Deekshana_Reddy

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   by Deekshana_Reddy 2y ago

   The idea behind our system is that every body shape can broadly fall into one of these categories: Triangle for a broad shoulder frame Rectangle for a leaner, straighter build Rhomboid for a muscular frame Apple for either plus-size or some
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   by Deekshana_Reddy 2y ago

   I would like to dig deeper to fully understand the challenge. When you mention grouping models by fit, is the main issue that the current presentation doesn’t help you imagine how clothes would look on your body? For example, do you feel th
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   by Deekshana_Reddy 2y ago

   You’ve raised a very important point, and I want to better understand where the experience might be falling short. When navigating the current body type options (like ‘skinny,’ ‘plus size,’ etc.), did any of them feel like they didn’t repre
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   by Deekshana_Reddy 2y ago

   Exactly! Do you think we’re heading in the right direction or is there something specific you’d like to see?
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   by Deekshana_Reddy 2y ago

   Thank you for highlighting this, it’s an important point. We recognize that not everyone fits into ‘male’ or ‘female’ categories, and we want to improve here. Could you share more about what would make the experience feel inclusive? For ins
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   by Deekshana_Reddy 2y ago

   Thank you for sharing this, Ryan! I’d love to understand more, when you say some models’ styles aren’t ‘you,’ is it the clothing types, colors, or overall vibe that doesn’t align? Also, what would make finding clothes that match your style
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   by Deekshana_Reddy 2y ago

   Thank you for pointing that out! It sounds like height and proportions are a big challenge for finding the right fit. Could you share more about what typically doesn’t work for you? For example, do you struggle more with sleeve lengths, pan
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