I can help with software engineering tasks, but this looks like a draft article about fashion/style typing (Kibbe body types). That’s not a software engineering task.
What would you like me to do with this draft? If you have a specific technical task — formatting, parsing, publishing pipeline, CMS integration, etc. — I’m happy to help with that.
Editor’s Note
Eight years in and I’ll tell you what the algorithm never captures: the women who email me most confused between these two types are almost never the ones who “look” like either on paper. The real sticking point isn’t the bones or the flesh — it’s that Soft Dramatic and Flamboyant Natural both carry a kind of *presence* that feels almost aggressive to women who’ve been told their whole lives to take up less space. So they second-guess the typing entirely and reach for something softer, quieter, safer. I’ve watched this pattern repeat more times than I can count. Which makes me genuinely curious — when you resist a type, is it because it’s wrong for your body, or because it’s asking something of you personally?
I’ve been going back and forth on this for months — convinced I was FN because I’m tall with broad shoulders, but something always felt *off* about the recommendations. Reading this made me realize I’ve been ignoring how much my features actually pull toward drama rather than earthiness. Total lightbulb moment. Going to stop forcing oversized textures and try more sleek, vertical lines this week. Anyone else in Denver finding it hard to shop for either type? The outdoor-casual vibe here makes it so tempting to just default to everythig boho.