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Worth created the ______, a device used to hold up skirts and expose the petticoat.
Worth created the ______, a device used to hold up skirts and expose the petticoat.
polonaise
A _______ is a men's double breasted overcoat with a contrasting collar.
A _______ is a men's double breasted overcoat with a contrasting collar.
Chesterfield
During the Victorian era, women couldn't openly communicate with men, they covered their faces with either a _____ or _____, 2 accessories they couldn't leave the house without.
During the Victorian era, women couldn't openly communicate with men, they covered their faces with either a _____ or _____, 2 accessories they couldn't leave the house without.
fan, parasol
A ______ is a collarless waist trimmed bolero style jacket with 3 quarter length sleeves popular in the Civil War.
A ______ is a collarless waist trimmed bolero style jacket with 3 quarter length sleeves popular in the Civil War.
Burberry patented _____ fabric for waterproof coats.
Burberry patented _____ fabric for waterproof coats.
_______ ________ made the discovery of gold in Sutters Mill, CA important to fashion by making a heavier weight pant out of canvas.
_______ ________ made the discovery of gold in Sutters Mill, CA important to fashion by making a heavier weight pant out of canvas.
Who built the first commercially successful sewing machine in which the needle moved up and down not side to side?
Who built the first commercially successful sewing machine in which the needle moved up and down not side to side?
Children's clothing primarily mirrored adult clothing during the Victorian and Edwardian era with the exception of the boys _____ _______ ______ named for the English children's book character which had a velvet jacket, pinstriped bow, and pants.
Children's clothing primarily mirrored adult clothing during the Victorian and Edwardian era with the exception of the boys _____ _______ ______ named for the English children's book character which had a velvet jacket, pinstriped bow, and pants.
_____ created a method of pleating fabric that was lost when he died until recently. His most famous dress was the ______ gown.
_____ created a method of pleating fabric that was lost when he died until recently. His most famous dress was the ______ gown.
Madeleine Vionnet was known as the Queen of the ______ cut.
Madeleine Vionnet was known as the Queen of the ______ cut.
Lanvin made matching dresses for _____ and ________, making the usefulness of both an important aspect of 20th-century fashion.
Lanvin made matching dresses for _____ and ________, making the usefulness of both an important aspect of 20th-century fashion.
_____ were the first acceptable pants for women to wear. Used as loungewear for parties.
_____ were the first acceptable pants for women to wear. Used as loungewear for parties.
Women wore ______ eyeliner and ______ lipstick in the 1920s.
Women wore ______ eyeliner and ______ lipstick in the 1920s.
Lanvin's most popular design, the ____ ______ ___, featured a long full skirt and dropped waist.
Lanvin's most popular design, the ____ ______ ___, featured a long full skirt and dropped waist.
_____ hats worn by flappers fit close to the head and pulled down over the forehead.
_____ hats worn by flappers fit close to the head and pulled down over the forehead.
______ shoes worn in the 1920s were more decorative because hemlines were shorter.
______ shoes worn in the 1920s were more decorative because hemlines were shorter.
Who said that wool was healthy when worn near the skin?
Who said that wool was healthy when worn near the skin?
According to the book, the ____ silhouette, which was shaped by long seams from shoulder to hem rather than by gathers or pleats.
According to the book, the ____ silhouette, which was shaped by long seams from shoulder to hem rather than by gathers or pleats.
An S-Bend posture, or ____ ____ ____ silhouette emphasized curves above the waist and rounded hips below a small waist during the Edwardian Era.
An S-Bend posture, or ____ ____ ____ silhouette emphasized curves above the waist and rounded hips below a small waist during the Edwardian Era.
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Study Notes
Fashion Terminology
- Polonaise: A device designed to hold up skirts and showcase petticoats.
- Chesterfield: A men's double-breasted overcoat characterized by a contrasting collar.
- Fan and Parasol: Essential accessories for women during the Victorian era, used to subtly communicate and fashionably conceal their faces.
Historical Garments
- Zouave: A collarless bolero-style jacket with three-quarter length sleeves prevalent during the Civil War.
- Gabardine: A patented fabric by Burberry used for creating waterproof coats.
- Levi Strauss: Innovator who adapted canvas to make heavier weight pants, linking the discovery of gold in Sutter's Mill to a fashion evolution.
Sewing and Design Innovations
- Singer: Builder of the first commercially successful sewing machine with an up-and-down needle mechanism.
- Little Lord Fauntleroy: A boys' clothing style reflecting adult fashion, featuring a velvet jacket and pinstriped bow, inspired by a character from an English children's book.
Fashion Techniques and Trends
- Fortuny: A designer renowned for creating a distinctive pleating technique, with the Delphos gown being his most notable work.
- Madeleine Vionnet: Revered as the Queen of the bias cut, influencing garment design with this technique.
Family and Gender in Fashion
- Lanvin: Designer who created matching outfits for mothers and daughters, marking a significant trend in 20th-century fashion.
- Silk Pajamas: The first socially acceptable pants for women, initially designed for loungewear and parties.
Make-Up and Style Evolution
- 1920s Make-Up: Women typically wore coal eyeliner and oxblood lipstick during this decade.
- Robe de Style: Lanvin's design featuring a long full skirt and dropped waist, representing a popular silhouette of the time.
- Cloche Hats: Fashionable hats worn by flappers, fitting snugly to the head and pulled down over the forehead.
Footwear and Health
- Mary Jane and T-Bar Shoes: Popular decorative shoe styles in the 1920s, catering to the era's shorter hemlines.
- Jaeger: Advocated for the health benefits of wearing wool close to the skin.
Silhouette Styles
- Princess Silhouette: Defined by long seamlines extending from shoulder to hem, distinguishing it from gather-based designs.
- Pouter Pigeon Silhouette: A silhouette emphasizing curvaceous figures, marked by an S-bend posture, commonly seen during the Edwardian era.
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