Dramatic Classic

Dramatics are more extreme and angular; DCs are more balanced

Classics are more moderate; DCs have slight sharpness

FNs have width and bluntness; DCs have symmetry and angularity

The best way to determine your Kibbe type is to look at your overall bone structure, flesh distribution, and facial features. Dramatic Classics typically have balanced, moderate frame and moderate, even distribution. If you're unsure, our AI-powered Kibbe test can analyze your photos and determine your type with high accuracy.

Dramatic Classics can be any height, though most fall in the moderate range. Height alone doesn't determine Kibbe type - it's about proportions and bone structure.

No - your Kibbe type is determined by your bone structure, which doesn't change with weight. A Dramatic Classic at any weight will still have the same bone structure and proportions. Weight only affects how flesh sits on your frame, not the frame itself.

Celebrity typing is done by the Kibbe community and should be taken as a guide, not gospel. Only David Kibbe can officially type someone. However, studying celebrities who are commonly typed as Dramatic Classic can help you understand how the type looks in practice.