Silhouette
"Let's talk about you height and explore how the overall shape, hemline length and fabric add on drape flow"
front (of garment) shortest length
measuring top of shoulder down
front (of garment) longest length
top of shoulder down
back (of garment) shortest length
top of shoulder down
back (of garment) longest length
top of shoulder down
overall silhouette shape - I have offered some suggestions, consider some other options that appeal to your personal style preference ie short , midi, full on sides , empire waist, asymmetrical one side to the other, high front low back , longer sides. Often expressing what you don't want is a good place to begin discussing what you do want.
hemline- if you have a preference to say pointed or not pointed, equal flow, asymmetric flow, lots of variety in lengths and fabrics. Again mentioning what you don't want is a good place to start with discussing what you do want.
flow- perhaps you covered this already? Flow to me is where your re-fashion design directs and expresses volume and drape. It can be area/areas where fabric panels meet and gather into lovely horizontal rested folds then full out with swaying billowy layers with movement or say in the wind. I don't suggest flow meet in the middle front, that tends to get tangled between the legs during walking, off center is pleasant or a gradual high in front lowering in back or high one side to lower other. Consider how the add on panels meet in the back, ie: asymmetric side or near middle. It has been suggested "I have full hips and don't want any more emphasis there", "I like a nice a simple silhouette with a flirty hemline". Really there are a multitude of combinations to reimagine, think it through you are totally free to run with it however your style sense leads you.
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