Svenn
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Does this apply to men? I have fairly large hips/thighs relative to my shoulders such that I want to get more of a V shape to my silhouette. The conventional wisdom is to wear a light top and dark pants, to make the top appear bigger, and detract from the big legs. However I've found that the eye is drawn to the contrast between the bottom of the shirt and the pants where they meet at the waist, which forms a glaring horizontal contrast point at my worst asset, which isn't flattering. I end up settling for a monotone all-darkish outfit. There's a lot more freedom with blazers/sport coats of course, since they're flowy in the hip area. Thoughts?
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