Textiles And Costume Design
Textiles And Costume Design
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Brims are intended in front to protect the eyes ; on the sides and at the back, only for balance in line. They should not extend be- yond the shoulders, because of the incon- venience they might cause to other people.
9. The trimmings should furnish fine balance to keep the hat in the proper place on the . Head. They should be placed either in front or at the sides.
[49] TEXTILES AND COSTUME DESIGN 10. A hat light in texture may be larger than one which is heavy in texture. Of course a light co...lored hat will look larger than a black or dark one.
11. A hat should be adjusted so that it looks well from all points of view.
12. The center of interest should be either at one side or in the front.
13. A small hat is in better balance with a short skirt than is a large hat.
14. A large hat balances a figure with a train gown.
It cannot be too strongly emphasized that trim- mings and insertions must be put on a gown or hat with the idea of the relation of lines to the figure. In trimmings, reject shortening horizontal lines in dia- mond-shaped medallion type or cheap metallic dec- orations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brims are intended in front to protect the eyes ; on the sides and at the back, only for balance in line. They should not extend be- yond the shoulders, because of the incon- venience they might cause to other people.
9. The trimmings should furnish fine balance to keep the hat in the proper place on the . Head. They should be placed either in front or at the sides.
[49] TEXTILES AND COSTUME DESIGN 10. A hat light in texture may be larger than one which is heavy in texture. Of course a light co...lored hat will look larger than a black or dark one.
11. A hat should be adjusted so that it looks well from all points of view.
12. The center of interest should be either at one side or in the front.
13. A small hat is in better balance with a short skirt than is a large hat.
14. A large hat balances a figure with a train gown.
It cannot be too strongly emphasized that trim- mings and insertions must be put on a gown or hat with the idea of the relation of lines to the figure. In trimmings, reject shortening horizontal lines in dia- mond-shaped medallion type or cheap metallic dec- orations.
What to read after Textiles And Costume Design?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Peters Ellsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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