Style Tips
Which Pattern Suits My Figure? Scale & Line
Which pattern suits your figure? Not just “is it slimming”, but pattern character by body line, scale by bone structure...
JO Style Journal
Style knowledge that actually helps
No trend content. Just solid knowledge on Kibbe analysis, Image Identity and how to build a wardrobe that lets you simply get dressed in the morning.
Style Tips
Fashion for Tall Women: Proportion, Scale, Length
Fashion for tall women: not tall sizes alone — proportion, bone structure and body line decide, plus the four lengths wh...
Style Tips
Which Bag Suits My Body? Shape & Size
Which bag suits your body? Not only by height, but by body line, scale and landing point — choosing bag shape, size and...
Style Tips
Which Neckline Suits Me? Neck & Figure
Which neckline suits you? Not only by bust, but by body line, face shape and neck length — choosing neckline shape, shou...
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Which Skirt Suits My Body? Shape & Length
Which skirt suits your body? Not only by body shape, but by body line, waist placement and leg line — choosing skirt sha...
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Which Shoes Suit My Body? Shape & Heel
Which shoes suit your body? By body line, bone scale and leg proportion rather than by trend — using shoe shape, heel an...
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Combining Colours in Clothing: How to Find Combinations That Suit You
Combining colours by colour wheel, colour type and Kibbe type. 5 methods, the 60-30-10 rule, concrete palettes for every...
Style Tips
Style Over 50: What Really Changes — And What Does Not
Style over 50: your body line and style direction stay. Only the contrast shifts — and with it the colour depth. Plus th...
Style Tips
Which Dress Suits My Body? Shapes & Lengths
Which dress suits my body? Waist placement, length by leg line and fabric fall decide the fit — plus the six dress shape...
No quick tips, no seasonal trend lists here. This blog takes style seriously — as a language that begins with the body and reads the world from there. At the centre is the Kibbe Body Type System: a framework developed in the 1980s that doesn't ask what your body looks like, but what energy it radiates — and which clothes make that energy visible.
The articles are for women who have stopped chasing trends and want to start understanding their own style. Some start with the Kibbe test. Others already know their type and are looking for direction on the next step: wardrobe, colour, Image Identity. Read what interests you right now — and be surprised by what changes when clothing suddenly makes sense.
Start the Kibbe self-test
8 short questions · about 2 minutes