The key to overturning the idea that "black = heavy" is "silhouette" and "texture."

The key to overturning the notion that "black = heavy" is the silhouette and texture. Achieve a balanced look by keeping the top sleek, the bottom wide, and the bottom thick.

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Items used

• Henry Neck Top: https://woostore.net/products/henry-neck-t-shirt?collection=tops

• Wide trousers: https://woostore.net/products/loop-belted-pants?collection=men-bottoms-slacks

• Minimal Boots: https://woostore.net/products/saidogoabutu?collection=shoes

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Three points

1. The upper body is just right : the neck is loose with a Henley.

2. Volume in the lower body : The best length for the hem is one that just rests slightly on the top of the foot.

3. Shoes are thick : a container for volume. Shine transforms "weight" into "elegance."

By body type: fine-tuning

• Tall: Move the belt up one position to make your legs look longer.

• For short stature: Keep the hem slightly lower to avoid it bunching up too much.

• Narrow feet: The shoes have a rounded shape and thick soles, giving a sense of visual stability.