more rounded upper leg that tapers towards the knee. This often associates with an ‘hourglass’ or athletic build with prominent muscle.
Large Circle/Oval: This shape suggests curves that are more spread out and encompassing, perhaps indicating an overall thicker, more robust leg shape, possibly with wider hips and thighs.
The Bottom Row – Comparing Alignments:
Large Circle/Oval: This shape suggests curves that are more spread out and encompassing, perhaps indicating an overall thicker, more robust leg shape, possibly with wider hips and thighs.
The Bottom Row – Comparing Alignments:
The bottom row shows pairs of legs in slightly different alignments, without the geometric shapes. This further develops the ideas presented:
1. Uniform Width vs. Curvy: The first pair contrasts legs with minimal curvature (similar
