Formally 'fat girl' look...

Nice to see you're not judging.

Kelly Osbourne looks that way because of her facial structure. She has a wide jawbone which gives her face and head a larger, chubby look. And that is fine, varying looks is not a bad thing.

As far as Jennifer Hudson goes, I've no idea what you're talking about.



If you're not naturally slim, you're not going to look naturally slim. And looking like they do is a hell of a lot better than looking fat, in my opinion.

Nice to see you're not judging.

Kelly Osbourne looks that way because of her facial structure. She has a wide jawbone which gives her face and head a larger, chubby look. And that is fine, varying looks is not a bad thing.

As far as Jennifer Hudson goes, I've no idea what you're talking about.



If you're not naturally slim, you're not going to look naturally slim. And looking like they do is a hell of a lot better than looking fat, in my opinion.

^^this

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Nice to see you're not judging.

Kelly Osbourne looks that way because of her facial structure. She has a wide jawbone which gives her face and head a larger, chubby look. And that is fine, varying looks is not a bad thing.

As far as Jennifer Hudson goes, I've no idea what you're talking about.



If you're not naturally slim, you're not going to look naturally slim. And looking like they do is a hell of a lot better than looking fat, in my opinion.

^^ This! Kelly Osbourne has a round face and it's always going to be round. On the other hand, I have a square face and it doesn't have the "baby face" look like hers does.

TBH, I had to google Jennifer Hudson and from the pictures I saw, I wouldn't be able to tell if she was overweight in one point of her life or not. She looks like she's at a healthy weight.

Call me weird, but I personally like the way "skinny fat" looks. It's actually my goal.

seriously? They were judged when they were heavy, and now your judging them because they aren't the right type of skinny? Go deal with your own issues instead of projecting them on others.

Am I late to the party? I heard it was a formal affair.

I want my body to look like Kelly Rowland's. She is naturally thin and lean. I don't want the skinnyfat look

You will only look like Kelly Rowland if you have the same body type as she does. If you don't, there is nothing that you can do to change that. Learn to love your body for what it is.

Wow, that's such a rude thing to say.

So...you want to lose weight to 'look good'? And not look 'fat'? What about worrying about your health and doing it for your future, for your lungs, for your heart, for your kids?

If you have kids, I really hope you do not project these kind of hateful things to them. Who cares if those females you mentioned have rounder faces. It's genetics. It's bone structure. It's not a big deal! Shallow!

I am losing weight to look good.

Seriously, OP? I have no flipping idea what you are talking about. Jennifer H is HAWT, there are tons of "formerly fat" women on MFP who look amazing. If you can get half as attractive as they are, you'd call it a victory.

Judging attitude aside, you are majorly putting the cart before the horse.

I have this really pretty black dress that I wear when I want that "formally fat girl look". I also like to go with an updo and some sparkly jewellery. I don't do heels, though.

I want my body to look like Kelly Rowland's. She is naturally thin and lean. I don't want the skinnyfat look

You will only look like Kelly Rowland if you have the same body type as she does. If you don't, there is nothing that you can do to change that. Learn to love your body for what it is.

You're right. I just want that very toned and lean look that Kelly Rowland and Rihanna have. You can tell they are naturally skinny women.

Yes, and if you are here trying to lose weight, I'm assuming that you are not naturally thin.

Ok might as well make good use out of this thread. For anyone who does have a round face or square jaw and is not a b!tch, certain hairstyles and make up tricks can make a difference.

Not as much as diet and exercise, but a little and so just google contouring, bronzer, illuminators, highlighters etc for the make up tricks. Eyebrows that are more angular look better on ladies with round faces while rounded brows look better on those with more angular facial structure.

For the hairstyles seek a stylist that will give you a consult before the cut and tell them what parts you are uncomfortable about or just ask them what would be most flattering for your face shape, etc. Sometimes they can put layers in the right places to highlight your cheekbones, sideswept bangs make it less round, highlights on the hair in certain places near the face can draw the eye up to your eye area rather than an area you're not happy with like cheeks or chin. Also layers can be cut that will land in the right place to swing to cover the chin a little if you feel like it's not making you happy like mine never is even when I'm thin. NObody notices it but me, but yeah still. Good layers can make you look perky and fresh or can overexpose a problem area if cut at a level that reveals it. Get a good stylist, get some good make up techniques, that way even if you end up still having a round face when you're all thin *smh* you can still know some techniques to make you look your best.