Elements
What is the difference between tactile and visual texture?
Tactile can be felt and visual is the illusion of texture.
Which line direction generally creates a taller, more slender appearance?
Vertical
What element describes the surface quality of a fabric?
Texture
What principle asks whether a garment is symmetrical or assymetrical?
Balance
What type of rhythm occurs when elements repeat?
Repetition
Seams, darts, and pleats are an example of what?
Structural Lines
Which line direction creates a shorter, wider appearance?
Horizontal
What is the actual feeling of a textile?
Tactile Texture
What principle creates a focal point?
Emphasis
This career pathway decides and purchases clothing to put into retailers.
Retail Buyer
What is the difference between positive and negative space?
Positive = filled/occupied
Negative = empty/open
Which lines add movement and excitement?
Diagonal
What type of texture creates the illusion of a real texture on a flat surface?
Visual
What principle deals with the relative sizes of parts?
Proportion
What is the Fashion Cycle represented by?
Bell Shaped Curve
What are the Elements of Design covered in our Presentation?
Line, Space, Texture Shape/Form
Lace, trims, buttons, and pockets are example of what?
Decorative Lines
What is shape?
The flat silhouette or outer edge of a garment. Shape is 2D.
What principle means that all parts work together seamlessly?
Harmony/Unity
Ombre is an example of what type of Rhythm?
Gradation
What are the four basic apparel shapes?
Natural, Tubular, Bell, and Full
A garment has an open cutout at the waist. What type of space is this?
Negative
What is form?
Refers to space and volume. It is how a garment occupies space around the body. Form is 3D.
Name all 3 types of Rhythm?
Radiation, Gradation, and Repetition.
This career pathway inspects garments to make sure they're up to specific standards.
Quality Control