Body Shape Calculator
Explore a simple body-proportion guide using your measurements. Enter your shoulders, bust, waist and hips to see which common shape pattern your proportions most closely match, plus practical styling ideas.
Your measurements
Measure around the fullest or widest point of each area. Use the same unit for every measurement.
Tip: For shoulders, measure around the widest shoulder line. For bust, waist and hips, keep the tape level and comfortably snug, not tight.
Styling ideas
Your measurement summary
This is an approximate fashion styling guide, not a scientific or medical assessment. Body proportions are diverse and may sit between categories.
How body shape is estimated
The calculator compares the relative proportions of your shoulders, bust, waist and hips. It looks for patterns such as a more defined waist, fuller hips, a fuller midsection, or similar upper- and lower-body measurements.
Measurements and shape labels are only broad styling references. You do not need to fit a category to dress well—comfort and personal preference matter most.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I measure my waist?
Measure around your natural waist, usually the narrowest part of your torso between the ribs and hips. Keep the tape level and relaxed.
Can my result fall between two body shapes?
Yes. These categories simplify a wide range of natural proportions. The result shows the closest broad pattern, not a fixed identity.
Do I need to use centimeters?
No. Select inches or centimeters before entering your measurements. Use one unit consistently for all four fields.