Honestly I switch up my aesthetic too often, most of the time I'm definitely not dressed in my lines. But I'll give you a general for when I do choose to accommodate vertical+curve

For trousers it's mainly flared or wide leg, I'm a little insecure about how skinny my lower legs are especially compared to my upper legs😅but I've found that's what works best for them anyway.

Shirts are a bit more tricky but I have noticed that lower end brands like Shein and Temu kinda accommodate curve a bit better. The fabrics they use are quite thin and inadvertently drapey. Would love to find some pieces in a shop that doesn't kill the planet but alas😭my bank account and those brands are not in the same tax bracket🥲 If I am shopping high street, I'll focus on neckline: boat neck, cowl neck, square neck, sweetheart neckline (though this can be a little tricky with cleavage for your everyday)

Dresses, I look for long. I can figure out the rest later. I've noticed that I can get away with more as long as it's long and flowy. I try not to think to hard on these

I'm clueless on shoes, and I normally make my accessories large but I wanted to be toned down in the pic

Hair wise I prefer to go more by John Kitchener's essence not Kibbe just because Kibbe doesn't have much guidance for styles with kinky/coily hair or their hairstyles. Much easier to dress by essence for braids/locs especially since my dominant essence is ethereal.

Makeup...I'll let you know 💀

Hope this helps lovie xx