12 High Cold Fashion Terms Basic Knowledge Of Fashion Knowledge

Slit (Vent)

From left to right: Maiyet, Sportmax

To sum up, the slit is designed to allow the wearer to act flexibly and not to stitch on the clothes.

We can often see them in short skirts and custom coats.

Of course, the slit is not always for practicality, and sometimes it can simply add a fancy impression to the clothes.

Yoke

From left to right: Ralph Lauren, Jason Wu

The part that connects the shoulder to the front or back part is.

Designed.

The trunk is usually covered in the front and back of the neck, and usually takes strong contrast with other parts to match the effect.

Fold (Pleat)

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From left to right: Dion Lee, Sportmax

Wrinkle design is very popular this season, referring to a technology that allows cloth to fold together in similar or opposite ways.

There are many kinds of folds, such as knife pleat on the left, and accordion pleat on the right.

Adhesion (Bonding)

From left to right: Balenciaga, Jil Sandler

Adhesion has a good degree of recognition. As long as we see two colors or different textures of cloth together, this is a kind of bonding.

It seems that although these two parts are very different from each other, they are seamlessly linked.

Such new technology will become more and more common in the future.

Raglan Sleeve

From left to right: Carven, Chanel

The difference from ordinary sleeve design is that it not only covers the arms, but extends directly to the neck.

The design of this sleeve shows the movement of the clothes and weakens the weight of the shoulders, also known as sleeve sleeves or horn sleeves.

Shoulder wrap (Epaulets)

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From left to right: Chlo E and Derek Lam

Although the name sounds cool, it represents a very simple shoulder decoration design.

The shoulder straps are derived from military clothing, and the shoulder straps can represent the rank of servicemen.

This year's clothing, shoulder badges can be seen everywhere, which makes the wearer look more realistic and serious.

Local printing (Placement print)

From left to right: Christopher Esber, Alexander McQueen

Local printing refers to the design of mechanical placement of patterns directly on the surface of clothing.

Designers often use this technique to highlight a particular piece of clothing, usually with color patches or gradual effects.

Compared with traditional surface duplication, local printing is also a new choice.

Suit bag / lip bag (Welt/Jet pocket)

From left to right: Derek Lam, J.W.Anderson

The design of these two pockets frequently appeared in this conference.

The key to both is to provide the wearer with a storage function while not designing a large bag.

The difference between them is that the suit bag (under the picture) has a rectangular pocket, while the lip bag (picture) is two narrow rectangles, with a middle opening to form a pocket.

Bind

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From left to right: Derek Lam, Ralph Lauren

It is a design method to highlight the edge of clothing. The design of the roll with a strong contrast with the original color or original cloth can highlight the outline of the garment, and also add bright spots to the original monotonous clothing.

Concealed placket

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