Hip/pelvic stretches are so important for core strength and easing back pain at every age, why some sketchy tea sweeps the damn world while pelvis balance is never in fashion, I'll never know. Ya can't improve posture and have a confident walk if your pelvic floor is neglected.
Don't throw this outfit on the ground! I think that the more closely the turtleneck fits, the more difficult it is to pair it with the right pants and get that ratio right. This one definitely emphasizes your proportions, but does not quite flatter them like it should. Wider, chunkier belt? Looser pant leg?
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cAUzapNEAGLb@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 3d
I think this is close to working, but something's not quite right and preventing it from clicking all together.
If you have a pair of higher rise trousers, maybe with pleats? I think theres something about the shirt/pant ratio thats off
Potentially also look for some anterior pelvic stretches, it looks like your hips are rotated forward
Seeing this in context of your other tops in other posts those all look good, just without a top this looks a little odd
Potentially a gold chain is in order
verity_kindle@sh.itjust.works · 5 pts · 2d
Hip/pelvic stretches are so important for core strength and easing back pain at every age, why some sketchy tea sweeps the damn world while pelvis balance is never in fashion, I'll never know. Ya can't improve posture and have a confident walk if your pelvic floor is neglected.
verity_kindle@sh.itjust.works · 3 pts · 2d
Don't throw this outfit on the ground! I think that the more closely the turtleneck fits, the more difficult it is to pair it with the right pants and get that ratio right. This one definitely emphasizes your proportions, but does not quite flatter them like it should. Wider, chunkier belt? Looser pant leg?