Rectangle We’re finishing up our body shape series, and we’ve saved the most challenging for last! If you’re a Rectangle who struggles to figure out body shape advice, there’s a reason for that. Read on! Just a reminder, this is absolutely not a complete list of what looks good on each shape! Also, regardless of what any “fashion” expert on the internet says, you should wear what makes you feel good. There are no “rules”...our goal is to make it easy to find clothes that make you feel fab! In my experience, rectangles are the easiest to dress, but the hardest to give advice to. They’re easy to dress because clothes are literally made for rectangles. Almost every retailer uses fit models that are rectangles, meaning rectangles don’t struggle with FIT issues the way a lot of other body shapes do. However, the Rectangle shape comes in more varieties than any other shape. This shape has been described as “athletic” “boyish” “stocky” and “lanky”. They’re all rectangles, but they’re VERY different. To find tops that fit and flatter the Rectangle body, follow these 3 tips. –Create movement. Rectangle bodies are, by definition, straight, so add some movement and dimension with color blocking, asymmetric lines, round/scoop necklines, and details like ruffles. But remember, your body is already balanced, so if you add LOT of drama/volume on top, add some on the bottom, too! – Move interest off the body. Interesting sleeves can draw the eyes out, and leave you feeling less boxy. Look for flutter sleeves, bishop sleeves, flared sleeves, etc… –Find your secondary body shape. Rectangles often have a secondary shape, and borrowing the tips and styles from that one may work well for you. Rectangle/Apple and Rectangle/Hourglass are the most common hybrids. Not sure what your body shape is? Take the free quiz on our website to find out. youreverydaystyle.com/body-shape-quiz Shop the LTK link in our Bio to see the pieces we’ve shown here, and to see more picks for rectangle-approved tops.