hour glass shaped girls??

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  • DrMAvDPhD
    DrMAvDPhD Posts: 2,097 Member
    Anyone ever heard of Valeria Lukyanova?

    She'd be pretty if it wasn't for the eyes. How has she managed to have totally dead eyes in every single picture? Creeeeepy.
  • rml_16
    rml_16 Posts: 16,414 Member
    5'"4.5"

    36
    29
    42.5

    think i'm hourglass or possible spoon shape??

    I'd say pear.
  • KiraBaby20
    KiraBaby20 Posts: 156
    I am considered hour glass but i am 5 foot 11. I have lost 2 cup sizes in the last couple of years with my weight loss. I was a DD but now a C.
  • yksdoris
    yksdoris Posts: 327 Member
    I'm 5'1, 36-25-36.6

    Though I've now entered the phase where I'm FINALLY losing inches on my hips and thighs. Hello standard jeans that actually fit at both hip and waist! I'm also now losing inches on my calves and may be able to fit into boots, yay!
    Mid-rise jeans are the best friends of hourglasses and pears! No need to fit the waist. :-)

    you'd think so but no :( If I want any fit at the back (i.e. that the waist doesn't stick out or bunch up under the belt) then I can't go for anything other than Levi's. Which are expensive, what with me trying to save up for a wedding... I think my problem is made worse by the fact that I'm so short; so what WOULD be a mid-rise for a normal-size person is like an inch off for me.

    Have you tried low-rise? They're TOO low for me, but if the mid-rise are too high, the low-rise might work. Old Navy jeans tend to look pretty good on my body.

    Midrise usually ends up being at my waist or even SLIGHTLY above, too, because I'm so darn short, but I still have way too much belly fat to wear low rise.

    @%#$*@^%%#!!!!!

    I will say though that I have the most luck with midrise with avoiding the dreaded gap in the back of my pants. Old Navy seems to be the BIGGEST offender in that area, the pair that I have has like a FIVE inch gap in the back, they are virtually unwearable LMAO. I've had a lot of luck with Lee jeans, though, of all things, and I want to try Levi's (I haven't worn a pair of Levi's in at least 25 years, I am scared they won't fit. Yes, I am weird. lol)

    lol, I know, right? You get the jeans on past the calves and thighs, you close the button and the damn back is sticking out so that if I don't wear a belt, they'll drop to my hipbones not only charmingly exposing the plumber-*kitten* but also lowering the crotch , the knees and the bottom hems. If I DO wear a belt though, the back will then bunch up. Though the weirdest I ever experienced was that the jeans stuck out at back AND front. While my thighs were barely fitting in the leg. I mean, ok, I don't have the world's smallest thighs but come on?
  • Verity1111
    Verity1111 Posts: 3,309 Member
    Anyone ever heard of Valeria Lukyanova?

    She'd be pretty if it wasn't for the eyes. How has she managed to have totally dead eyes in every single picture? Creeeeepy.
    She's not "real" though. The eyes are okay in this picture http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-lVI5aw-vW0s/T695Wx5UnkI/AAAAAAAADjk/51uyNb0XEWM/s1600/Valeria+Lukyanova+7.jpg

    This is before surgery:

    http://sitchnews.com/pics/a0acd1b93b2bfa7f0327af28a10587d2.jpg

    There is also Anastasiya Shpagina.
  • AprilRN10
    AprilRN10 Posts: 548 Member
    I thought I was but I'm not anymore. :(
    I've gained too much weight. Thankfully, I'm here. :)
    I'm now a pear, though. Boo.
    42
    43
    48
  • Dovekat
    Dovekat Posts: 263 Member
    I used to be but as my body is looseing weight my measurements are going all over the place :laugh: I now sit at:
    Bust: 40
    Waist at navel: 32 1/2
    Hips: 40
    For years before I was 44 / 34 / 44 I am hoping to reclaim my glass at some point possibly by getting 38/28/38 to begin with, hey I can dream :wink:
    Oh and I am 5ft 4.
  • MRL1107
    MRL1107 Posts: 74
    Definitely hourglass...sometimes I feel blessed and other days I feel the curse of the curves!

    Right now 36D-28-40

    Goal is 34 (Please let me be a C cup PLEASE!!!)-26-36....And a whole lot of toning! I don't like jiggle!
  • rml_16
    rml_16 Posts: 16,414 Member
    Definitely hourglass...sometimes I feel blessed and other days I feel the curse of the curves!

    Right now 36D-28-40

    Goal is 34 (Please let me be a C cup PLEASE!!!)-26-36....And a whole lot of toning! I don't like jiggle!

    You're measuring your bust wrong to determine hourglass. You take the inches around the largest part of the bust, not bra size. I had to learn that the hard way! lol
  • supermodelchic
    supermodelchic Posts: 550 Member
    hourclass/curvy bust 34 dd
    waist 25
    hips 35
    love my shape :heart:

    .
  • SoDamnHungry
    SoDamnHungry Posts: 6,998 Member
    B: 34.5''
    W: 24''
    H: 35-37''
  • Juliechilli
    Juliechilli Posts: 123 Member
    I'm a shortie

    chest 37
    waist 31.5
    hips 37
  • DrMAvDPhD
    DrMAvDPhD Posts: 2,097 Member
    Anyone ever heard of Valeria Lukyanova?

    She'd be pretty if it wasn't for the eyes. How has she managed to have totally dead eyes in every single picture? Creeeeepy.
    She's not "real" though. The eyes are okay in this picture http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-lVI5aw-vW0s/T695Wx5UnkI/AAAAAAAADjk/51uyNb0XEWM/s1600/Valeria+Lukyanova+7.jpg

    This is before surgery:

    http://sitchnews.com/pics/a0acd1b93b2bfa7f0327af28a10587d2.jpg

    There is also Anastasiya Shpagina.

    Well, she paid for the surgeries so I'd say everything is real. Rib removal doesn't seem that extreme compared to rhinoplasty and a boob job. She's pretty in the before picture, too.
  • mariaevangelou50
    mariaevangelou50 Posts: 2
    i'm not sure tbh i'm 5'4 and my body measurements at the moment are 36- 25-37 but i want to become 34-21-34 i don't know how i'm going to accomplish such a small waist but i shall try i need to lose all my fat mass and gain lean muscle mass so i don't put the weight back on in my stomach.
  • lunajes
    lunajes Posts: 23 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.
  • Joelleskye
    Joelleskye Posts: 1
    I think I am 37-29-37
  • shorty35565
    shorty35565 Posts: 1,425 Member
    I'm a high hip hourglass (or figure 8/spoon), so I carry my weight a bit different.
    But I'm 5'5 121lbs
    Bust: 34 (or 32C)
    Waist: 26 5/8
    Hips: 35 1/2

    Goal:
    Bust: Same
    Waist: 24-22
    Hips: 34-32

    I still have 8% body fat left to lose, so I'm pretty sure I can make it :D
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.

    I'm pretty sure ur right about that.
  • bettymayfree
    bettymayfree Posts: 4
    I'm 5ft 7.5ish and 35-30-36 so....not sure if i'm hourglass as such?
  • kimmianne89
    kimmianne89 Posts: 428 Member
    Last time I measured I was:

    Bust:35
    Waist:25
    Hips:35

    I'm 5ft4
  • Harriann84
    Harriann84 Posts: 67
    5"10 currently 275lbs.

    I wouldn't know my shoulder measurements, so here are my old and new ones.
    Old
    Bust : 51"
    Waist: 47"
    Hips: 54.5"

    New
    Bust: 51"
    Waist: 42.5"
    Hips: 52.5"

    It's going slowly but I can't really see it. I miss my hourglass curves. :(
  • rml_16
    rml_16 Posts: 16,414 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.
    You are incorrect.
  • SadKitty27
    SadKitty27 Posts: 416 Member
    I'm 5'6 and weigh about 212 lbs. My rough measurements are (I did them myself the best I could :-/ )

    Bust 44
    waist 35
    hips 47

    Not sure if that's quite hourglass though. I know when I'm actually at a good weight I have a pretty nice rack (says my husband who would love it if I got back down to 125/130 lbs.)

    Edited*

    Looked it up, I am but a few inches shy on my waist to be considered a true hourglass figure. However, I'm pretty darn close atm, and when I do lose the weight I am pretty sure I will be spot on again.

    "In a woman with a true hourglass figure, the measurements of hips and bust are essentially the same, and the waist measurement is equal to less than 75% of either the hip or bust measurement. The result is a very curvy figure which emphasizes broad hips and large breasts, two traits which have been prized historically in many cultures. In cultures where the hourglass figure is considered a beauty ideal, the narrow waist is considered a sign of femininity."

    Source: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-an-hourglass-figure.htm
  • PrincessNikkiBoo
    PrincessNikkiBoo Posts: 330 Member
    34 bust
    27 waist
    34 hips
  • InnerFatGirl
    InnerFatGirl Posts: 2,687 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.

    I agree with you, because I see plenty of people with big boobies and hips who don't look very curvy or who look pear shaped, and likewise, I see people (including me) with smaller boobies but almost/matching hips to shoulders who look like .. a sillouhette of an hourglass, but some people don't agree.

    Oh well.
  • rml_16
    rml_16 Posts: 16,414 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.

    I agree with you, because I see plenty of people with big boobies and hips who don't look very curvy or who look pear shaped, and likewise, I see people (including me) with smaller boobies but almost/matching hips to shoulders who look like .. a sillouhette of an hourglass, but some people don't agree.

    Oh well.

    "Some people" don't agree because you're wrong: http://www.calculator.net/body-type-calculator.html
  • InnerFatGirl
    InnerFatGirl Posts: 2,687 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.

    I agree with you, because I see plenty of people with big boobies and hips who don't look very curvy or who look pear shaped, and likewise, I see people (including me) with smaller boobies but almost/matching hips to shoulders who look like .. a sillouhette of an hourglass, but some people don't agree.

    Oh well.

    "Some people" don't agree because you're wrong: http://www.calculator.net/body-type-calculator.html

    Oh look, I can post links too: http://www.carissarose.com/clothes-for-hour-glass-shapes/
    http://www.thechicfashionista.com/determine-your-body-shape.html
  • yoovie
    yoovie Posts: 17,121 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.

    I agree with you, because I see plenty of people with big boobies and hips who don't look very curvy or who look pear shaped, and likewise, I see people (including me) with smaller boobies but almost/matching hips to shoulders who look like .. a sillouhette of an hourglass, but some people don't agree.

    Oh well.

    "Some people" don't agree because you're wrong: http://www.calculator.net/body-type-calculator.html

    Results
    Sorry your body is not in the 4 shapes we calculate.

    *fun happy sidenote - in fashion and in vintage it is the measurements of shoulders/hips - because bust has nothing to do with a face on silhouette.

    :)
  • yoovie
    yoovie Posts: 17,121 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.

    I agree with you, because I see plenty of people with big boobies and hips who don't look very curvy or who look pear shaped, and likewise, I see people (including me) with smaller boobies but almost/matching hips to shoulders who look like .. a sillouhette of an hourglass, but some people don't agree.

    Oh well.

    "Some people" don't agree because you're wrong: http://www.calculator.net/body-type-calculator.html

    Oh look, I can post links too: http://www.carissarose.com/clothes-for-hour-glass-shapes/
    http://www.thechicfashionista.com/determine-your-body-shape.html

    wow ok you dont have to talk to us like we're damn idiots. what did we ever do to you?
  • lunajes
    lunajes Posts: 23 Member
    Ladies... I thought you measured your shoulders, natural waist, hips. That your shoulders and hips should be within an inch of each other, and your waist 8-15 inches smaller than hips and shoulders. Your bust doesn't have anything to do with it.

    I agree with you, because I see plenty of people with big boobies and hips who don't look very curvy or who look pear shaped, and likewise, I see people (including me) with smaller boobies but almost/matching hips to shoulders who look like .. a sillouhette of an hourglass, but some people don't agree.

    Oh well.

    "Some people" don't agree because you're wrong: http://www.calculator.net/body-type-calculator.html

    Oh look, I can post links too: http://www.carissarose.com/clothes-for-hour-glass-shapes/
    http://www.thechicfashionista.com/determine-your-body-shape.html

    wow ok you dont have to talk to us like we're damn idiots. what did we ever do to you?



    It's okay... I will stick to what I learned working at a lingerie boutique, sewing classes and modeling. Shoulders, natural waist, hips. I'm comfortable with my interpretation. The idea of an hourglass shape is going to be different amongst a lot of people.
  • nomorecookiedough
    nomorecookiedough Posts: 3
    I am kinda.
    38DD
    25
    42

    I need to lose weight, so I can play the lead part in ballet.

    I hope I can lose weight in 6 months. And good luck with your goal. :)
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