Which describes an A-silhouette?

• A. Emphasizes the shoulders to create a masculine and sharp impression.
• B. A widening bottom creates a feminine and elegant impression.
• C. Slims the body line to create a simple look.
• D. Top-heavy look that keeps waist and body slim.

Answer: (B)

An A-silhouette is defined by a fitted waist and a flare that widens toward the hem, forming an A-shaped line. This bottom widening creates a feminine, elegant impression because it balances the upper body with a gentle outward sweep from the waist down. The option that talks about a widening bottom captures this shape and its effect most directly. Other descriptions point to different silhouettes—like broad shoulders for a more masculine look, a slim straight line, or a top-heavy balance with a slim waist—so they don’t describe the A-line pattern as accurately.