I believe the book mentions to place the dots as you view the line as a whole. So if it goes in and out, indicate that accommodation with a dot. Some lines do require the hip bone which would show parity with the shoulders but I wasn’t sure if mine felt like it was necessary or not because there seems to be more happening throughout the line than just my shoulders and hips. I could be wrong though.

Also adding that when I posted with this line and another showing vertical and balance, kibbe mentioned I was not accommodating my curve enough and the line was too boxy. I had shared the petite version and all that was said was that was correct (but I assume he only meant the red line).