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Body Shape Profile · A-Triangle

Explore the A-triangle visual profile

Use this illustration when an A-shaped outline feels familiar, with a narrower upper frame and more visual width through the hips.

A-Triangle is a visual expression of the pear or triangle family. It gives you another illustration inside the shared measurement category. Styling can follow the outline with fluid shapes or place more structure and detail near the shoulders.

Illustration of an A-triangle body shape

Closest-match cues

Does this illustration feel familiar?

Use several cues together. Posture, clothing and small proportion differences can place you between profiles.

  • Your outline widens from the upper torso toward the hips.
  • Your shoulder line looks narrower than your lower frame.
  • Waist definition may be visible before the line opens toward the hip.
  • The A-shaped illustration feels more familiar than the softer Pear drawing.

Silhouette direction

Choose the line you want today

Choose between extending the A-line and redistributing visual detail toward the upper frame. Necklines, sleeves and hem shape give you direct control over that choice.

01

Follow the A-line

Use tops that finish near the waist with skirts or trousers that release from the hip.

02

Shift detail upward

Place texture, a wider neckline or a strong collar near the shoulders and keep the lower half clean.

Ideas to test

Build the shape through cut and placement

These are starting points for the fitting room. Fabric, construction and comfort decide more than a category label.

Tops

  • Boat, square and off-shoulder necklines can draw the eye across the upper frame.
  • Waist-length knits stop before the widest part of the hip and keep the outline clear.

Bottoms

  • Flat-front wide-leg trousers fall from the hip without gripping the outline.
  • A-line skirts repeat the visual direction of the profile.

Dresses

  • Fit-and-flare dresses mark the waist before opening through the skirt.
  • Bias-cut dresses trace the line with less structure and a softer finish.

Jackets

  • Cropped jackets with a defined shoulder place structure above the waist.
  • Long jackets work best when the hem clears the fullest hip or falls well below it.

Compare nearby profiles

A-Triangle and Pear use the same family guide

The two illustrations describe the same broad pear or triangle measurement family. Pick the image that feels closer today; the finder and outfit guide do not claim a precise measurement difference between them.

Compare with Pear

Full outfit guide

See complete outfit ideas for the A-Triangle family

The profile explains shape and fit cues. The editorial guide owns the full outfit formulas and adds complete examples for the next step.

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