Romantic style

Author: Chen Xinwen
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Romanticism style applies the artistic spirit of Romanticism to fashion design. In the history of clothing, Baroque and Rococo attire exhibit features of Romanticism. European women's clothing from 1825 to 1850 belongs to the typical Romanticism style, a period known as the Romantic Era. Romanticism-style clothing primarily manifests in non-activity women's wear, characterized by broad shoulders, a slender waist, and full hips. Blouses use puffed sleeves, bell sleeves, or to widen shoulder dimensions. Corsets create a full bust and a slender waist, combined with round hoop skirts, to form an X-shaped silhouette. Fabrics are often light, soft, and thin cotton, densely woven white linen, and shiny, flowing silk. Pink and white are commonly used, along with yellow, light purple, and purple. In modern fashion design, the Romanticism style is primarily reflected in soft, rounded lines, a rich variety of light tones, lightweight, flowing thin fabrics, and details such as puffed sleeves, lace, fringes, embellishments, embroidery, and pleats.