Dramatic
Sharp Yang
The Dramatic body type is defined by Sharp Yang and is the overall combination of a strong, sharp physicality, a cool reserve, and charismatic power. A slight deviation from the following characteristics is always possible and should not be worried over as long as it does not upset the overall Sharp Yang balance.
Answers: mostly A under all sections.
Height: typically moderate to tall, usually 5.5ft and over. Long vertical line.
Body type: straight and angular, may tend to long or sleek musculature (sinewy or lithe). Usually have long legs and arms, which are narrow in width.


Bone structure: angular with sharp edges, usually have square shoulders (which may be narrow). Hands and feet are usually long and narrow. Facial bones are sharp or prominent (nose, jawline, cheekbones).
Facial features: straight, sleek lines. Small, almond-shaped eyes; narrow, thin or straight lips; taut skin, especially around the cheek and jaw areas.
If overweight: weight usually collects around the hip and upper thighs as opposed to the upper torso.
A Dramatic will NOT:
- Have an hourglass figure
- Have lush, full facial features (round eyes, fleshy cheeks, full lips)
- Have a broad or blunt bone structure or facial bones
- Be petite or appear extremely small in stature
- Be perfectly symmetrical
- Have short or fleshy arms and legs
Clothing Lines
The Dramatic Kibbe body type is characterised by long and lean lines, which gives an elongated, masculine, and powerful appearance. Your clothing lines should focus on recreating this length and sharpness.
Look for clean, long vertical lines, along with some tailoring to provide sharpness. Long and straight trousers, dresses, and coats are great. Keep your silhouette simple, straight, and clear, with very little detail and little to no colour blocking to highlight your long vertical line. Monochromatic colour schemes work best on you.
The overall shape of your clothing should be sharp and geometric - triangles, rectangles, and anything sculpted, sleek, and elongated with crisp edges.
Opt for thick and heavy fabrics that are stiff and hold their shape well.
