Essence help - YouLookFab Forum

Hello all,

I've been trying to figure out my Kibbe ID and Kitchener essence blend for a while now, but am not quite sure if I'm right. This is what I think I am:

Kibbe ID: dramatic classic
Kitchener essences: definitely a some classic, maybe also some ingenue/gamine?, probably no ethereal/angelic essence although I think I look okay in with a little shimmer

Here are some facts about me that might help: 16 years old, 5'6", narrower bone structure, hazel eyes, naturally curly hair, very clear skin, people usually think I'm a bit older than I am (unsure if it's due to physical appearance, behavior, or clothing style), love fancy/girly things

I've attached a few links to photos (couldn't get them all under the same link, sorry) that will hopefully be helpful.
Performance photo credit: John Clay

Let me know what you think my Kibbe ID and Kitchener essence blend are.

Thank you so much in advance! Finally figuring this out will help raise my confidence level so much!

https://photos.app.goo.gl/xggHG6imYsM7Czud9
https://photos.app.goo.gl/mgVoGDiHPX8tFbuX9
https://photos.app.goo.gl/DKbrxqzww7JZswBD8
https://photos.app.goo.gl/vrqCmbyUsWLq4cqZ8

1 year ago

Vildy

Veteran

Hi! I'm very familiar with both Kibbe and Kitchener and also with the fact that it's classic for young people to feel unconfident about their looks/image/body and the same all the way through the age ranges.
There's a surplus of "helpful" shoulds and shouldn't out there that doesn't help in the least.

I would suggest you take in this video about a completely different way of dressing your body type.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?.....038;t=524s
How to dress for your body type!

rachylou

I’m no expert on these things, but you strike me as leaning yang - dramatic and gamine.

The one thing about Kibbe I find is that I have to lean hard on myself to remember the classifications aren’t synonymous with styles. That is, you can be a classic physique without having a classic style, for example.

Joy

Remember that wearing any sort of scent at church or any place where someone may be undergoing chemo has become a taboo. I like wearing a floral in spring/summer and something spicy fall/winter. That is a very be inclusive guide and not for everyday. I buy my fragrance at a small French cheese importers which imports all sorts of things from France. Right now I wear "New Snow", but will switch to "lilac" or "violette" or "French Tulip". For summer I may switch to a summer flower like rose or sea scent like ocean or beach. Tropical vacations have me packing tropical or beachy scents used sparingly. I hope this helps. The idea is to get more than one.

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