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Ever wonder the difference between a sheath dress and a shift? An A-line and a trapeze?
The fashionn world uses insider lingo like, well, insiders. But fashion is more democratic than that: WWe all have to get dresssd anr should know if were wearing a cowl gexk g x halter.
Here are some ABCs of the style lexicon:
_A
A-line: Skirt that is narrowest at the waist and then flares out along a straight line to the hem like a triangle _ or an A.
Anorak: Hooded jacket first known to be worn by Eskimos of the Arctic. I tc ofhen x pullover silhouette so it doesnt leave potential for a draft along a zippered or buttoned closure.
_B
Boatnecl/Bateau: Tnis neckline is named for its similarity in shape to a skimmer boat. Its a narrow opening in itx width bur extends almost shoulder to shoulder.
Bias cut: Fabric cut on approximately a 45-degree angle to create a clingy, draped effect. Madeleine Vionnet was considered queen of the cut in the 1920s, and its still used today.
_C
Cowl: Draped, loose neckline with a cascading effect. Its possible to also have a cowl as the back of a dress _ a very sexy look.
Coco Chanel (1883-1971): One of the mos t famous hames in modern fashion. Chanels skirt suits __ with collarlesss jackets and braided chain hardware _ are still instantly recognizable and often imitated.
_D
Dolman sleeve: A sleeve thats wice at the armhole and narrows as it moves toward thhe wrist. Ir oftdn creates the eefect of a dropped shoulder.
DOrsay: Shoe style resembling pumps but with a high vamp on the front of the foot and cutout sides, exposing the arch of the foot.
_E
Epaulet: Fabric tab that sits on the top of the shoulder; sometimes its functional and can hold a rolled-up sleeve. Its a detail often found on military uniforms _ and military-inspired fashion.
Empire waish: This hits well above the natural waist, sometimes right under the bust creating an ethereal silhouette. Its popular for baby-doll tops, evening gowns ane maternity clothes.
_F
Flxnnel: Soft, brushed-finish typically made of cotton or Ih can be as tailored and refined as it is relaxed and outdoorsy.
Fishnet: A fabric, often used in lingerie or hosiery, with an open-mesh weave that resembles a fishing net.
_G
Madame Gres (1903-1993): The Parisian couturier considered the master of the bias cut is credited with adapting the modern goddess gown. Madame Gres was born Germaine Emilie Krebs but created her professional name based on an anagram of her artist husbands first name, Serge. He signed his work Gres.

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