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- 1. S H I R T S , B L O U S E S A N D T O P S K A T H L Y N P . A R A G O N , M A H E
- 2. SHIRTS ARE COLLARED GARMENTS WITH SLEEVES, SHORT OR LONG, THAT USUALLY HAVE button fastenings up the front placket. They are worn by both genders. 3
- 3. BLOUSES ARE GARMENTS THAT WERE WORN ORIGINALLY BY EUROPEAN PEASANTS and workmen but today are worn almost exclusively by females. A blouse tends to be less tailored and more feminine in terms of fabric and styling than a shirt. 3
- 4. TOPS ARE MORE CASUAL GARMENTS, GENERALLY WITH LESS CONSTRUCTION, AND OFTEN made in a knit fabric. T- shirts could be considered in the top category. 3
- 5. BASIC BODICES The bodice, or top part of a woman’s dress, is the basis for a multitude of styles for women’s tops. 4
- 6. STRAPLESS FOUNDATIONS Strapless dresses, bustiers, or tops are usually built on a foundation, which can be minimal or an entire second garment The lines of these foundations can be used as a basis for any of the garment 4
- 8. COLLARS 4
- 11. COWLS 4
- 12. SLEEVES 4
- 13. Three-quarter sleeves work for women, but the only way a man should have that sleeve length is by rolling up his sleeves. For transparent sleeves, the arm should show more clearly in certain places and be less distinct in others. CHECKLIST 10
- 15. TUNICS - A TUNIC CAN BE FITTED OR SOMEWHAT LOOSE THROUGH THE TORSO, BUT IT GENERALLY WIDENS TO ACCOMMODATE EITHER A PANT OR SKIRT. 4
- 16. SHIRT FOR GUYS 5
- 17. SHIRT FOR GUYS 5
- 18. ARMS AND SLEEVES WHEN WE DRAW CLOTHES WE HAVE TO REMEMBER THAT THE STRUCTURE OF THE BODY MUST BE REFLECTED IN THE FOLDS. FOLDS ARE CURVED AND CUFFS WRAP AROUND THE ARM, HELPING TO CREATE THE ILLUSION OF DIMENSION. 5
- 19. ARMS AND SLEEVES 1. KEEP ALL YOUR LINES FAIRLY LIGHTHANDED SO YOUR FABRICS WON’T LOOK THICK. 2. CONSIDER ROLLING UP SLEEVES FOR A COOLER LOOK. 3. CHOOSE ACCESSORIES THAT CONVEY A MORE CASUAL SEASON. 4. IF YOU DO A PATTERN, KEEP IT FLAT, NOT TEXTURED. 5
- 20. HOODIES DRAWING THE HOOD CORRECTLY AND WITH A CERTAIN ATTITUDE IS AN IMPORTANT SKILL TO MASTER. 5
- 21. EMBELLISHMENTS 5
- 22. 1. PASSAMENTERIE THIS BEAUTIFUL EMBELLISHMENT IS MADE WITH COILED AND TWISTED RIBBONS THAT FORM A PATTERN 5
- 25. 2. JET BEADS ADDING ENOUGH BEADS AND VARYING THE SIZE AND SHAPE MAKES THIS EMBELLISHMENT LOOK VERY RICH. 5
- 27. 3. FRINGE 5
- 30. S P O R T S A N D A C T I V E W E A R K A T H L Y N P . A R A G O N , M A H E
- 33. DYNAMIC FIGURES
- 34. FLYAWAY HAIR TO REFLECT MOVEMENT.
- 35. FIGURE IS OFTEN OFF- BALANCE TO INDICATE THAT he or she is “caught” mid- action.
- 36. CORRECT PERSPECTIVE ON SHOES AND ANY sports equipment (like the soccer ball).
- 37. STRONG MUSCULATURE THAT LOOKS LIKE IT IS working.