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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2020
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Not sure if I'm right, but I think these are the closest Kibbe types to Merriam's system:
*Sub types*:
•Mixed taut - flamboyant gamine
•Beveled soft - soft natural
•Rounded mixed - theatrical romantic
•Mixed firm - ??
•Mixed soft - soft gamine
•Blended soft - soft classic
•Sharpened soft - soft dramatic
•Beveled firm/beveled taut (not sure which one) - flamboyant natural
•Blended sharpened - dramatic classic
*Main types* :
Beveled - natural
Sharpened - dramatic
Curved - romantic
Blended - classic
Mixed - gamine
Structured - yang
Soft - yin
Thank you so much! I was looking for this type of comment.
Thanks, this helps!
It’s helpful! Thank you!
@@dancerlywakeness If you look back a year or so, she explains in detail why she has come up with her own names and what her typing system is. A big part of it is that she differs with Kibbe on a couple of key opinions, and so she has adapted her own system.
Idk I think Mixed Firm is Gamine, maybe?
”if you’re blended even if it’s only slightly vintage you’re going to look soo vintage” . This is so true! People constantly tell me “you look kind of vintagey” and what I’m wearing is jeans and a tied standard white button up shirt”. This also goes for other styles I’m pretty sure, I think if you’re blended and wearing something just inspired by a particular style it’s going to look like you’re just wearing that style, a lot of times.
I love your personal look here. You look so chic with the black turtleneck! And the hair and makeup also looks lovely. My least favorite color for you is grey. You look super in deep colors.
Yes I would love to see “sorting” of clothes on websites as per the body type they would suit
Yes great idea sort by all the type and say this groupd of clothes would loook bet on them...then thr next group of types thee are for them...would cut down on length and confusion.
You look so beautiful. The turtleneck looks good on you.
I really like your scientific explanation as to why things "work" or look more harmonious. I am a natural/bevelled, I usually feel the need to toughen up more soft or feminine items and I can see why that is, as it adds more weight.
I hope we can see coats for the Kibbe System ......
She has a similar type video talking about Nordstrom trench coats
@@dianal1679 Thank you ....
@@dianal1679 It is also great because I was actually specially thinking about trench coats .....
I love how you used a vintage website for this video. This was immensely helpful, thank you!
Thank you so much merriam! I've been waiting for a video like this from you for a while. So lovely to see you❤
Merriam you look so pretty! So classy and flawless!. The way you describe these pieces is exactly how I have definitely found out I am beveled. I feel I have finally found the right type of pieces but I am still learning :)
Awww we missed you. Thank you so much, you are bringing so much joy with these videos... Let's explore 🥰
Visually analyzing and educational videos like this are my favorite! Great job! It's a 3 in 1, brain puzzle, skill training and individuak advice🤩
You look so sophisticated here....the turtle neck and the hairstyle really suits you!
Your videos are extremely informative and super helpful! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge with us 😊❤️🙏
aw thank you Sarah!
I love your hair like this!!! You look fantastic!
AHHH this is one of my fav stores 😍 thank you!!
I adore your way of talking about body types, but I have to admit your system is getting very confusing. The names of the types and shapes are too alike. Soft, mixed, rounded, taut, short, firm... I don’t love the Kibbe name connotations but the brilliant thing about them is that they’re very distinguished from each other and thus easy to use. As an ENTJ I love a good system, especially an NT one, but I’m finding this one a bit inefficient because of the descriptive words.
don't worry, i feel the same way about the naming. it'll be improving soon. :)
@@merriamstyle That's really good news. Your system will benefit greatly from it. I look forward to seeing what you'll come up with!
I just love geeking out on these garment analysis videos, Merriam 🌸🥰 I always learn so much. You’re amazing, and looking gorgeous might I add. Thank you so much! Xx
aw thank you!! I'm not sure if I told you this but you remind me of Bryce Dallas Howard, she's also Sharpened-Soft and has some similarities to your coloring.
@@merriamstyle oooh thank you! I’m not familiar with her, but I shall head to Pinterest and change that Xx
i was waiting for your new video recently 🤩 thanks, it is very informative!
omg I love adored vintage! I've always wondered which pieces from there would be best for my frame :)
Perfect timing for the winter sales. This time I'm buying only my own style. Then I'll use it as a foundation to make the rest do my wardrobe work. I'm a blended type, I've accumulated so many pieces that look off and now I'll try to balance them with new understated pieces. That's the plan. So if I understood correctly I'm looking for simple pieces without too short or long lines, lighter colors because I'm soft and softer materials that envelope the body without creating rigid shapes (too structured coats for example). I love long coats but I'll look for one that's not longer than my knees. Bags that are middle in size and not too structured. No big jewelry. Honestly shopping is not my favorite especially in sale season, but this time I know what I'm looking for. I won't feel like I'm wasting my time.
I’m still on the first slide and I think I could see what you’re saying about the first top. The squarish cut of the top would work well for someone who has broad, square shoulders. Someone who needs to break up their vertical line, and then who has long limbs. Who can handle overall the yang aspect of the arms and shoulders, but the yin because of the frills? Also there looks like there’s waist emphasis so whoever wears it can handle that needed waist emphasis.
Overall, this is a good practice for me as I’m really trying to understand clothes and silhouettes....this is helpful to just focus on lines. 🙌
These vids are so ASMR Merriam and u look awesome .....
Your voice is so hypnotic. I love watching your videos. They are informative and helpful.
aw thank you!!
Your videos have been so helpful. Thank you
The polo neck really suits you!
I think you should design and sell clothes and have different collections for the body and color types. That would be so convenient.
The video I've always wanted 🧡🧡⭐🧡🧡
You look amazing in this video!
I really like the video but i found that the terms like « beveled soft » « mixed soft » etc are confusing. I would have preferred to tell the types directly.
Looking good Merriam =) INTJ 4w3 inspo 💕
Hey Merriam 💕💕 would you make a video for hairstyles/haircuts for body types? 🌸
That would be a great idea 💡
Hey Saadet! I haven't seen you in Aly's comments section for so long... I'm glad you're still commenting here. 😊
And to Merriam: I would appreciate a video on "colors for each body type". :)
I still haven't figured out what colors a soft natural can pull off!
@@Analysis_Paralysis @Adela Setara omg I didnt know I was known ahahah right now I am focusing on my own youtube channel its called 'Demon English' but I still do watch a lot of kibbe related videos! :)
Love this video!!!!
Great video, very informative!! Is there a video where you explain beveled soft, beveled form etc. terminology?
As a sharpened soft (i.e. soft dramatic) I’m so sick of people telling me all these button up blouse shirts and slip style tops work. I’ve tried so many of them on and soft dramatics definitely need waist emphasis and none of these silky have that. They just look too boxy. Yes we need draping, but a boxy blouse is not dripping. It’s meant for a natural (ie beveled). I don’t know a single soft dramatic that would look good in that last gray button up blouse. Most soft dramatics have bigger busts and something that just hangs off them like that button up would look really frumpy
these clothes look really cute and I can easily find Romantic-friendly options that I am also drawn to on this site - but are there any cheaper alternatives haha?
Miss you! ❤️🌹
Can you do vintage inspired outfits for a dramatic classic?
Is there a video that just takes you through what the body types are and what the letters mean?
What does all that beveled soft etc mean, I just know the kibbe body types?
Merriam has established her own system called Body Geometry. She has a video explaining what her descriptions mean.
Lol Mixed soft got nothing😭
19:09 - 19:56 Blended
20:59 - 21:18
When you say rounded mixed, are you referring to theatrical romantic or soft gamine?
closest to rounded mixed is theatrical romantic.
Merriam Style thank you so much! I thought that’s what you meant but I just wanted to make sure
@@merriamstyle What would a soft gamine be?
Yay, early!
I know it's your system but just saying it the way you do.. there is dissonance
Blended soft
Rounded mixed
Instead of
Blended soft
Mixed soft
You just have to translate rather than a direct understanding
Might just be me!
rounded mixed is a bone structure type, and the closest thing to it in kibbe is theatrical romantic, mixed-soft is a mixed bone structure with soft physique and features, and the closest thing in kibbe is soft gamine.
@@merriamstyle a-ha! The "D's"
Now that makes sense!
It felt as if... let's say classic, was sometimes mentioned as first word, sometimes the second word.
Thank you Merriam:)
@Humanimal oh rounded mixed is in between rounded and mixed, that's all. they don't necessarily have to be only d answers. just mixed has half a/b, and rounded-mixed has a few less, and rounded has none.
why did u rename the types? it gets rly confusing...a bit like in the personality-type-community ;)
I wish you had done this organized differently....here are the tops tat work best for romantics, or rounded types like romantics, theatrical ro amtic...name the types and go through this this thos and summarise why you spent too long on each item and very little comment for rounded types .Next this group wpuld look bet on dramatic angular types etc...summarize why once not over and over agsin. Etc. It seems to me that would have been a clearer way of presenting the same info...not being critical just suggesting for the future. These tops are very popular right now and I have bought sev for my TR body
Can beveled wear a wide leg pants with fitted top
yeah I think you could wear a fitted top and wide-leg pants. It's more about the overall look so you might want to wear some chunky jewelry and may be select top with a more open neckline or monochromatic look or something doesn't have too much contrast. I hope this helps 😀
I personally think that the very first top is supposed to be for the theatrical romantic, because it has mostly rounded lines + a bit of sharpness. Also I have two friends who have almost identical pieces : one of them is flamboyant gamine (mixed taut?) - on her it looked like on a cow (sorry), and the other one is theatrical romantic and on her it looked absolutely gorgeous.