brick shape or box shape???

Finally, thanks to Trinny and Susannah I have unravelled the mystery to my identity crisis! When I was 17 and travelled to America, I wore jeans and Rivers for casual wear. Wherever I went, I was mistaken for a man. People referred to me as "Sir" on public transport, "Mr" in airports and "Hey man" in shopping centres. I had been told by work colleagues that I looked a little butch. I dismissed these comments, not taking much notice, until now. After watching my fair share of fashion shows of late, I was drawn to the idea of dressing for your body shape. After a little investigation, I realised that I had been blessed with a "brick shape". "A brick", "ouch"!!!!!! How utterly distressing this was. I was fairly certain that I had more of an hourglass figure, which of course is the most desirable body shape. I think the "brick" shape falls rather short. Even the" lollipop" body shape sounds a little more fetching. With my shocked feelings put aside, I did alittle more research and tested the theory. A person with a brick shape usually "looks great at the gym but needs to avoid wearing jeans, sweat shirts and masculne clothing unless you want to look like a man. So from now on, i will stickto tank tops, flowing trousers and heels. although i couldnt resist wearing my jeans to the Acdc concert last night.