Dressing the Endomorph/Romantic Body

This is perfect example of Simone playing up her best features while hiding her perceived flaws. The long shirt covers her hips and thighs. The scoop neck creates a bit of bosom. The green scarf is fresh and moves the eye upward again masking a trouble stomach areas. The longer sleeve also creates a more streamlined look and slims out the upper body.

Simone has mixture of A and O body type. She is classically romantic as she as curves, a full face, and her hips are widest part of her body. The following are some tips for dressing an A/Pear shaped body.

Typically people with pear shapes have long legs and a short torso

Simone's legs are longer compared to her upper body. She has a high waist that is higher than her bent elbow.
Fix that with:
Accessories and details that draw the eye down like for example print skirt, sash belt.

Medium long to long tops.
Jackets and sweater that end at hip-level
Untucked tops
Low rise pants and skirts
Bags that end around hip-level
Flats or shoes with low heel

Dark colors minimize & light colors maximize.If she wants to draw attention to a certain part of her body - like her firm breasts or toned legs, wear white or another light color on that part.
Generally, light colors create a focal point, while dark colors take the attention away. Stick to light colors for areas that you want to enhance and be seen! For example, if you want to draw attention away from your arms and to your toned chest, wear a white V-neck top and layer it with a dark colored cardigan.

Since Simone has curvy hips and a butt, she sometimes runs into wardrobe malfunctions because she likes to wear hip-hugging skirts. The skirt will enhance her curve. So to create symmetry she will need to add more weight on the upper part. So to balance the overall shape she needs to add a top with volume IE. ruffles.