In person, your colleagues can tell where your clothes end and you begin. Wear Dark, Fitted Clothing: Avoid vertical stripes, loud prints and baggy clothes to look thinner on Zoom. It also casts a shadow over the chin, concealing any excess fat below the jaw.
Tilting the forehead slightly forward will make the face look longer and less round. This is an old photographers’ “trick” that works equally well on Zoom and in videos, as it does in still photos. Head Placement: Tilt the forehead slightly forward to look thinner on Zoom. So, don’t forget to sit up straight! In addition to making you look more confident and professional, pressing the shoulders back will help elongate the neck and make the face look slimmer, too! Think “side-saddle” when sitting in your office chair, which places your body at a more slimming 45 degree angle to the camera.Īnd, leaning back accentuates both the belly and (double) chin. This will make your face and body look wider and more square. Most people sit facing the camera directly…often leaning back slightly. Body Placement: Sit at a slight angle to the camera to look thinner on Zoom. And, unless you’re a fit twenty-five year old (or George Clooney), looking up at the flesh beneath the chin is rarely a flattering angle.
If the camera is below you, and angled up, everyone is getting a birds-eye view of the underside of your chin. Camera Placement: Make sure your camera is at eye level to look thinner. Let’s first start with some easy “basics” here, to looking thinner on Zoom and other video platforms. Camera Tricks to Look Thinner in Zoom Meetings Ali offers the fastest and safest aesthetic procedures for losing the “quarantine fifteen” so you look more like a celebrity – and less like a couch potato on camera. In addition to using lighting, highlighting and camera angles to your advantage, Dr. The good news is that there are both “camera tricks” and aesthetic treatments that can make you appear slimmer on camera (and off!). Couple this with the fact that many of us have gained a few (or fifteen) extra pounds from the more sedentary stay-at-home lifestyle of the quarantine – and both women and men are becoming increasingly concerned about looking chubby on camera. And, whether we are participants or presenters in Zoom meetings, we are all becoming acutely aware that the old adage is true: “the camera adds ten pounds.”Īnd while some Zoom meeting just involve a few close colleagues, others are taped for broadcast, watching and re-watching company-wide. One of these is that many of us our finding ourselves “on camera” and being videoed for the first time in our life. There have been many surprising changes to our lifestyles during the pandemic. 8 Ways to Look Thinner on Zoom (Part 1) –
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