Been able to walk confidently into a mall or a boutique and choose that perfect jean, skirt or dress comes from knowing your body well enough to know what will suit you to perfection.

Shopping is supposed to be happy time but when you are face with numerous choices of jeans, skirts, or dresses; shopping can quickly turn into a nightmare if it becomes difficult to decide which article of clothing will show off your wonderful body to perfection especially, your butt.

Below is a butt diagram that can be quite helpful in knowing how to dress your body to accentuate your “assets”, disguise your flaws, look great and feel confident in your clothes.

Inverted “V”-Shaped Butt:
The waist is smaller than the hips. This shape has fullness at the hips and top of the butt, but narrows in size and shape towards the bottom of the, er, bottom. The butt is much bigger than the waist. This unfortunately (or fortunately, whatever you’re into) projects the appearance that the butt is heavier than it is. The shape of the smaller waist in comparison to the larger butt creates the appearance of a V.

Square-Shaped Butt:
Square butts are equal in size from waist to hips. Often called “masculine-looking”, the square shape creates a flat appearance. These body types contain low amounts of fat at the waist. It is often very difficult to reshape them and requires surgery in order to reshape them.

Round Butt:
These butts go by many names, from “Cherry-Shaped” to the “Bubble Butt”. This shape is evenly wide around in all directions appears and so appears round. The waist-to-hip ratio of this shape is equal and has a very full appearance. Round butts can be easier to shape than other shapes but can occasionally become disproportionate, to the effect of looking bottom-heavy. Lifting a round butt up is the key to putting proportion back in the figure.

Read more: https://lifelemonades./2016/06/16/know-your-butt-shape/

oh nice!! What about a big-shaped butt