation. Legs: People with thick legs must avoid wearing skirts that just reach their calves. Because it will make your calves look thicker. Knee-length A-line skirts can make symmetrical calves look more slender. And high heels can help the calf shape better.