If you have narrow shoulders, small bust and wide hips, you will need to bring some balance to the upper portion of your quinceanera  dress with a corset, some details to the shoulders, such as voluminous sleeves and a “V” neckline cut or go strapless, but the key to making a strapless successful is to have lots of embroidery on the greater part of the corset, such as flowers and bows.

If you have a bust, ample hips and a defined waistline, quinceanera  dresses that are more fitted emphasize very well your proportionate body.  Go for A-Line, Princess cut or Mermaid cut dresses.

If you are tall and thin you can shine in almost any type of quinceanera dresses, as long as it does not make you look too thin and without shape. The ideal is an off the shoulder with tiers and flounces, a natural waist and full skirt would create an optical effect of volume.

If your height is 5 feet or less you should wear more of a simple model quinceanera dress. Avoid any detail to the shoulders, such as puffy sleeves or long fitted sleeves.  If your dress has a train, it must go in agreement with the stature of your body and not be out of proportion.  Try a dress with a high neckline collar and empire waist. Another idea is to have capped sleeves and wear long gloves.  Consider going with a strapless neckline cut.