


Zendaya and Lauren Bacall
To make an Old Hollywood verified D comparison, Zendaya’s red-carpet essence and poses remind me of Lauren Bacall. Both so fierce! To me there’s no doubt she’s dramatic. They also both look killer in 2-piece evening wear.



To make an Old Hollywood verified D comparison, Zendaya’s red-carpet essence and poses remind me of Lauren Bacall. Both so fierce! To me there’s no doubt she’s dramatic. They also both look killer in 2-piece evening wear.
I think I’ve finally figured out my “type,” and I often feel more like a “Jennifer Lawrence/Linda Carter-style” FN than an SD. I have always preferred a “less is more” approach to styling, and I know I have a lot of Natural and Classic essence. What lead me to believe I was SD was that upon reading the FN and SD descriptions, I have narrow hands and feet and a small waist, and compared to other women in my family who have broad shoulders and very little waist definition, I’m the “hourglass” one which they always mention. But I realize that any type can be “hourglass.” In contrast, I’ve always been compared to natural and and some classic celebrities face-wise, and my first thought when discovering Kibbe WAS that I was an FN, but when I read the “wide” descriptions of the type I didn’t think it fit as I’ve always had super narrow feet and can’t fit a lot of wide-shoulder or waist-less reccs. If not an FN, my other thought is that I’m an SD with Natural/Classic essence.
Update: thank you all for your help! So now I’m leaning more toward SD with Natural and Classic essence. I have been reading more about the Kitchener system and that has been influencing my decisions these days in going for classic and natural style but it helps to know that my base is SD so I still need to flatter my lines while pulling from my essences.