to the ‘rectangle’) with legs that have more defined, rounded shape in the upper thigh (similar to the smaller oval).
2. Straight vs. Angle: This pair contrasts legs that are fairly straight with legs where the inner thighs meet but the knees angle outward (the classic “knock-knee” appearance, though exaggerated). This highlights skeletal alignment.
2. Straight vs. Angle: This pair contrasts legs that are fairly straight with legs where the inner thighs meet but the knees angle outward (the classic “knock-knee” appearance, though exaggerated). This highlights skeletal alignment.
3. Wider Hip vs. Narrower Hip: The third pair contrasts legs set wider apart at the hips with legs set closer together. This shows how hip structure affects leg stance and shape.
4. Defined Curves vs.
