Pleat Essays

  • Fashion

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    embellishment techniques and fabric manipulation trends including socioeconomic factors .Firstly the essay will commence with drawing upon the historical era of 1920’s key embellishment techniques : fringing and beading and fabric manipulation techniques: pleats and gathers including socioeconomic factors. Secondly the essay will also commence withdrawing upon current fashion embellishment techniques such as fabrican and fabric manipulation such as draping, including socioeconomic factors. Thirdly, this essay

  • Tuxedos Persuasive Essay

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    give you a slimmer look depending on the type of pleat style which goes well with tuxedos. Also there are different designs in these shirts and so variety is promised. Shirts can be pleated in the middle or at the sides with variations in length and breadth; pleats can also be horizontal or vertical with different patterns. The best type of pleated shirt to go with tuxedo are shirts with pleats in the middle; either horizontal or vertical pleats. Planning to leave your coat unbuttoned then chose

  • Hem Or Skirt Marker

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    Hem or Skirt Marker Hem or Skirt Marker is used to mark hem length accurately. They are adjustable and are useful as a measuring guide for marking width of hems, pleats, seam allowances etc. accurately using notches provided at regular intervals along the gauge. (Fig.2.5) Fig.2.5 Hem or Skirt Marker Source: https://textlnfo.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/image33.png French Curves A French curve is a template made out of metal, wood or plastic composed of many different curves. It is used in manual

  • The Influence that Issey Miyake´s Japanese Heritage Hand on his Designs

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    where there is an appreciation of simplicity, poverty and an acceptance of imperfection. An everyday task, the Japanese tea ceremony, became an artistic ritual representative of the importance of simplicity. His clothes favoured asymmetry, folds and pleats, exposed stitching, found objects and accidents. Another trademark of Japanese fashion is its conceptual approach and its questioning of Western fashion. One of the ways Miyake did this was by using older non professional models aged between 62 and

  • Saree Essay

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    Definition of Saree Saree, also known as sari, is a female garment in the Indian subcontinent. A sari is a strip of unstitched cloth, It is from four to nine meters in length, It can draped over the body in various styles. There are various traditional styles of saree: Sambalpuri Saree from East, Mysore silk and Ilkal of Karnataka and, Kanchipuram of Tamil Nadu from South, Paithani from West and Banarasi from North among others. The most common style is for the saree to be wrapped around the waist

  • The Mathematics Of Origami

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    respectively. All the creases used form a crease pattern. If two or more creases intersect a vertex is created. If there is a series of successive creases relatively close to each other the resulting form is called a pleat. A crimp involves a reverse fold of convex and concave folds. Crimps and pleats form accordion and corrugated patterns, which are then used in a variety of applications, and a series of different combinations result in different crease patterns, the most notable of which are described further

  • Blue Whale Essay

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    The Blue Whale’s scientific name is, Balaenoptera musculu, and it can be separated into three groups: the Southern Blue Whale, Pygmy Blue Whale, and the Northern Blue Whale. These Blue Whales have become an endangered species because of the threats from acoustic pollution, entanglement from human debris, physical injury or death from ship strikes, man-made structures impacting their habitat, the changing of the quality water and water pollution, and altered currents nearshore habitats. Learning about

  • John Galliano and Christian Dior

    2000 Words  | 4 Pages

    In this essay I am going to study two outfits created by designers of haute couture fashion. Christian Dior was designing in the post war years and the two pieces from his collection that I have chosen are from the late 1940’s/50’s. The other designer is John Galliano who joined the House of Dior much later. The two Galliano designs I am looking at, are from the late 80’s and 90’s. Within this essay I am going to consider what has influenced the designers and their works, their results and how

  • Egyptian Cloth Clothing

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    indigenous to Egypt, Egyptian cotton produces a soft, strong thread thus it has led to it being regarded as the most luxurious cotton in the world. Additionally, Linen is widely used, especially for spring and summer apparel as it is lightweight. Pleats are also being heavily used in

  • Mariano Fortuny Essay

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    Mariano Fortuny Background: On May 11, 1871, Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo was born in Granada, Spain. As a child, Fortuny’s father, Mariano Fortuny Marsal, was and painter along with many other members of his family. His father was also known for collecting metal armors, oriental carpets and tissues, and rare properties. At the age of 3 years old, Mariano’s father had passed away and his mother was left to raise him alone. His mother, Maria Fortuny, was also highly involved in the arts. After that

  • Dillard’s Moving Mountain: Mapping a Landscape in Pilgrim at Tinker Creek

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    retract, shatter and glide in a series of dazzling splashes, shrinking, leaking, exploding. The ridge’s bosses and hummocks sprout bulging from its side; the whole mountain looms miles closer; the light warms and reddens; the bare forest folds and pleats itself like living protoplasm before my eyes, like a running chart, a wildly scrawling oscillograph on the present moment” (79). Dillard’s use of images, words and figurative and lyrical language in her description of mountain together create a

  • The Amish

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    The Amish Both the Amish and the Mennonites were part of the early Anabaptist movement in Europe, which took place at the time of the Reformation. The Anabaptists believed that only adults who had confessed their faith should be baptized, and that they should remain separate from the larger society. Many of the early Anabaptists were put to death by both Catholics and Protestants, and many others fled to the mountains of Switzerland and southern Germany. Then began the Amish tradition of farming

  • Gladiator Sandals Essay

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    How to wear gladiator sandals in 2015? Gladiator sandals trends have returned every summer in recent years, without making any exception to this rule and you fashion in 2015. Invest in a pair this summer! Here is what outfit you can try along with gladiator sandals in summer 2015 and to which models should you pay attention unless you have long legs! You'll never get more interesting as the casual outfits that include a pair of gladiator sandals type. Whether fully adopt the trend, whether you

  • A Persuasive Essay Against School Uniforms

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    "Band-Aid" to cover up the real problems faced by children and teens; and they violate students' right of self-expression, depriving them of their search for identity. There is something comforting about school children and teenagers dressed in pleats and plaid. Maybe it is a reminder of past times, or conjures up thoughts of order and safety. Whatever the reason, school uniforms are getting a lot of ?wear? these days, yet remain an unproven deterrent to school violence. No long-term, formal

  • Margarete Van Eyck And The Horned Headdress In The 15th Century

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    The 15th century saw a number of new varieties of headdresses. Instead of being broad, headdresses tended to be high, occasionally extremely high. Around 1410, the horned headdress came into fashion. Pictured to the right is Margarete van Eyck, wearing a horned headdress with a ruffled veil called a kruseler. Her red down is lined in grey fur, and this painting is from 1439, painted by Jan van Eyck. (National Gallery, London) The horned headdress had a wirelike structure like the horns of a cow

  • Studio Dance Research Paper

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    to be more technically demanding, but I have a feeling this one will have been the most physically demanding. “I feel my entire body engaged…” I wrote this after we first started the forward/backward crescent movement exercise, before we added the pleats in first and second position.

  • History And History Of Christobal Balenciaga's Fashion History

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    In fashion history, we see that Balenciaga was eminent Within the vogue between the 1930-60s. Staying loyal to his Spanish roots, his designs also incorporated Parisian influences. We see that Balenciaga creates an environment where his ideas and garments, using the colour black, the Semi-fitted suit and the egg coat, retrospectively defining that fashion era and marking his name throughout fashion history. Christobal Balenciaga, a Spanish couturier who gained world recognition around the world

  • Apollo vs. The Palette of Narmer

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    The two works of art that have been chosen to compare and contrast are The Palette Of Narmer and Apollo of Veii. The Palette Of Narmer dates back to the Hierakonpolis Dynasty 1 in 3100 BCE. The Palette of Narmer is interesting because it is the oldest historic work of art that names a person, and is the earliest piece of art that uses hieroglyph. This artwork depicts the dawn of a new age of man and his use of writing and pictographs in art. The statue of Apollo, from Veii comes from the Etruscan

  • Different types of curtains and their specific uses

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    Doors and windows are key elements of a house as portals and means of ventilation and passage of sunlight. To enhance their aesthetics, we must follow some kind of door and window treatment. The easiest way is to treat them with curtains. But you need to be careful when you buy curtains and blinds to make sure that your window curtains and blinds designs go with the rest of your interior décor and ameliorate the whole look of your room. The different types of curtains and blinds available today are

  • What Were Women's Clothing In The 1950s?

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    available, this allowed a new era of fashion to be created. With this abundance of goods, fashion bloomed, using an overload of fabrics. This had the biggest effect on women's dresses. The dresses had fabulous collars, puffed up petticoats, plenty of pleats, and complex designs. These dresses were all made up of the best wool, nylon, taffeta, leather, and rayon. The clothing style in the 1950’s became a big part of the culture, as it displayed one's standing in society, and also became a way to demonstrate