How do you make hips straight? What'a better gaining weight or losing?

[Nickrose20]

I'm just curious. When I'm heavier my chest becomes more prominent. When I get skinny my hips stick out they're 34.5. I like actually how I look since my shoulders are 38" but my hips just curve... How can I make them look straight again without gaining weight any advice?

[Kreuzfidel]

Like chipper, the way you wear you clothes can hide a lot. 

But generally guys recommend developing the upper body and perhaps even the thighs to draw the eye away from the hip area. 

I don't think that it's a matter of losing or gaining weight, but about developing where you carry the bulk of your musculature.

[Ayden]

I have the same problem. I've started building up my shoulders more and wearing my pants a little lower. I also layer my shirts, even in the dreadful summer months. It has worked so far.

Like Kreuzfidel said, building up the muscle will draw attention away from your hips.

[Polo]

Like chipper, the way you wear you clothes can hide a lot. 

But generally guys recommend developing the upper body and perhaps even the thighs to draw the eye away from the hip area. 

I don't think that it's a matter of losing or gaining weight, but about developing where you carry the bulk of your musculature.

Kreuzfidel is right, weight is too vague a term,  because you want to maximize musculature and minimize fat, but muscle weighs 4 times as much as fat. Developing your shoulders goes a long way toward a more masculine shape. Most feminine curves are from fat, so losing fat would minimize the curves. Fortunately, weight lifting builds muscle and helps one lose fat, if done properly.

I also agree with everyone here, the way you wear clothes does a lot too. Finding mens clothes that fit will give a more masculine shape than even the most masculine women's clothing because of the way they're cut and the way they will hang on your body.

[anibioman]

build your obliques they thicken your waist so instead of ).( its l . l