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Slide 1: Fashion Styles
Slide 2: Fashion Style • What is Fashion? – A particular style that is popular at a given time. • What is Style? – Refers to the characteristics that distinguish one particular item of clothing from another
Slide 3: Fashion Style • Classic – Styles that stay in fashion for a long time. • Fad – A fashion that is very popular for a short • Avant-Garde – French expression that means ahead of fashion, described this way are daring and unconventional. • Retro – A look that brings back styles from an earlier time.
Slide 4: Fashion Cycle • Introduction stage – A fashion is born when it’s worn for the first time. Most new fashions are introduced in small quantities at higher prices. • Growth Stage – Interest in fashion builds people gradually accept it. • Maturity Stage – When many people wear a fashion it reaches the peak of its popularity. Produced in large quantities at lower prices • Decline Stage – People tire of particular style, sales decline, starts to look old-fashioned.
Slide 5: Fashion Cycle
Slide 6: Neckline Styles • Jewel • Crew • Cowl
Slide 7: Neckline Styles • Bateau • Sweetheart • Halter
Slide 8: Collar Styles • Peter Pan • Sailor • Mandarin • Tuxedo
Slide 9: Collar Styles • Chelsea • Puritan • Ruff • Jabot
Slide 10: Sleeve Styles • Three basic sleeve styles • Set-in • Raglan • Kimono
Slide 11: Dress Styles • Those with waistlines or horizontal seam and those that lack one. • Sheath • Shift, or chemise
Slide 12: Dress Styles • A-line
Slide 13: Shirt Styles • Dress • Sport • Polo • Hawaii
Slide 14: Shirt Styles • Henley • Tuxedo • Tank top • Tunic
Slide 15: Skirt Styles • Dirndl • Gored • Wrap
Slide 16: Pants Styles • Straight • Tapered • Flared • Bermuda Shorts
Slide 17: Pants Styles • Culottes • Palazzo • Leggings
Slide 18: Pants Styles • Warm-ups • Jumpsuit
Slide 19: Jacket and Coat Styles • Blazer • Cardigan • Bolero • Tuxedo
Slide 20: Jacket and Coat Styles • Chesterfield • Trench • Pea