OVER 100 SOFT DRAMATIC OUTFIT IDEAS | Casual + Edgy Capsule Wardrobe for the Soft Dramatic Body Type

Soft Natural here. I truly enjoy the way you present the outfit combinations.

Very interesting. Lovely. Soft Gamine myself 😊 I did think this was aimed at the 'over fifties' from the title by the way lol. Maybe drop the 'Over' 🤔

I just recently discovered the Kibbe types. I think I'm a Classic, maybe a Dramatic Classic, but I'm not sure.🤔

Soft Classic!

Soft Classic here. I cannot wait to see the capsule for my Kibbe body type!

Cant wait for Soft Natural video! <3

Super happy you did this video! I happen to be an SD but I would love to see capsules for every kibbe type every single season!

This was great - as a Dark Winter Soft Dramatic living in a hot climate, it’s been so hard to just follow all the rules but I’ve def found ways bend the rules by finding unique shapes of staple pieces or searching for them in diff fabrics

Soft dramatic here - Nice video however the bags are way too small for us
I am 5'9" and small to medium sized bags look like toys in my hand hahaha oversized satchels, totes and clutches with curved lines are best for us. Sophia V. Loves big bags as well 🥰💃🏾

As a Dark Autumn Soft Dramatic, this was helpful! Chunky boots make me feel like a clown lol, but that's personal preference!

I'm a Soft Dramatic and a Jewel Winter in the house of color system. I'm so glad I found your channel, this is so helpful. I'm 31, a mom to a toddler and I split my week working from home (athleisure) and working at a museum (business casual with creative freedom)- I'm also mid/plus sized (16). Its been hard to figure out how to dress well but getting my colors done recently have helped. I really liked that you validated my struggle with tops- having a heavy chest and smaller ribcage makes it hard because wearing a strapless bra for one shoulder or off the shoulder styles isn't realistic. I rely on a lot of wrap styles but V necks get old eventually. I've been seeing lots of those ruched styles and I never considered them but I'll try some on and see what I think. Your channel will be an amazing resource for me, I'm off to watch all your videos! Thank you!

Girl,i'm sorry but no, the sleeveless dress is a no go for most SD's since it'll make their shoulders look heavy, the cotton grey sweatshirt isn't too good either because the material is too heavy for SD and the orange jacket is a no go- it's definitely too short - SDs don't look good in short tops, they need tops that cover their hips to elongate their silouette otherwise they often appear fat and bulky. Kibbe recommends things that accentuate the waist and make the body appear more elongated for SD, because the goal is to make them look slimmer and taller as they often look chubbier than they in fact are when they wear clothes for other body types (for example natural types)

This is incredible thank you for the outfit inspiration.

Thank you soooo much!

This was amazing! I have been looking for content like this because I’m a soft dramatic and everything thats trendy right now makes me look so boxy. I found that all the outfits I found make me look too dressed up to too dressed down. The examples you showed are SO HELPFUL!!! Please make more content for soft dramatics. Maybe a fall look book?

Alyssa, May I ask what Kibbe body type you have characterized yourself under? Thanks for your videos - so helpful!

Loved this video and I appreciate that you gave us an outside of the typical recommendation, recommendations!!

I am either a warm or bright spring but I know for sure I'm a soft dramatic

I'm an SD and my colorpalette is Autumn. So love this!

Thanks so much as a soft dramatic and a soft autumn, i needed a push in the right direction. I tend to look scruffy in my casual clothes and your examples look smart and casual with a bit of sexiness. Love it!

Where were the wide leg tailored pants from? I’ve been searching for similar and would love to check if there is availability, or if they have anything similar in stock.

I’m a Soft Classic dark autumn with Dramatic essence.
I prefer styles of Soft Dramatic & I feel like it accurately describes my personality & general vibe I want to give off.. so I do intentionally & selectively incorporate it with my soft classic wardrobe, creating my own personal style.
It’s appears incredibly harmonious.

That is super idea for videos! Thank you! I like how you combine things together although I wish you included full range of accessories in your capsules, would love to see your styling ideas in full power! Thanks again! Subscribed

Oh my god what a treat 😍

As an SD (long narrow limbs, feet, hands on a 5'11" frame with semi-exotic features and a fleshy waist), and someone who LOVES the comfort of jeans, I wanted to like this capsule...except I NEVER wear bare shoulders and decidedly NEVER wear clodhopper foot attire. I might could go for the sweatshirt if it were out of a drapey-er fabric and long enough (at least hip length) with no band at the bottom. I've got very wide shoulders and I enjoy showcasing them...because it puts the rest of my body in proportion.

I NEVER wear cropped anything (and anxiously await that lousy trend disappearing) so the short orangish jacket is a no-go. It would emphasize fat where I'm fattest...but I do like the color.

There were a few things I could implement into an SD casual capsule wardrobe...and that part was helpful, but there were at least 50% misses that I would definitely have to rethink.

Great job! I believe the clothes were spot on but I disagree with the jackets & shoes. I understand trying to branch outside the official recs, but these break basic rules. Shorter, wider & puffy jackets that don't show curves & break up the vertical--just totally unflattering. Medium length when it comes to sleeves, skirts, dresses, pants; everything either very short or long. Also, the shoes need to be pointed and slimmer. Anything bulky just looks off. I really appreciate the concept of combining with the color season too, since clothes can't be divorced from their color. Love this video

A lot of these these things you put that break tradition just feels opposite of works on a soft dramatic I wish you created one where you follow all the rules

Sofia Vergara! I have always been drawn to her style even before I realized I am also a soft dramatic. I love off the shoulder shirts!

This is great! Genius!
(I wish the outfits went by a little more slowly)
So happy I found your channel

Love this video. I think I am a Soft Dramatic. I am 5'9", so I definitely have vertical. I am also curvy. I don't really like typical soft dramatic style though. I appreciate how you tried to avoid SD stereotypes.

I would love to see a another capsule wardrobe/ style video for Soft Dramatic types with fair and light coloring, since this coloring is the opposite of the usual SD examples - Sofia Vergara and Sofia Loren with their dark hair, olive skin and very glamorous, bold and sexy styles and patterns which overwhelm women with very fair skin and minimal contrast in their coloring.

Very very useful! Especially with breaking the rules part. Thanks for the inspiration!

I feel like this was the best SD video for me and my style. ❤

Sorry, but if I cant wear a bra underneath, I cant wear it.

A rounded hemline, what is that called in English? Like a hemline that is longer in front and back, but short on the sides?.

loved the green dress and the color pallet, although gray is a matter of taste, some of your outfits looked like you were not considering a tall elongated person, Keep up the good work

Can you do blue autumn for soft classic?

I just wanted to reiterate here that this is not meant to represent "the perfect" capsule wardrobe for the Soft Dramatic type! It is meant to demonstrate a few elements that you can incorporate into your wardrobe to complement the SD body type while staying true to your personal style and occasionally breaking the rules 🥰 This capsule is heavily inspired by a real SD client who wanted some SD outfit options but didn't want to feel stuck in the "box" created by her body type. I encourage you all to learn more about your body types, but never to feel boxed in. Let's break the rules sometimes!