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Your Kibbe Type: Flamboyant Natural

Your frame is long with broad, blunt shoulders and an easy, athletic look. Relaxed, unconstructed clothes with plenty of room and texture suit you better than tight tailoring.

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Your answers point to Flamboyant Natural. Your line reads long, your shoulders are broad and squared, and your bones feel sturdy rather than sharp.

Kibbe describes this as yang with a blunt, wide edge. Keep in mind that our quiz only borrows from his framework. It cannot replace a reading from him or a trained consultant.

Key traits

  • Broad, squared shoulders, often wider than the hips.
  • Blunt, wide bones at the wrists, knees and jaw.
  • Large hands and feet with visible knuckles or joints.
  • A lean, athletic look, even at a higher weight.
  • Open, friendly features with a relaxed feel.

What to wear and try

  • An oversized linen shirt worn loose over wide-leg trousers.
  • A long, unlined cardigan or duster coat.
  • Chunky knits, raw denim, suede and nubby wool.
  • A slouchy maxi skirt with a tucked-in tee.
  • Big, organic jewelry: wooden beads, hammered metal, large stones.

Lines and shapes for Flamboyant Natural

Family: Natural

  • Relaxed, unconstructed shapes with room to move
  • Long, open lines without tight fitting
  • Broad shoulders left free rather than padded
  • Textured, matte fabrics with a lived-in feel

This quiz is a guide inspired by David Kibbe's system. It is not made or endorsed by Kibbe, and it cannot give you an official typing.

What to skip

  • Stiff, padded shoulders that make your frame look boxy.
  • Tight, body-con pieces in shiny fabric.
  • Tiny, precise details such as small pearl buttons.

Frequently asked questions

You can, but leave some ease. A tee that skims rather than clings, or jeans with a straight, relaxed leg, will look easier than skin-tight styles. Pair a fitted piece with an open, loose layer over it.

Your shoulders already supply the width and strength. Extra padding and a stiff cut can stack on top of that and look rigid. Try an unlined, softly constructed blazer worn open, with the sleeves pushed up.

Both have blunt bones and a relaxed feel. Flamboyant Natural adds length and a leaner, broader frame, so oversized pieces work well. Soft Natural is usually shorter and softer, so it needs waist shaping and less volume.

No. Body shapes like pear or hourglass describe measurements. Kibbe looks at bone structure, flesh and features together. Two people with the same measurements can land on different types.