DOs

• Emphasize your assets: Identify your assets and wear clothing to highlight that part. For e.g., If you have great legs, show them off with an A-line skirt. 
• Learn to minimize other parts: Wear dark colors, thin fabrics that layer smoothly, and well-tailored garments in solid colors or small prints.
• Boot-cut jeans flatters almost most body types, so it’s quite a safe investment. See for yourself in a full-length mirror how well they suit you.
• If you have bigger waistline, it’s a good idea to stick to slightly longer shirts/t-shirts/tunics/kurtis to cover the bottom.
• You can opt for collared clothes if you possess a long and thin neck as that looks extremely flattering.
• Most important of all, well tailored clothes look the most flattering.

DON’Ts

• Do not wear clothes which focuses too much or too less on your body type.
• Do not try to buy oversized clothing to camouflage the areas of your body that you don’t like.
• Do not buy thin or skinny jeans unless you possess the perfectly proportionate hips and legs. If you have very thin and narrow hips or heavy hips, it’s a good idea to stay away from it.
• Be careful with stripes and checks. Avoid horizontal stripes or bold checks if you are short and broad as they tend to make you look shorter.
• Avoid clothes with bold prints or motifs if you are short and petite.