What kind of bag should I choose?

Do you often encounter this kind of problem?
 ‘What kind of bag is really right for me?’
 ‘Why does the same bag look so good on others, but so bulky on me?’
 ‘Why does this bag, which is clearly the same as a celebrity's, look so strange when I wear it?’
  
Actually, choosing a handbag is like choosing clothes; you need to pick one that suits your body shape.
 Everyone's facial features, height, and body type are different, so we can't just blindly copy and paste what looks good on others.
  
Today, let's get educated on how to choose a handbag that complements your body shape and avoids fashion faux pas.
 Remember this, if you can't remember, I suggest you save it and rewatch it often. Hehehe
Petite build
 For petite women, it's recommended to avoid overly large handbags. A bag that's too big can make your height appear even shorter and can look cumbersome, making you seem tired and lacking energy. For petite women, it's generally recommended to choose small to medium-sized bags.
Although large bags can hold many treasures, haha, visually they make you seem to have zero presence.
 Besides being a burden, it also drags down your height proportions.
 Besides the size of the bag, the way you carry it is also important. For example, in the demonstration shown in the right picture, the bag is carried by hand, but its length reaches the ankle, which makes it look particularly slouchy.
Of course, small bags are generally more suited for petite and cute girls, but the shape of the bag will also give you extra points.
The two above are small bags.
The image on the left shows a vertically oriented rectangular bag, and the image on the right shows a horizontally oriented rectangular bag. Although both bags are sized to flatter the wearer's height, the bag on the right will make the proportions appear more elongated. This is because the horizontal bag creates a visual effect that lifts upwards. While the vertically oriented rectangular bag on the left is also a small bag, the visual effect draws downwards, making its elongating effect less pronounced compared to the bag on the right.
 
Although you might worry about not having enough space because you need to bring a lot of things, in reality, we often bring more items than we actually need when we go out. Plus, nowadays most people drive themselves, so if you really need something, you can pack less essential items in a separate bag and keep it in the car. Don't make yourself so tired; you'll be exhausted from carrying a large bag before you even start shopping.
Tall stature
If you are a tall girl, it is recommended that you do not choose a bag that is too small. A small bag will make your height and body shape look sturdier. For example, the currently popular underarm bags and crossbody bags are not recommended in small sizes. You can choose medium or slightly larger sizes, depending on your height and body shape.
The left image shows a small bag being worn. The right image shows a medium bag being worn.
The left image shows a demonstration of wearing a small handbag, and the right image shows a demonstration of wearing a medium-sized handbag.
It can be clearly seen from the two pictures above,
The demonstration with the small bag on the left will make the model's figure appear more obvious, prominent, and somewhat bulky.
The example in the image above will balance body proportions, making you look slimmer.
Fuller bust:
If you have a fuller bust, it's recommended to avoid chest bags and crossbody bags. Chest bags, due to their design, can make your bust appear larger when worn in front. When worn in the back, the strap will still cross over your chest, making your bust more prominent. As for crossbody bags, the strap that goes across the chest will also highlight your bust. It's best to opt for shoulder bags with medium-length straps. If you choose an underarm bag, ensure you don't push it forward or wear it directly under your arm, as this can make your bust appear bulky.
If you already have a crossbody bag, it's recommended to shorten the strap to a suitable length and wear it as a shoulder bag. This will be better than wearing it crossbody.
Left image: Chest bag (will make the upper body look bulkier)
Caption: The strap of a crossbody bag worn across the chest can make your bust appear more prominent.
Right image: If you hold an underarm bag this way, it visually makes the upper body appear wider.
Many girls like underarm bags recently. If you want to wear one but don't want your upper body to look bulky, you can try wearing it the way shown in the picture above. After putting the bag on, gently push it backward. This way, it won't visually widen your upper body.
Left image: Small crossbody bag, more suitable for petite women or those with a less full upper body.
Medium-sized crossbody bag, which is a shoulder bag worn diagonally across the body. The strap can be adjusted to the appropriate length based on height.
Right image: Large casual crossbody bag.
For curvier girls, it's recommended to choose handbags with straps that aren't too thin. Opt for bags with slightly wider straps to visually balance your figure.
Left: Thin strap; Middle: Medium-width strap; Right: Thick strap
Wider hips
If you have wider hips, it's recommended to choose bags that don't extend past your waistline. This shifts the focus upwards to your upper body, distracting from the wider lower half. If you're carrying a baguette bag or tote, avoid holding it by hand. Instead, loop your arm through the handle to carry it.
The left image demonstrates the effect of placing the bag on the hip area, which will emphasize the problem of wide hips.
The image on the right raises the bag's line of sight. The visual principle is that widening the upper body will make the lower body appear less wide.
 
When putting together an outfit, handbags are often easily overlooked, but they are also the soul of the look.
Carrying a backpack is the same principle as wearing clothes.
Stop being attracted to bags that aren't right for you. You can't force happiness, hahahaha.
 
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