Cornet-Shaped is a term that is used to describe women who have broad shoulders, small busts, slim hips, and long legs. Cornet-Shaped women have "boyish" or "athletic" figures, with broad shoulders and few curves, the type of body that is perfect for the catwalking or modelling dresses. Catwalk models have the shape of cornet. Examples of women with cornet shape are Cameron Diaz, Elle MacPerson and Naomi Campbell. Most supermodels are Cornets.
List of books: Cornet-Shaped
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