The Most Flattering Clothes—And Hairstyle—For Your Body
In fashion, as in life, it's always best to stay true to yourself, and that means knowing what makes your figure look smashing. A few gorgeous, talented women are here to show you how it's done.
Top Notes: Smooth and Flowing
Ken Says...
"Simply styled, luxuriant hair beautifully contrasts with an athletic body."
Balancing Act
Ken layered Wesley's hair throughout to give it movement and a soft shape. Afterward, he worked Unite U Luxury D Frizz oil through her dry hair in sections from the midshaft to the ends. Then he went over it with a warm blow-dryer to help the hair absorb the oil, followed by a shot of cool air to lock it in. "Oil is good for keeping thick hair soft and swingy," he says. Finally, Ken used a two-inch curling iron all over to add a bit of wave.
"When you're going for luxurious, it's all about fluidity—and keeping everything incredibly soft."
Dress, DKNY, $395. Necklace, Pluma.
"Simply styled, luxuriant hair beautifully contrasts with an athletic body."
Balancing Act
Ken layered Wesley's hair throughout to give it movement and a soft shape. Afterward, he worked Unite U Luxury D Frizz oil through her dry hair in sections from the midshaft to the ends. Then he went over it with a warm blow-dryer to help the hair absorb the oil, followed by a shot of cool air to lock it in. "Oil is good for keeping thick hair soft and swingy," he says. Finally, Ken used a two-inch curling iron all over to add a bit of wave.
"When you're going for luxurious, it's all about fluidity—and keeping everything incredibly soft."
Dress, DKNY, $395. Necklace, Pluma.
From the May 2014 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine