A-line
The
most common silhouette that has the hem larger in proportion
to the chest and waist measurement, thus giving the
classic 'A' appearance.
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Shift
This has a straight cylindrical shape to the garment
achieved by giving same measurements to the chest, waist
and hem. The effect is best achieved when overall the
garment has a close fit. This silhouette works very
well for the younger customers.
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Tent
This
silhouette is achieved by flaring the garment from under
the armhole. It is important for the garment to be close
fitted at the bust.
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Empire line
This
refers to a panel dividing the garment horizontally
into two panels below the bust.
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Asymmetrical
This kind of silhouette does not have a symmetrical form.
It can be achieved by varying the true colours, panels,
hemlines etc. |
