The Romantic.

Romantic Style Type

Close-up of a red rose against a dark background.

The simplest, most efficient path between two points is a straight line—so curvy Romantic faces embody the opposite of simplicity and efficiency. Romantic faces embody detail, embellishment, and luxury.

A woman with long dark hair and makeup, wearing earrings and a black dress, standing indoors near a staircase with decorative ironwork.

Model with a highly Romantic face (plus some Dramatic).

Romantic fashion

Like Romantic faces, Romantic fashion is elaborate and glamourous.

Romantic outfits emphasize the body’s shape with fitted silhouettes and curvy necklines.

A woman wearing a red fitted dress with long transparent sleeves, standing outdoors in a garden or park, with greenery and trees in the background.

Romantics’ curving faces also mirror the fluctuating nature of deep emotions like love—so conventionally sexy style enhances Romantic beauty.

A woman wearing a deep red, velvet, long-sleeved dress with thin vertical stripes and a waist tie. She is standing indoors against a plain light-colored wall.
Partial view of a woman wearing a black sheer top with gold embroidered lines, a red skirt or pants, a colorful beaded bracelet, and her hand resting on a wooden railing.

Large red roses and red in general express Romantic’s passionate vibe. Other colors that echo this vibe include dark neutrals and jewel tones in deep green, blue, and purple.

Romantic faces

Romantics tend to have the most voluptuous facial features of all the essences—plump lips, full cheeks, and sultry, heavy-lidded eyes. Their faces read as alluring and sensual.

So far, I haven’t identified anyone with a purely Romantic face. Celebrities like Selena Gomez, Beyoncé, and Angelina Jolie have a lot of Romantic, but their faces also have other essences.

For examples of other highly Romantic celebrities, explore the Romantic Dramatic type.