"Hip dips" is a term popularized on social media to describe the natural indentations or dips where the hips meet the outer thighs. Also called "violin hips," hip dips are yet another example of a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If we’re honest, we all have body parts that aren’t exactly our favorites and for some of Us that can mean a hip dip. Luckily, the ...

Hip dips have been getting a lot of attention lately, but not everyone is clear on whether they're good or bad. The answer? Neither. They're simply a part of our human anatomy, dependent on an ...

Let’s begin with full disclosure: I don’t do plank moves very often. I’m keenly aware the basic plank is a terrific exercise for strengthening the core and, so, helping to protect the lower back, but, ...

Have you noticed this new trend on your news feed recently? Instagrammers are posting photos of their "hip dips," the slight inward curve just below each hip bone. Instead of bashing this part of ...

No, your figure isn't deformed. If you have hip dips, don't blame yourself in front of the mirror. It's a charming detail, not an anatomical flaw. Those famous hip dips, at the heart of every fitness ...

Growing up, Emma June hated her hips ― or more specifically, she hated her “hip dips.” Hip dips are naturally occurring indents or depressed curves below the hip, located on the outside of the upper ...