If you’ve got an athletic or rectangle body shape, getting dressed can feel weirdly hard for someone whose proportions seem “balanced.” Shirts don’t drape right, jeans make you look boxy, and dresses either feel too stiff or too shapeless. It’s not that clothes don’t fit—it’s that they don’t flatter.

If that sounds familiar, you’re in the right place.

A rectangle (or athletic) figure typically means your shoulders, waist, and hips are fairly uniform in width. You may not have a super-defined waist, but you likely have strong arms, great legs, and a naturally streamlined silhouette. The trick is creating curves and shape through styling—not trying to fake something you’re not.

At Autum Love, we created a digital guide with 60 styled outfits made for athletic figures that help you do just that. Whether you’re dressing for work, brunch, errands, or vacation, every outfit was designed to help you feel put together and in proportion.

You don’t need the exact same pieces to make these looks work. You just need the right combinations.

Not sure if you’re athletic-shaped?

What Counts as an Athletic (Rectangle) Body Shape?