Umbuzo amahora wohlobo lomfazi wamaboni (骨格診断), amabuzo ayi-12 akuveza ukuthi amaboni akho angaba Straight (ストレート), Wave (ウェーブ) noma Natural (ナチュラル). Indlela yokuqamula yakho, umphumelelo okushesha, akukho kurejiski.
Ayikho okubhalisa—imiphumela yakho iyavela kabini.
A Japanese styling method that groups bodies into three frame types — Straight, Wave and Natural — based on bone structure and flesh distribution rather than weight, to guide flattering clothing choices.
No. This is a free self-assessment quiz inspired by the framework, not an official or professional diagnosis. For a definitive result, consult a trained image consultant.
About 2 minutes — 12 quick forced-choice questions about your frame.
Straight (ストレート) frames carry weight on the front of the body with a defined, three-dimensional torso and tend to suit clean, structured lines. Wave (ウェーブ) frames are softer and lower-centred with a slim upper body, and flatter movement, drape and detail. Natural (ナチュラル) frames read as larger-boned and angular at joints, and wear relaxed, oversized, textured pieces well.
Taking our test should not be viewed as a comprehensive or precise evaluation of your abilities. Results are for informational and self-reflection purposes only.
Umbuzo amahora wohlobo lomfazi wamaboni (骨格診断), amabuzo ayi-12 akuveza ukuthi amaboni akho angaba Straight (ストレート), Wave (ウェーブ) noma Natural (ナチュラル). Indlela yokuqamula yakho, umphumelelo okushesha, akukho kurejiski.
Bone structure typing (骨格診断 / kokkaku shindan) is a Japanese styling framework that sorts people into three body-frame types: Straight, Wave and Natural. It reads your skeletal structure and how flesh sits on it — not your weight or size — and it is one of the most popular styling systems in Japan. The Japanese names are ストレート (Straight), ウェーブ (Wave) and ナチュラル (Natural).
This is a self-assessment quiz, not a medical or professional diagnosis. It uses 12 quick observations about your frame to estimate your dominant type, then suggests the silhouettes, fabrics and necklines that tend to flatter it.
Whether your dominant frame is Straight, Wave or Natural
How your three frame scores break down
Which silhouettes, fabrics and necklines flatter your natural lines
The fabrics and tailoring to lean into — and which ones fight your frame
How to shop and build a wardrobe around your dominant type
How would you describe your overall body impression?
Imibuzo 12, 2 min. Ayazisulisela—ayikho okwenjenje omuntu.
Okuboniswe kabini yobu wakho. Mahhala, okusetshenziswayo, okugcinile nxa ubhalise.
Epremiyamu ivula imphumela ephelele—umsebenzi, amandla, umhlela othuthuka.
Umbuzo amahora wohlobo lomfazi wamaboni (骨格診断), amabuzo ayi-12 akuveza ukuthi amaboni akho angaba Straight (ストレート), Wave (ウェーブ) noma Natural (ナチュラル). Indlela yokuqamula yakho, umphumelelo okushesha, akukho kurejiski.
Ayikho okubhalisa—imiphumela yakho iyavela kabini.
A Japanese styling method that groups bodies into three frame types — Straight, Wave and Natural — based on bone structure and flesh distribution rather than weight, to guide flattering clothing choices.
No. This is a free self-assessment quiz inspired by the framework, not an official or professional diagnosis. For a definitive result, consult a trained image consultant.
About 2 minutes — 12 quick forced-choice questions about your frame.
Straight (ストレート) frames carry weight on the front of the body with a defined, three-dimensional torso and tend to suit clean, structured lines. Wave (ウェーブ) frames are softer and lower-centred with a slim upper body, and flatter movement, drape and detail. Natural (ナチュラル) frames read as larger-boned and angular at joints, and wear relaxed, oversized, textured pieces well.