DRAMATIC CLASSIC PHYSICAL PROFILE
The following information should be taken as a broad outline of what makes a Dramatic Classic. It is the overall combination of the balance between Yin and Yang leaning (slightly angular physicality with a coolly sophisticated essence) that creates this Image Identity category. Therefore, slight deviation here or there is always possible and should not be worried over if it does not upset your Yin/Yang balance.
Height:
Moderate, up to 5 feet 7 inches.
Bone Structure:
Symmetrical, with slightly angular edges.
Straight and slightly wide.
Shoulders are tapered or slightly square, usually narrow.
Slightly squarish hands and feet.
Slightly sharp, angular or squarish facial contours (jawline, nose, cheekbones).
Body Type:
Fairly trim and compact when at an ideal weight.
Slightly muscular when at ideal weight.
Bustline, waist and hips are somewhat straight and in even proportion when at ideal weight.
On occasion slightly short-waisted.
Legs and arms tend to be average or slightly long.
Your body type will seem to radically change when you gain even a little weight. This is actually an illusion because your bone structure remains the same.
Facial Features:
Usually moderate to large eyes, moderate lips.
Hair:
May be thick and straight or fine and silky but rarely coarse.
Possibly wavy/curly.
Coloring:
Any coloring is possible(warm or cool, high-contrast or blended).
If overweight:
Excess weight shows up right away and collects from the waist down.
You seem to gain weight in the hips and thighs. You rarely gain weight around the bustline. The heavier you get, the more pear-shaped you become.
A Dramatic Classic will not:
- Have extremely long limbs.
- Have extremely exotic or overly lush facial features.
- Have extremely large bones or extremely large hands and feet.
- Have delicate bones or extremely small hands and feet.
- Have an hourglass figure.
- Have a boyishly straight figure.
Kibbe's prime Dramatic Classic celebrity - Jackie Onassis.
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