Feeling lost with Kibbe Theatrical Romantic Winter Outfits?

This article will answer your questions!

Come winter, the style of clothing for Theatrical Romantic types changes dramatically.

The smooth drapes must make way for thicker fabrics and layers.

At the same time, it is crucial to emphasize the double curve of the silhouette.

To keep from freezing in winter, bulky layers are a must, a silhouette that never suits romantics.

However, fashion and styling are all about a good challenge; otherwise, where’s the fun!?

Luckily, the winter season isn’t as tough a nut to crack for TRs as it’s for pure romantics. 

Why, you may wonder! TR’s Yang Undercurrent gives way for winter outfits to come naturally for the body type.

It gives space for you to incorporate clean and straight lines into your silhouette, i.e., thicker fabrics.

Who says you cannot achieve a body-flattering OOTD with thicker fabrics?

You absolutely can, plus it benefits your yang undercurrent with the highlighted seams. 

But don’t forget, yang undercurrent for your body type is secondary. Your priority is accommodating the double curve.

So, how to emphasize your hourglass frame, while also adorning the sharp undercurrent, and at the same time, keeping yourself warm in the cold season? 

I’m here to help you achieve that as a TR!

For the winters, my favorites for theatrical romantic body types are bodycon jumpsuits. Trust me, they are anything but casual!

They keep your body warm, enhance your hourglass figure, and add lines to your yang undercurrent with the right fabric choices. 

But that’s not all, it never is when you have me!

From dresses to skirts to cutouts, to winter layers— here’s the complete winter style guide for my theatrical romantic dearies!

Theatrical Romantic Accommodation

TRs are essentially romantics but with a slight yang undercurrent.

Although not extremely lush; theatrical romantics are second-in-line when it comes to body flesh— it’s visibly rounded glory (not extreme), curvy, accommodating double curve, and voluptuous. 

But what separates them from pure romantics? 

• Their Petite bone frame. 
• Sharp shoulders and facial features. 
• Slightly elongated illusion. 

Petit: TRs have a narrow frame compared to pure romantics’s broadness. Due to this broadness, romantics appear bigger, heavier, and rounder.

On the other hand, theatrical romantics have a narrow bone frame; a great separation at first sight. 

Although at the same height, theatrical romantics may appear slightly taller than pure romantics because of their narrow frame.

Use this opportunity to add longer articles to your wardrobe. 

Wardrobe selection: Fabric choices that don’t thicken your torso or limbs. Avoid too much draping and webbing at the torso and limbs.

Choose outfits that outline your narrow frame with a sharp edge; don’t try softening that silhouette. 

Sharp shoulders: Because you accommodate yang undercurrent; your body, although voluptuous, has sharp lines.

This is further accentuated by your narrow frame. 

Wardrobe selection: Choose bodycon outfits with sharp seams and lines.

Sharp features: Your yang undercurrent also gives you visible cheekbones, jawlines, and sharper eyes and nose. 

Makeup selection: Don’t forget to contour your sharp features. At the same time, sharpen your eyes and add drama to your makeup.

Because you accommodate yang undercurrent, nude makeup contrasted with dramatic eyes works in your favor.

Nude makeup allows you to highlight your sharp features more boastfully. 

Hairstyle suggestion: Lush curls and messy buns work for you just as beautifully as they do for pure romantics.

But you also quite literally slay sharp straight hairdos, whether long or bob.

Sleek hairstyles are thus your best friend for days when you don’t want to put on something luxurious.

Theatrical Romantic Vs. Soft Dramatic

Visibly both these body types appear completely different.

However, their accommodation and description may sound similar because they both showcase a double curve with a yang undercurrent. 

But, it’s important to note; that soft dramatics are yang first with slight yin undercurrent as a secondary trait.

Theatrical romantics are yin first with slight yang undercurrent as a secondary trait. 

Why is this important to note? 

For TRs, their double curve is the most visible trait. For SDs, their tall height and sharp bone structure are the first visible traits.

Soft dramatics are way taller, sharper, and edgier than theatrical romantics. 

These details are just the tip of the iceberg. The best part is yet to come— Incorporating these details into your wardrobe and taking your style to the ultimate level! Without further ado, let’s do it!

Theatrical Romantic Winter Outfits | Tip To Toe!

You want something body-flattering, but you want it in dramatic lines. You want something sensual, but you want them to be warm enough. 

Kylie Jenner takes the cake home with the best Theatrical romantic winter outfits.

Although it’s difficult to conclude her body type; she looks absolutely stunning in TR choices. Her winter wardrobe will give you outstanding selections.

And before you worry about the extravagant glam, Kylie has some of the best casual TR fits for the season. 

She gives life to bodycon jumpsuits (similar to the one above in the photo), the perfect silhouette for theatrical romantics.

Other than that, Kylie introduces us to many casual tops, bottoms, and dresses. 

Theatrical Romantic’s Layering:

Unlike pure romantics, you can easily slay winter layers as long as you accommodate your “double curve and petit width.

Because your body has a yang undercurrent, straight lines that are usually a part of overcoats work for you!

It’s not just overcoats that do the job for you, short crop jackets or hip-length jackets made of stiff material are also more than welcome. 

Layering too much is, again, a no-go for your body type.

But, choosing a thicker coverage as your final article will give you enough warmth for the season. 

• Straight and long overcoat (Untucked) to emphasize on body-flattering outfit inside. 
• Fur-lined overcoats
• Teddy-lined straight jackets, whether crop or hip length. 
• Loose-fit overcoats with straight shoulders made of 
• Loose-fit fur jacket. 
• Fur-lined overcoats (untucked) and secured around the waist with a belt
• Leather overcoats
• Leather short jackets.

Leather works for your body type because it adds a glint to your silhouette. 

Sweaters

For Theatrical Romantics, their predominant side is yin, so soft sweaters are always on the list. Go for fluffier materials in knitwear, like angoras, light cashmere, and boucle yarn.

The shorter ones are sure to give your waist more definition. Keep away from plain knits and baggy shapes like oversized sweatshirts. 

Jackets

While picking winter jackets, remember that the slight yang in your body types allows for vertical lines. Moderate to short straight jackets layer well with usual bodycon dresses.

You can also go for peplum blazers, but make sure the fit is on point. 

Longer coats that hide the waist are avoided to retain the silhouette. A general rule of thumb is outerwear with belts so you can emphasize the waist easily. 

Theatrical Romantic Tops

It’s no secret that your choices in tops should always be bodycon to emphasize your voluptuous figure.

However, the right fabric, length, neckline, and sleeves matter when it comes to taking your OOTD to the next level. 

Crop lengths work for you; don’t forget to layer body tights inside. For winters, it’s better to choose bodysuits that you can tuck inside your bottom. 

Once you have emphasized your yin curve, it’s time you accommodate the yang undercurrent. 

• Cut-out tops (Choose straight cuts to flatter your yang undercurrent)
• Asymmetrical necklines (Again, for your yang undercurrent)
• High neck for the winter season, full and sleeveless both work for you. 
• V-neck
• U-neck
• One shoulder hick neck
• Sleeveless high neck halter
• Strapless
• Lace trims
• Collar-less button down
• Corsets
• Lace ties. 
• Sleeveless high neck because it brings focus to your collarbones and narrow limbs. 

Fabric choices: As long as the fabric benefits your curve, it’s good to go! This includes thick and thin varieties.

For thicker fabrics, choose tops with exposed seams (like you see in a corset) to flatter your yin spectrum and yang undercurrent. 

Theatrical Romantic Bottoms

High-waist is your go-to choice because it gives you waist definition. Mid-rise bottoms also work for you because of your narrow frame and elongated visuals. 

Bring in short skirts, long skirts, and body-flattering jeans.

Fabric, again, is not a concern for you, as long as it hugs your figure.

So, leather, denim, suede, quite all literally work for you! After stiff material, don’t forget to invite stretchable varieties when choosing articles for your body type.

A stretchable fabric will hug your body precisely. 

• Bodycon short denim skirt. 
• Bodycon ¾ denim skirt. 
• Leather skirts (short and long) 
• Mid-rise chiffon ¾ skirt paired with an equally flawless blouse allows you to emphasize that narrow frame and curvy silhouette. 

You can choose asymmetrical hems and straight cuts to bring light to your yang undercurrent. 

When choosing jeans and pants, let them wrap your hips and waist properly. 

• Skinny jeans
• Bootcut jeans
• Straight with a focus on the hips.
• Flared below your curves. 

Theatrical Romantic Dresses

Romantics thrive in dresses, and it’s no secret. Short, 3/4, and floor lengths work for you! Follow the same guidelines we offer above for neckline and sleeve selection. 

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A Theatrical Romantic AKA femme fatale looks her best in gorgeous cocktail dresses and evening gowns.

There is only one rule to be followed, more lavish detailing is always needed. It is no wonder that winter outfits for TRs include loads of dresses with applique, bejeweled, and sparkles.

However, make sure the dress is form-fitted and clings to your curves. Bustier dresses are great at striking the right chord with your sharp yang features. 

These dresses never fail to highlight your glamorous silhouette, even underneath layers. 

While Oomph will always serve you the best, casual dresses work for you just fine!

So, bring in those less-jeweled midi, maxi, and short bodycon dresses to slay the night. The right neckline and fabric would turn it into a great fit. 

Theatrical Romantics Bodycon Jumpsuits

The name may be off-putting, but bodycon jumpsuits are your OG! They wrap your body type seductively, focusing on both— yin and yang elements of your body type. 

Again, the neckline and fabric choices are important to keep in mind. When choosing a stiff material, don’t forget to get them in a stretchable variety.

As for the necklines, choose any of the ones mentioned above in the “Theatrical romantic tops” section. 

Theatrical Romantic Accessories

The best thing about Theatrical Romantic outfits is the beautiful accessories. You can never go too lavish when picking out the pieces; the options are limitless.

Premium quality jewelry will also elevate your winter aesthetics. Our top picks that are a must-have in a TR’s winter closet are:

Corsets

As a TR, leather belts or half-corsets are your next best friends for the winter.

The horizontal lines bring out the petite frame in your silhouette even underneath big coats. The width however needs to be moderately wide, as they separate the curves. 

Slim plain bands have no part in the seductive wardrobe of a TR. Here are some options to look for while choosing the accessory:

• Ornate Buckles
• Soft Leather Material
• Substantial Width 
• Decorative, Shiny, Or Bejeweled Elements

Stockings

Warm stockings are a winter essential that every body type needs, especially romantics and gamines.

Theatrical Romantics however can flaunt the more luxurious items effortlessly. It suits their sensual nature to sport lace tights and stockings underneath bodycon dresses.

The tights offer contoured legs illuminating their petit, narrow, and at the same time, lush frame. 

Gloves

Pliable leather is a good friend to the TRs, so a pair of gloves will do more than just offer warmth.

The presence of gloves accentuates the sharp yang undercurrent of Kibbe Theatrical Romantic body types. 

Another way to go would be to choose to elevate the yin side of your features and get warm-layered lace gloves. 

Hats: 

Just like Pure Romantics, you slay winter hats and scarves just as boastfully.

Head over to our “pure romantic winter outfits to choose your favorite hat for the season; they will all look great on you!

More importantly, casual woolen choices like fur and teddy bucket hats and earbands also complement your style. 

Jewelry 

The importance of ornate jewelry in a Kibbe Theatrical Romantic body type winter wardrobe is undeniable.

These complex pieces are the epitome of elegance and glamour, everything a traditional Theatrical Romantic craves.

The glitter of diamonds or the shine of mother-of-pearls do not compare to their brilliance but enhance their charm.

Whether you opt for an exuberant earring or fine stacked necklaces, make sure they are rounded and enchanting.

Roccoco or Baroque styles are ideal because of their over-the-top detailing. The swirling shapes are a must, even among modern pieces. 

As a TR, plain winter coats and outfits look drab and fall flat on the shoulders. Adding these lightweight and elegant jewelry pieces will make your essence sparkle.

Avoid modern jewelry that has a stark symmetry or is too chunky or severe. 

Shoes

Strappy heels are always a go, but a harsh winter might freeze your toes off.

So, for Kibbe Theatrical Romantic body type winter outfits, we suggest boots.

From ankle-length booties to thigh-high leather samples, the choices are endless. For a casual affair, you can even opt for high tops. 

Keep an eye out for boots with little embellishments, for even a metallic heel would be a game changer.

Shiny zippers and rhinestone applications satisfy the glittering soul of a traditional TR.

For open-toe sandals and heels, thin ankle straps provide delicate ornamentation, although tights become a must. 

Hair 

The carefully curated ensembles of a Theatrical Romantic must be paired with the right hairstyle.

The emphasis is made on the movement and volume of the curls. Full and lush waves styled and made to look round are ideal.

The yang undercurrent of the traditional TRs also means they can rock slick back hair. 

• Lush and long curls
• Glam waves
• Finger waves
• Thick waves
• Curly curtain bangs with a low bun.
• Straight and sleek because you have sharp features. 
• Long straight hairdo. 

• Retro-Style Pin-Up
• Soft Messy Curly Bun
• Regular Ponytail
• Teased Waves

Makeup 

You want to opt for a full face of makeup, with bright and soft hues. A rosy blush on the cheeks should be paired with red-hued lipsticks, especially in the winter. 

Among the bright and soft colors, there should also be an element of shine. A glossed lip or glittery eyeshadow looks fabulous and meshes with your jewelry.

Apply eyeshadow with a blended edge, keeping the eyelids mostly clean. You can also never go wrong with a simple bold red lip and just mascara.