ButterflyLady, I am sorry it did not provide a clear definition for you - I guess it does not work for everybody equally.
DragonflyJane, you can go through all articles on that fly - I think some of them suggest type of clothing to wear but as this writing is fro 80s you should take them with a grain of salt
Vicki, I think you missed it: mostly D or E with another strong A is placed as Theatrical Romantic. Does it sounds like you?
Una, I just felt so humbled that so many of you can put a name to your styles and drive an inspiration from it and I was completely clueless. This is what they wrote about Flamboyant Natural:
Flamboyant Natural
<< Physically, you are broad or long, and angular. Your features are prominent and strong, without being sharp or severe.
To express your strong Yang with blunt edges total essence, we want to develop an appearance that could best be described as: Free Spitfire Chic.>>
or can we say Urban Princess Warrior?:-) Remember this is not style, this is body and facial type which you should take into account when defining your style: to highlight and not to fight. At least this is how I see it - but accidentally Soft Dramatic really fitted my style too!
Mochi, thanks. You can ask your husband or kids to help you with answers: sometimes it is hard to see ourselves objectively.
Celia, you are in good company here!