Tle Flashcards

(52 cards)

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7 factors you consider in selecting clothes to wear

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  1. Is it your body shape?
  2. Is it your complexion?
  3. Is it your gender?
  4. Is it your age?
  5. Is it your profession?
  6. Is it your religious status?

7.Is it your customs and traditions?

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is an effective way of selling and promoting many products and services

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Unique selling proposition

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Four P’s of Marketing

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Product
Promotional Activities
Place or Channel of Distribution
Price

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is how products and services interact with consumers through designs, logos, and messages.

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Product branding

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5
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is an important way of knowing and creating image for certain products or services.

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Branding

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6
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4 elements of design

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Line
Shape or Form
Texture
Color

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7
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in fashion refers to the direction of the fabric designs.

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Line

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8
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Types of Lines

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Vertical lines
Horizontal lines
Diagonal lines
Curvy lines
Jagged lines

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9
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are used when you want to become taller and narrower.

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Vertical lines

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10
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are used when you want to look wider

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Horizontal lines

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11
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are used to emphasize a part of the body

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Diagonal lines

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12
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are used to emphasize body curves.

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Curvy lines

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13
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suggest illusion of excitement, drama, and confusion

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Jagged lines

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is defined as the external appearance, form, or figure of a garment.

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Shape or Form

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5 Types of shape or form

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Hourglass shape
Wedge shape
Tubular shape
Bell shape
A-Line shape

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16
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shows the curves of the women’s body.

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Hourglass shape

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17
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is for both men and women wherein the shoulder part is broader and narrower at the bottom.

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Wedge shape

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18
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is used by men and women.

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Tubular shape

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19
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shows a fitted waist and a bell-shaped skirt.

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Bell shape

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20
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shows a narrow top and broadens out in the lower part.

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A-Line shape

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21
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refers to the quality of the surface

22
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adds mood, expression, and enhances the appearance of a wardrobe

23
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5 Principles of Design

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Balance
Rhythm
Emphasis
Proportion
Harmony

24
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2 kinds of balance

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Symmetrical Balance
Asymmetrical Balance

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can be achieved with a straight hemline and the amount of weight from the center has the same design on both sides.
Symmetrical Balance
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The skirt with uneven hemline has an asymmetrical balance or informal balance.
Asymmetrical balance
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is achieved when the eyes of an observer move over any garment.
Rhythm
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the yarns are weaved into a pattern.
Woven
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3 Types of rhythm
Repetition Gradation Radiation
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are techniques used by fashion designers to increase or decrease lines, shapes, colors, or textures
Gradation
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can be achieved when a particular part of a design attracts the eyes
Emphasis
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means that there is unity in all the elements of design like color, line, shape, and texture and the principles of design like balance, proportion, rhythm, and emphasis.
Harmony
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are garments from the waist down the knee length, calf length, or ankle length.
Skirts
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5 different skirts
A-line Fitted Pleated Gored Circular
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shaped like the letter A, small at the Waistline and wider at the hemline
A-line Skirt
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are straight-cut, knee length, and legs are too close which makes it difficult to walk
Fitted Skirt
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The pleats vertically run up and down.
Pleated Skirt
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are usually knee high and have seams that open up when there is movement and close when there is no movement
Gored Skirt
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4 Skirts with waistbands
Gothered Skirts Box Pleats Inverted Pleats Knife pleats with top stitching
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are techniques used by fashion designers to repeat lines, shapes, colors, or textures.
Repetition
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are techniques used by fashion designers to create lines or colors coming from the center or from one part to another part.
Radiation
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13 Tools and Equipment
tape measure tailor's square tailor's chalk hip curve ruler pencil w/ eraser pattern paper pins scissors dressmakers' shears sewing machine needles tracing wheel sewing machine
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is a perfect circle especially when laid flat on the floor
Circular Skirt.
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in fashion designing means the size and scale of any part of the garment in relation to the size of the whole.
Proportion
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the yarns are interloped in many ways and it usually stretches.
Knitted
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10 Types of fabrics
Cotton Cotton Jersey Linen Silk Wool Broadcloth Chiffon Crepe Satin Lace
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are items used to attached garment parts to help you put on and take off clothes easily.
Fasteners
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TYPES OF FASTENERS
Zippers Buttons Hooks and Eyes The snap fastener or press stud Velcro fasteners
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Types of Facings
Separate facings Extended facings All-in-one facings
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are used for a particular part of the garment
Separate facings
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are basically a separate facing attached to the garment by a folded straight line
Extended facings
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are the kind of facings combining several facings into one and the same place
All-in-one facings