1. GARMENT parts AND styles
FASHION DESIGN
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2. OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this lesson, students will be able to:
Identify garment parts
Identify and compare garment styles
Identify which styles compliment various body types
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3. Garment Parts Pant Skirt Bodice Sleeve Collar
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4. Identify the Garment Part
Ask class to look at each picture and identify what garment parts are in each celebrity’s outfit. Tell students to discuss whether the garment parts are flattering to the various body types or not. Why?
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5. Pant Styles Culotte – pants hang away from the abdomen and buttocks
shorty-shorts (1 ½” below crotch at inseam, ending to 1 ½” above crotch level at side seam
bermudas (between jamaicas
and knee)
knee length
toreador (between knee and ankle)
capri (1” above ankle)
ankle length
full length
Culotte – pants hang away from the abdomen and buttocks
Trouser – hangs straight from the abdomen and buttocks
Slack – cups slightly under abdomen and buttocks
Jean – contours abdomen and buttocks
(Insert information on flattering pant styles for specific body types)
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6. Skirt Styles micro mini Straight A-Shape (rectangular) (triangular)
mini (mid-thigh)
knee length
midi (mid-calf)
ankle
floor length
Bell
Peg
(inverted triangle)
(Insert information on flattering pant styles for specific body types)
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7. Dress Styles Shift - fitted with a series of double darts
Sheath - fitted with a series of single darts
Box-fit – elimination of all waist darts, and an increase of intake at the side bust dart
(Insert information on flattering pant styles for specific body types)
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8. Bodice Styles Two-dart bodice Classic princess styleline
Armhole princess styleline
(Insert picture example of each style)
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9. Sleeve Styles Set-in sleeve Sleeve-bodice combination
(Insert picture example of each style)
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10. Collar Styles Convertible collar Non-convertible collar
(Insert picture example of each style)
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11. Student Assignment
Create your own “Garment Parts and Styles” catalog. Using magazines or online sources, find one example of each of the following:
Pant style
Skirt style
Dress style
Bodice style
Sleeve style
Collar style
You may choose to make your catalog on the computer or by hand. Once you have found your pictures, cut and paste them to a half sheet of paper. Label the garment style and part, and write a 1-2 sentence description explaining how it may compliment a particular body type.
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