Angela Stone - Stylist

The Fashion Coordinator of NZ Cup and Show Week at Addington and Riccarton Races 2009 & 2010

What Angela will do for you

Imagine how you would feel if you knew what clothes suited your body shape, what goes with what in your wardrobe, how to dress while still looking young and stylish and what to wear for that special occasion...

These are just some of the question's you will have answered after a consultation with Angela.

A consultation with Angela will revitalise your confidence and personal presentation.

She will inspire you to extraordinary levels. With a wealth of experience in the fashion industry and an extensive background in the modeling world, she will create the image you need to succeed.

Click below to find out more information on the services that Angela provides:

Women's Styling

Mens Styling

Wardrobe Styling

Personal Shopping

Corporate Imaging

Contact Angela now to arrange a consultation or to discuss the services Angela can provide.

The Triangle

(the A shape)

The A shape woman has shoulders that are narrower than her hips and thighs.

Your aim is to draw attention to the upper body and face.
3/4 sleeves will draw the eye up to the body and away from the hip and thigh area.This will make you look taller. The wide collar on this shirt also helps to balance the hips.

Necklines can include lots of detail, especially if you have a smaller bust.

Trousers need to be bootleg, wide or a flare to balance your hips and thighs.

Keep them as long as possible so that your legs look longer and more proportionate.

Look for a centre front crease to slim and elongate your legs.

Avoid any pocket detail about the hips and thighs, keep them clean and simple.

Dresses should emphasise your small waist, and flow smoothly over your curves.

Look for vertical detailing and softly draping fabrics.

Square necklines on dresses and tops can balance your hips.

Skirts should be kneelength, A-line or have a flounce or flare at the hem line to balance your hips.

Coats can be single or double breasted, as long as they're shaped.

Avoid large patch pockets on the hips, look for wider collars and detail high up on the coat.

Trench coats can be a good option.
Jackets can be embellished with everything from a puffed sleeve, to epaulettes.

A portrait collar can balance your hips.

They should end around your hip bone, never under the bottom.

Click here to make a Body Shape enquiry info@angelastone.co.nz

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Or call now on 0508 ANGIENZ (0508 264 436)

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