
You can do body shape diagnosis yourself — once you know where to look
You can diagnose your body shape yourself by checking three points: your collarbone, body volume and where you gain weight. If your result keeps changing, you are simply looking in different places; photograph yourself in natural light, in underwear, and it settles.
Find your leaning with the 12-type diagnosis, then confirm with the 5-point checklist. Follow this order and you will not get lost. The 3 questions on the home page are the way in.
Read in this order and you will not get lost
See your leaning with the 3-question check
Home page · 30 seconds · free
02ConfirmConfirm with the 5-point checklist
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FAQ: Diagnose
- Can I do body shape diagnosis myself?
- Yes. Three points — collarbone, body volume and weight gain — show your leaning. If two or more point to a different type, you may be a “mix”; the 12-type diagnosis, which adds color, will make it clearer.
- Why does my result change every time?
- Because the conditions change every time. Photograph yourself, in natural light, in underwear, and most people get a stable result. In my fittings, 30–40% of clients are mixed types, which is perfectly normal.
- Is an online diagnosis enough?
- For choosing the shape of your clothes, yes. An in-person session is worth it when your frame spans two types and photos are hard to read, or when you want your exact personal color season.

Confirm your body shape with 5 points.
See your leaning with the 3 questions, then settle it with the 5-point checklist. 30–40% of those who hesitate are mixed types, which is perfectly normal.
Confirm with the 5-point checklist Free · no sign-up. Collarbone, wrist, knee, shoulder, upper arm.




