hour glass shaped girls??
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When I worked out in high school I started around 39(36B)-32-42 at maybe 165lbs? I worked out on the treadmill mostly and the elliptical, bike, as well as bench press with my legs (about 100lbs to start and worked my way up). I was 145 within about two months and my measurements were 39(36B)-27-40/41 I can't remember if it was 40 or 41 for the hips to be honest with you :]What is considered hour glass?
Im almost 5'7
bust 36-38d
waist 33
hips 41
would like to be:
bust 36-38d
waist 27-29
hips 39-40
what weight got you under a 30 inch waist? anyone?
P.S.
I was 181 a few weeks ago and I measured 44.5-34-44.5 so I don't know how people were 180 with a tiny waist..unless they have an extremely large toosh and hips and breasts lol OR it could be since I have a large face that my measurements stay large because I am skinny when I'm 145lbs. Well anyways I am an average sized person in the toosh, my hips are large and my breasts are 36D/36DD.
I am 184lbs with a 31.5" waist. I started out at 196lbs with a 36" waist. It is entirely possible, just depends how your body shape is and where you lose weight/inches from first. My stomach is the first to trim down and, thus, so is my waist.0 -
Someone on here said I was pear and not hourglass but I just read a few things that said shoulder measurements are a more accurate indicator? My shoulders are a similar width to my hips. I don't mind being a pear, but I just don't know if I am. Not all hourglasses have a big bust, do they?
I dunno, this just doesn't seem 'pear' to me. It's pretty proportioned. Can someone please clarify for me?
And
(Excuse the fatness :sad: )
no, not all hourglass have a big bust. You're hourglass if your bust & hip measurements are close & your waist measurement is i think at least 9 inches less! (don't quote me on the last # though).
you can check at this website if you want
http://www.shopyourshape.com/calculate-your-body-shape.html0 -
Fat where? I don't think you look fat dear. I also think you do look more like a pear though to be honest with you and that isn't a bad thing, but you don't look entirely hourglass to me. For me it is more the way your hips catch attention more that makes it obvious they are your largest curve. Usually an hourglass has hips that gradually go out, but your curve looks a bit rounded (not in a fat round way lol) because the top of you side to side is thinner, not anything to do with your actual "bust". I just think you look more pear and bust is big on an hourglass if hips are big..they must be 10inch difference (or 9 according to some people) from the waist and only 2" or less difference between bust and hips. So technically someone could have a wide body side to side and small breasts, but still be hourglass if you see what I mean.Someone on here said I was pear and not hourglass but I just read a few things that said shoulder measurements are a more accurate indicator? My shoulders are a similar width to my hips. I don't mind being a pear, but I just don't know if I am. Not all hourglasses have a big bust, do they?
I dunno, this just doesn't seem 'pear' to me. It's pretty proportioned. Can someone please clarify for me?
And
(Excuse the fatness :sad: )
P.S. I seen you before around here and I just realized it when I checked your profile! I am so jealous. I wish I had such a tiny waist...Seriously you are so near my dream size. :] I am just about the same weight and yet my waist is 3 inches larger darn it. I seriously want to lose these inches quick.0 -
I think I am also hour glass, I dont have any measurements but I am 5"60
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Someone on here said I was pear and not hourglass but I just read a few things that said shoulder measurements are a more accurate indicator? My shoulders are a similar width to my hips. I don't mind being a pear, but I just don't know if I am. Not all hourglasses have a big bust, do they?
I dunno, this just doesn't seem 'pear' to me. It's pretty proportioned. Can someone please clarify for me?
And
(Excuse the fatness :sad: )
no, not all hourglass have a big bust. You're hourglass if your bust & hip measurements are close & your waist measurement is i think at least 9 inches less! (don't quote me on the last # though).
you can check at this website if you want
http://www.shopyourshape.com/calculate-your-body-shape.html
But unless you have tiny hips, you're saying you have to have a big bust to be hourglass. My hips are 46.5", if my bust was the same, I'd be huge! My waist is 15" less than my hips and 7.5" smaller than my bust, I believe. But it's just all the proper body shape articles I have read advocate shoulder width and balance as being a better indicator. Because not all hourglasses have a bigger bust, or matching bust to their hips, I think the shoulders and the visual is a better indicator. Also, don't forget that butt size will influence hip width. So some people give hourglass measurements but don't look hourglass at all. So if you're 38-28-38 with a protuding bum, you're not going to look very hourglassy because your hips won't be very wide. Not only that, but height influences curves too. 38-28-38 on a 5"8 person is unlikely to look as curvy as on a 5"4 person.0 -
Fat where? I don't think you look fat dear. I also think you do look more like a pear though to be honest with you and that isn't a bad thing, but you don't look entirely hourglass to me. For me it is more the way your hips catch attention more that makes it obvious they are your largest curve. Usually an hourglass has hips that gradually go out, but your curve looks a bit rounded (not in a fat round way lol) because the top of you side to side is thinner, not anything to do with your actual "bust". I just think you look more pear and bust is big on an hourglass if hips are big..they must be 10inch difference (or 9 according to some people) from the waist and only 2" or less difference between bust and hips. So technically someone could have a wide body side to side and small breasts, but still be hourglass if you see what I mean.Someone on here said I was pear and not hourglass but I just read a few things that said shoulder measurements are a more accurate indicator? My shoulders are a similar width to my hips. I don't mind being a pear, but I just don't know if I am. Not all hourglasses have a big bust, do they?
I dunno, this just doesn't seem 'pear' to me. It's pretty proportioned. Can someone please clarify for me?
And
(Excuse the fatness :sad: )
P.S. I seen you before around here and I just realized it when I checked your profile! I am so jealous. I wish I had such a tiny waist...Seriously you are so near my dream size. :] I am just about the same weight and yet my waist is 3 inches larger darn it. I seriously want to lose these inches quick.
You can't see it?! It's everywhere :sad:
Thanks for answering, and being honest! I appreciate it. I'm just so confused. I mean, I love pears and I am proud to be one. But I just wanna be accurate, you know? But it just seems to me that my shape goes more like
> . <
than
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because of the way my back is shaped, the way it slopes up. I just don't think measurements and this '9" less' etc is very reliable. Like I said before, I see some people give hourglassy measurements yet they either don't look very curvy, or just don't look curvy at all. Or some people don't have hourglass measurements, but do look hourglassy.
But, hmm, I defo defo hear what you're saying though. I guess my hips are the most obvious. Especially in the second photo.
And thank you so much! That is really sweet of you :flowerforyou:0 -
Fat where? I don't think you look fat dear. I also think you do look more like a pear though to be honest with you and that isn't a bad thing, but you don't look entirely hourglass to me. For me it is more the way your hips catch attention more that makes it obvious they are your largest curve. Usually an hourglass has hips that gradually go out, but your curve looks a bit rounded (not in a fat round way lol) because the top of you side to side is thinner, not anything to do with your actual "bust". I just think you look more pear and bust is big on an hourglass if hips are big..they must be 10inch difference (or 9 according to some people) from the waist and only 2" or less difference between bust and hips. So technically someone could have a wide body side to side and small breasts, but still be hourglass if you see what I mean.Someone on here said I was pear and not hourglass but I just read a few things that said shoulder measurements are a more accurate indicator? My shoulders are a similar width to my hips. I don't mind being a pear, but I just don't know if I am. Not all hourglasses have a big bust, do they?
I dunno, this just doesn't seem 'pear' to me. It's pretty proportioned. Can someone please clarify for me?
And
(Excuse the fatness :sad: )
P.S. I seen you before around here and I just realized it when I checked your profile! I am so jealous. I wish I had such a tiny waist...Seriously you are so near my dream size. :] I am just about the same weight and yet my waist is 3 inches larger darn it. I seriously want to lose these inches quick.
In saying that, though, I totally see what you're saying, especially when I look at this photo
<- that screams pear to me. But then again, I was a lot younger then. I guess I'll see once I lose the weight completely. 0 -
Just realised I'd been measuring my bust wrong. It's actually 40". 38C is my bra size, though, I believe ..0
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This is a REALLY good thread explaining hourglasses;
(Boob and hip measurements mean nothing in the general scheme of things)
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=443180&page=40 -
And this thread; http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=327069&page=30
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This is a REALLY good thread explaining hourglasses;
(Boob and hip measurements mean nothing in the general scheme of things)
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=443180&page=4
Those photos aren't very good because of the positions the women are in. To really see the hourglass, you kind of have to stand straight on with your legs together. Otherwise, you skew the shape.
Bust and hip measurements absolutely matter. Broad shoulders just tend to be a trait of the hourglass so people mistake shoulders for the bust measurement. I think the point was also made in that thread, and accurately, that people are measuring the bust wrong. You measure around the breasts, not the band size. So while I'm 37 inches at my shoulder blades (where you measure for band size), I'm 41 inches around my bust, which is 41 to my 39 inch hips. Go look at my photos on my profile, specifically the one of me before the 5K (with the number pinned to my belly). That's what an hourglass looks like and it's not because of my shoulders.
OK, I see what she's saying about having a flat butt. That's true. You can have narrow hips with a larger rear and get the measurements for hourglass even if you're not an hourglass. But that doesn't mean the bust size is irrelevant. She didn't quite explain it accurately. Bust size matters, but so does where the fat sits on your rear. I have the flat butt/wide hips so it works on me.0 -
This is a REALLY good thread explaining hourglasses;
(Boob and hip measurements mean nothing in the general scheme of things)
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=443180&page=4
Those photos aren't very good because of the positions the women are in. To really see the hourglass, you kind of have to stand straight on with your legs together. Otherwise, you skew the shape.
Bust and hip measurements absolutely matter. Broad shoulders just tend to be a trait of the hourglass so people mistake shoulders for the bust measurement. I think the point was also made in that thread, and accurately, that people are measuring the bust wrong. You measure around the breasts, not the band size. So while I'm 37 inches at my shoulder blades (where you measure for band size), I'm 41 inches around my bust, which is 41 to my 39 inch hips. Go look at my photos on my profile, specifically the one of me before the 5K (with the number pinned to my belly). That's what an hourglass looks like and it's not because of my shoulders.
OK, I see what she's saying about having a flat butt. That's true. You can have narrow hips with a larger rear and get the measurements for hourglass even if you're not an hourglass. But that doesn't mean the bust size is irrelevant. She didn't quite explain it accurately. Bust size matters, but so does where the fat sits on your rear. I have the flat butt/wide hips so it works on me.
Yeah, you def are (nice body, by the way)
But I still don't agree on the bust thing.
Some people have the same bust measurement to hips and don't look hourglass, and some people don't, but look hourglass.
I still maintain that it's about proportions, balance and visuals, and not bust size.0 -
Yeah, you def are (nice body, by the way)
But I still don't agree on the bust thing.
Some people have the same bust measurement to hips and don't look hourglass, and some people don't, but look hourglass.
I still maintain that it's about proportions, balance and visuals, and not bust size.
Because of the waist, though. If your waist isn't small enough, you aren't hourglass. And the point about the rear end is an issue, too. If your rear is big enough to skew your waist measurement, that's an issue. I would bet all the women in those photos have the proper shoulder measurements, as well. I also question whether the measurements they claim are true.
But if you look at a broad-shouldered, small-breasted, large-hipped woman from the front (not the back), she will not appear to be hourglass-shaped. From behind, she might. But not from the front because the shoulders won't have the same effect. The hourglass figure has always been defined by bust/waist/hip ratios. The shoulder thing is a modern invention.
Thanks for the compliment. :-) Unfortunately, I've gained 10 pounds since that photo and it won't go away. Grrrr.
(And for the record, your profile photo is gorgeous!)0 -
Hello all! I'm 5'0, about 107 lbs. and my measurements are: 33-24-35.
Would I be considered hour glass? (not that it really matters haha)
Tori0 -
17 years old
5'4
113 pounds
Bust: 33
Waist: 25
Hips: 34
Around widest part of butt: 36
I think I lean more towards a pear shape because of my small boobs0 -
31 yr old teacher
SW: 4/2012: 5'5 136 lbs, B-35, W-29, H-39
Current: 130.6 lbs, 35, 27.5, 38.8
GW by June 30!: 125lbs, 35, 26, 37
5 more lbs to go!0 -
I'll be 20 in two days, 5'10", 158lbs, and I'm pretty sure I'm an hourglass.
Bust: 36.5"
Waist: 29"
Hips: 36.5"0 -
Yeah, you def are (nice body, by the way)
But I still don't agree on the bust thing.
Some people have the same bust measurement to hips and don't look hourglass, and some people don't, but look hourglass.
I still maintain that it's about proportions, balance and visuals, and not bust size.
Because of the waist, though. If your waist isn't small enough, you aren't hourglass. And the point about the rear end is an issue, too. If your rear is big enough to skew your waist measurement, that's an issue. I would bet all the women in those photos have the proper shoulder measurements, as well. I also question whether the measurements they claim are true.
But if you look at a broad-shouldered, small-breasted, large-hipped woman from the front (not the back), she will not appear to be hourglass-shaped. From behind, she might. But not from the front because the shoulders won't have the same effect. The hourglass figure has always been defined by bust/waist/hip ratios. The shoulder thing is a modern invention.
Thanks for the compliment. :-) Unfortunately, I've gained 10 pounds since that photo and it won't go away. Grrrr.
(And for the record, your profile photo is gorgeous!)
Well, my waist is 15" smaller than my hips, so I don't think that's an issue :laugh: (29/44)
Plus, I do have a big bum, but my hips are also wide.
What I've noticed, is a lot of women in this thread claim to be hourglass because of the bust to hips measurements, but their waists aren't that much smaller than either. So perhaps that's why. So I do agree with you on the waist thing.
But for me, though. I have similar shoulders to hips (last time I checked, anyway), a 15" diff between waist and hips. When I take a picture from the back, it is more like > < than pear, because I have broad shoulders. It's just the bust that's missing. Which I'm glad about because I don't want big boobs, LOL. I feel like I'm more of a mixture between the two, but I don't claim hourglass because I don't fit the traditional criteria. I just see myself as a broad shouldered pear :laugh:
Haha, I just scrolled up and read what you wrote about the appearing hourglass from the back, thing. Hmm, I get you. I am not sure if I am more pear from the front. I may be.
I just think the measurements aren't an accurate enough way to define hourglass, though. I mean, Oprah is supposed to be an hourglass, isn't she? She looks apple as eff to me. And, I see body types like the sillouette, and having big boobs doesn't affect the sillouette unless you're standing profile. In which case, it doesn't matter. But, I still maintain it's about proportions.
Of course, if we're talking traditional definitions. You're 100% correct.
And thank you! And you're welcome I'm sure you carry those 10lbs well 
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I'm either pear or hour glass now to sure. I'm 5'9 and 175 and my measurements are 39.5-30-44.5 my bottom is bigger but not by too much and it's not my hips it's my rump.0
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I would say you're in between hourglass and pear. xoI'm either pear or hour glass now to sure. I'm 5'9 and 175 and my measurements are 39.5-30-44.5 my bottom is bigger but not by too much and it's not my hips it's my rump.0 -
You look hourglass to me, not pear.Yeah, you def are (nice body, by the way)
But I still don't agree on the bust thing.
Some people have the same bust measurement to hips and don't look hourglass, and some people don't, but look hourglass.
I still maintain that it's about proportions, balance and visuals, and not bust size.
Because of the waist, though. If your waist isn't small enough, you aren't hourglass. And the point about the rear end is an issue, too. If your rear is big enough to skew your waist measurement, that's an issue. I would bet all the women in those photos have the proper shoulder measurements, as well. I also question whether the measurements they claim are true.
But if you look at a broad-shouldered, small-breasted, large-hipped woman from the front (not the back), she will not appear to be hourglass-shaped. From behind, she might. But not from the front because the shoulders won't have the same effect. The hourglass figure has always been defined by bust/waist/hip ratios. The shoulder thing is a modern invention.
Thanks for the compliment. :-) Unfortunately, I've gained 10 pounds since that photo and it won't go away. Grrrr.
(And for the record, your profile photo is gorgeous!)
Well, my waist is 15" smaller than my hips, so I don't think that's an issue :laugh: (29/44)
Plus, I do have a big bum, but my hips are also wide.
What I've noticed, is a lot of women in this thread claim to be hourglass because of the bust to hips measurements, but their waists aren't that much smaller than either. So perhaps that's why. So I do agree with you on the waist thing.
But for me, though. I have similar shoulders to hips (last time I checked, anyway), a 15" diff between waist and hips. When I take a picture from the back, it is more like > < than pear, because I have broad shoulders. It's just the bust that's missing. Which I'm glad about because I don't want big boobs, LOL. I feel like I'm more of a mixture between the two, but I don't claim hourglass because I don't fit the traditional criteria. I just see myself as a broad shouldered pear :laugh:
Haha, I just scrolled up and read what you wrote about the appearing hourglass from the back, thing. Hmm, I get you. I am not sure if I am more pear from the front. I may be.
I just think the measurements aren't an accurate enough way to define hourglass, though. I mean, Oprah is supposed to be an hourglass, isn't she? She looks apple as eff to me. And, I see body types like the sillouette, and having big boobs doesn't affect the sillouette unless you're standing profile. In which case, it doesn't matter. But, I still maintain it's about proportions.
Of course, if we're talking traditional definitions. You're 100% correct.
And thank you! And you're welcome I'm sure you carry those 10lbs well 0 -
Total hour shape here!! 0
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large face -_- I meant "frame" lol I see. My tummy trims first too. I don't know how that works. lol. I'm sure it also depends on body composition and genetics.
When I worked out in high school I started around 39(36B)-32-42 at maybe 165lbs? I worked out on the treadmill mostly and the elliptical, bike, as well as bench press with my legs (about 100lbs to start and worked my way up). I was 145 within about two months and my measurements were 39(36B)-27-40/41 I can't remember if it was 40 or 41 for the hips to be honest with you :]What is considered hour glass?
Im almost 5'7
bust 36-38d
waist 33
hips 41
would like to be:
bust 36-38d
waist 27-29
hips 39-40
what weight got you under a 30 inch waist? anyone?
P.S.
I was 181 a few weeks ago and I measured 44.5-34-44.5 so I don't know how people were 180 with a tiny waist..unless they have an extremely large toosh and hips and breasts lol OR it could be since I have a large face that my measurements stay large because I am skinny when I'm 145lbs. Well anyways I am an average sized person in the toosh, my hips are large and my breasts are 36D/36DD.
I am 184lbs with a 31.5" waist. I started out at 196lbs with a 36" waist. It is entirely possible, just depends how your body shape is and where you lose weight/inches from first. My stomach is the first to trim down and, thus, so is my waist.0 -
39-40" bust
32-33" waist
43" hips
I'm 5'10" though so sorry, on the tall side. There's a curvy hourglass lady hiding within me, just have to tease her out and flaunt it. I'm currently at 176.4 lbs. I'm jealous of the couple ladies that say their tummies trim up first, always the last place on me!0 -
I'm a 5' 3" hourglass figure!
Bust 39"
Waist 30"
Hips 44"
CW 186lbs0 -
if barbie were a real woman her measurements would be 36-18-33 she would be 5' 9" and would not have a high enough body fat percentage to menstruate. i thought that was interesting.
^ I am glad you posted this interesting point. Thanks0 -
I USED to be an hour-glass; at 135 pounds, my measurements were 36-22-38. I was 21 at the time (and 5 foot 1 1/2).
Now I'm 52, weigh 242 - and I'm a DUMPLING. :laugh:0 -
This is a REALLY good thread explaining hourglasses;
(Boob and hip measurements mean nothing in the general scheme of things)
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=443180&page=4
Those photos aren't very good because of the positions the women are in. To really see the hourglass, you kind of have to stand straight on with your legs together. Otherwise, you skew the shape.
Bust and hip measurements absolutely matter. Broad shoulders just tend to be a trait of the hourglass so people mistake shoulders for the bust measurement. I think the point was also made in that thread, and accurately, that people are measuring the bust wrong. You measure around the breasts, not the band size. So while I'm 37 inches at my shoulder blades (where you measure for band size), I'm 41 inches around my bust, which is 41 to my 39 inch hips. Go look at my photos on my profile, specifically the one of me before the 5K (with the number pinned to my belly). That's what an hourglass looks like and it's not because of my shoulders.
OK, I see what she's saying about having a flat butt. That's true. You can have narrow hips with a larger rear and get the measurements for hourglass even if you're not an hourglass. But that doesn't mean the bust size is irrelevant. She didn't quite explain it accurately. Bust size matters, but so does where the fat sits on your rear. I have the flat butt/wide hips so it works on me.
Yeah, you def are (nice body, by the way)
But I still don't agree on the bust thing.
Some people have the same bust measurement to hips and don't look hourglass, and some people don't, but look hourglass.
I still maintain that it's about proportions, balance and visuals, and not bust size.
^ I looked at your pictures. To me, you look like an hourglass, especially the one in the superman shirt. That is just MO. I am a pear and our body shape is very different. You have a great shape.0 -
You look hourglass to me, not pear.Yeah, you def are (nice body, by the way)
But I still don't agree on the bust thing.
Some people have the same bust measurement to hips and don't look hourglass, and some people don't, but look hourglass.
I still maintain that it's about proportions, balance and visuals, and not bust size.
Because of the waist, though. If your waist isn't small enough, you aren't hourglass. And the point about the rear end is an issue, too. If your rear is big enough to skew your waist measurement, that's an issue. I would bet all the women in those photos have the proper shoulder measurements, as well. I also question whether the measurements they claim are true.
But if you look at a broad-shouldered, small-breasted, large-hipped woman from the front (not the back), she will not appear to be hourglass-shaped. From behind, she might. But not from the front because the shoulders won't have the same effect. The hourglass figure has always been defined by bust/waist/hip ratios. The shoulder thing is a modern invention.
Thanks for the compliment. :-) Unfortunately, I've gained 10 pounds since that photo and it won't go away. Grrrr.
(And for the record, your profile photo is gorgeous!)
Well, my waist is 15" smaller than my hips, so I don't think that's an issue :laugh: (29/44)
Plus, I do have a big bum, but my hips are also wide.
What I've noticed, is a lot of women in this thread claim to be hourglass because of the bust to hips measurements, but their waists aren't that much smaller than either. So perhaps that's why. So I do agree with you on the waist thing.
But for me, though. I have similar shoulders to hips (last time I checked, anyway), a 15" diff between waist and hips. When I take a picture from the back, it is more like > < than pear, because I have broad shoulders. It's just the bust that's missing. Which I'm glad about because I don't want big boobs, LOL. I feel like I'm more of a mixture between the two, but I don't claim hourglass because I don't fit the traditional criteria. I just see myself as a broad shouldered pear :laugh:
Haha, I just scrolled up and read what you wrote about the appearing hourglass from the back, thing. Hmm, I get you. I am not sure if I am more pear from the front. I may be.
I just think the measurements aren't an accurate enough way to define hourglass, though. I mean, Oprah is supposed to be an hourglass, isn't she? She looks apple as eff to me. And, I see body types like the sillouette, and having big boobs doesn't affect the sillouette unless you're standing profile. In which case, it doesn't matter. But, I still maintain it's about proportions.
Of course, if we're talking traditional definitions. You're 100% correct.
And thank you! And you're welcome I'm sure you carry those 10lbs well This is a REALLY good thread explaining hourglasses;
(Boob and hip measurements mean nothing in the general scheme of things)
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=443180&page=4
Those photos aren't very good because of the positions the women are in. To really see the hourglass, you kind of have to stand straight on with your legs together. Otherwise, you skew the shape.
Bust and hip measurements absolutely matter. Broad shoulders just tend to be a trait of the hourglass so people mistake shoulders for the bust measurement. I think the point was also made in that thread, and accurately, that people are measuring the bust wrong. You measure around the breasts, not the band size. So while I'm 37 inches at my shoulder blades (where you measure for band size), I'm 41 inches around my bust, which is 41 to my 39 inch hips. Go look at my photos on my profile, specifically the one of me before the 5K (with the number pinned to my belly). That's what an hourglass looks like and it's not because of my shoulders.
OK, I see what she's saying about having a flat butt. That's true. You can have narrow hips with a larger rear and get the measurements for hourglass even if you're not an hourglass. But that doesn't mean the bust size is irrelevant. She didn't quite explain it accurately. Bust size matters, but so does where the fat sits on your rear. I have the flat butt/wide hips so it works on me.
Yeah, you def are (nice body, by the way)
But I still don't agree on the bust thing.
Some people have the same bust measurement to hips and don't look hourglass, and some people don't, but look hourglass.
I still maintain that it's about proportions, balance and visuals, and not bust size.
^ I looked at your pictures. To me, you look like an hourglass, especially the one in the superman shirt. That is just MO. I am a pear and our body shape is very different. You have a great shape.
Thank you, I agree with you both, but I still just say I'm a wide-shouldered pair because the traditional definition seems outdated to me, but it's the one people use. *shrug*, who knows?
I'm glad I'm so balanced. though.
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5'10"
Originally, I had a :
41" Bust
29" Waist
41"Hips
Now, after losing ~15 lbs, I'm down to
38" Bust
28" waist
39" Hips
So If I get down to my goal weight it looks like I"ll become a "ruler" but at the moment I'm still hourglass 0
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