Photography posture: How to choose the most suitable standing posture to take pictures according to your clothing?

1. Off-the-shoulder skirts

Taboo: Don’t hunch your back. A hunchback not only makes you look unattractive, but also makes you look unsightly and out of shape.

Posture 1: The arms hang naturally by the side and the chin is slightly raised, showing confidence and elegance. You can also place your hands on your hips and your body slightly to the side (three-quarters facing the camera instead of facing directly). Like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in the picture below, her waist is particularly highlighted.

The feet should not attract too much attention. Simply stand together or stand with one foot in front and one foot behind.

Position 2: The second posture is sideways, turning your head to look at the camera from above your shoulders. This pose is very elegant and feminine. Just like Rihanna in the picture below.

2. Long skirts

Taboo: Do ??not put your arms in front of you like Elsa Zylberstein, even if you are holding a bag in your hand, try to avoid doing so. This is a sign of self-protection or lack of confidence. In addition, this posture will completely cover the lines of your body.

Posture: Long skirts make you look taller, especially when your hair is tied up. Open your shoulders to look more confident and elegant. The arms can be hung at the sides of the body to enhance the lengthening effect.

Long skirts cover your feet, so you don’t need to bend your legs or worry too much about the posture of your legs.

3. Skirts with length above the knee

Taboo: Do ??not put your hands on your waist, as this will visually shorten your height. What's more, it makes you look bulky rather than slim and elegant.

Posture 1: Putting your hands naturally on both sides of the body will help stretch the overall image. To make your body more slender, you can stand with your feet together in front of one another as shown below. (This is the best position for the arms to be at both sides of the body or with one hand on the hip)

Position 2: You can also cross your feet slightly, like Rosie.

4. Skirts with ankle length

Taboo: Do ??not spread your feet too far apart, otherwise it will not be elegant. Don't hold your arms with your hands. The skirt itself has already cut your body shape in two above the ankles. Holding your arms will cut your body shape again, making you visually shorter.

Posture: Put your body weight on one leg and hold the other leg slightly forward. This posture lengthens the legs and is more elegant. At this time, the arms have two postures: naturally hanging down on both sides of the body to lengthen the body; or with one hand on the waist. When you stand with one hand on your hip, the hand on your hip should not be on the same side as your bent leg. Here's the Natacha Poly:

The hands on the hips should be on the same side as the leg supporting the body's center of gravity. Like Kendal Jenner in the picture below:

5. One-piece pants/suit pants

Taboo: Don’t akimbo! This will wrinkle the coat and make it look tight. The elegant image is greatly compromised as shown below:

Do not face the camera with your feet together, as this will make you appear fat.

Position 1: Hang your arms by your sides, and the gap between your elbows and waist just highlights your feminine curves. You can stand with your feet slightly apart like French actress Cécile De France. In this way, confidence, elegance and femininity are revealed.

Position 2: To strike an elegant and feminine pose, you can face the camera sideways, with your hands on your hips and your legs slightly bent, but the bent leg needs to be placed behind you. The space between your legs can make you look slimmer.