Natural Body Type

The Natural Body Type, as defined by the Kibbe test, is characterized by a balanced blend of soft and angular features, with a focus on effortless and relaxed beauty. This body type exudes an unstructured, free-flowing energy, often complemented by straight lines and loose silhouettes in styling. As a Natural, your style thrives on simplicity, ease, and a touch of understated elegance. This is my body type. Natural body types are rectangle body shapes for jeans.

All of my style guides feature specific pieces & similar items to fit different budgets.

How should you dress?



Style Guide for the Natural Body Type

The Natural body type is defined by a blend of soft yang, showcasing a balanced yet slightly broad and athletic silhouette with softly angular lines. Naturals often have blunt bone structures (like broad shoulders or straight hips), long limbs, and a relaxed essence. Your style sweet spot lies in effortless, easygoing pieces that feel comfortable, unstructured, and organic while maintaining a polished vibe. Here's how to dress your best:



What to Embrace

  1. Silhouettes:

    • Relaxed, unstructured fits that follow the body without clinging—think boyfriend blazers, loose trousers, and slouchy knitwear.

    • Straight or slightly boxy lines with just enough tailoring to create structure, like wide-leg pants, shirt dresses, or relaxed jumpsuits.

    • Layers work beautifully for Naturals! Try oversized outerwear or longline cardigans for a relaxed yet chic vibe.

  2. Necklines:

    • Simple and clean necklines such as scoop, crew, or boat necks.

    • V-necks and open collars complement your athletic build, especially when layered with necklaces.

    • Avoid overly fussy or intricate details at the neckline—simplicity is key.

  3. Fabrics:

    • Opt for natural, textured fabrics that move and drape well, like linen, cotton, denim, chambray, or cashmere.

    • Knits and wovens with subtle textures (like ribbing or slub finishes) enhance your easygoing energy.

  4. Colors and Prints:

    • Neutral and earthy tones (beige, olive, rust, navy) or soft, washed colors work beautifully.

    • Large-scale patterns like abstract prints, stripes, or plaids complement your slightly bold structure.

  5. Details:

    • Emphasize relaxed, organic details like rolled sleeves, patch pockets, or frayed edges.

    • Understated accessories like leather totes, chunky cuffs, or textured scarves.

  6. Shoes:

    • Go for comfortable yet chic footwear like loafers, sneakers, flat boots, or espadrilles.

    • Strappy sandals or low block heels pair well for dressier occasions while staying true to your natural vibe.

What to Avoid

  1. Silhouettes:

    • Overly tight, body-conscious fits that cling to every curve—these feel restrictive and don't align with your easygoing essence.

    • Super tailored or structured pieces like fitted blazers or stiff pencil skirts.

  2. Necklines:

    • Ultra-feminine necklines like sweetheart, halter, or anything with frills or bows. These can feel too dainty or fussy for a Natural.

    • Overly high necklines, such as extreme turtlenecks, which can create unnecessary bulk.

  3. Fabrics:

    • Stiff, heavy fabrics like brocade, organza, or taffeta, which don't align with your relaxed style.

    • Overly shiny or synthetic materials that feel too polished or formal.

  4. Colors and Prints:

    • Neon or harsh, artificial colors—your look thrives on tones that feel organic and grounded.

    • Small, intricate prints (like tiny florals or polka dots) can clash with your broader lines.

  5. Details:

    • Ultra-fussy embellishments like heavy beading, lace, or sequins.

    • Overly dainty jewelry—opt for bold, chunky, or earthy designs instead.

  6. Shoes:

    • Sky-high stilettos or extremely delicate shoes, which feel out of sync with your grounded vibe.

    • Anything too bulky or heavily embellished—opt for clean and minimalist styles.

Quick Style Mantras for Naturals

  • "Keep It Easygoing": Focus on relaxed fits, natural fabrics, and comfortable silhouettes that highlight your effortless, casual vibe.

  • "Polished But Not Prissy": Add a touch of tailoring or structure to maintain balance but avoid anything overly stiff or formal.

  • "Layer It Up": Lean into layered outfits to create depth, texture, and movement, which work beautifully with your broad structure.

Examples for Different Occasions

  1. Everyday Chic: Wide-leg jeans, a relaxed button-down, and a leather belt with loafers. Add a tote bag and some necklaces.

  2. Workwear: A slouchy blazer, a soft knit tank, and tailored trousers paired with loafers or block-heeled mules.

  3. Weekend Casual: A boxy sweater with straight-leg jeans and ankle boots. Throw on an oversized trench or denim jacket for layering.

  4. Evening Wear: A sleek jumpsuit or a maxi dress with minimal draping. Pair with bold earrings and heeled sandals for a relaxed vibe.

  5. Travel Style: Linen trousers, a relaxed tee, and a lightweight jacket. Add slip-on sneakers and a crossbody bag for ultimate comfort.


Easy Elevated Legging Look:

Pair with boots, flats, or your favorite sneakers.

Tip - Thrift an oversized sweater or shirt from the men’s section!



I typically like to balance, meaning I’ll do a fitted pant/jean & more oversized top. Or baggier pants & a fitted top. BUT I do also like oversized on both ends as well.


You’ll figure out your go-to’s as you mess around.

Styling Pants

Pair with kitten heels or heeled boots for an elevated look. Or sneakers/flats for casual chic.

Tip - balance the outfit out with a belt.

Skirts n Such:


Add more elements & texture with belts, tights AND socks, and a fun loud jacket.

If you’re going for a more color-blocked look (ex: all black) - balance it out with a statement bag or earrings.

Tip - I personally do not like midi skirts, just needed to get that off my chest.