Fashion Design. Technical Part II

Author: (Japan) Nakaya Chizuko/Miyaji Masatoshi (editors)/Liu Meihua/Zhou Zhaoguan (translators)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The book "Clothing Construction (Technical Part II)" edited by Miyaji Masatoshi and others introduces tools and materials used in clothing production through photos and text. It also takes tops (shirts), skirts, pants, and dresses as examples, explaining in sequence the drawing of patterns, cutting, mock seams, corrections, sewing, and processing steps. Through detailed and exquisite illustrations, it provides simple and easy-to-understand explanations for beginners. "Clothing Construction (Technical Part II)" primarily focuses on the production of suits and coats, with a particular emphasis on women's suits. Additionally, it explains paper pattern techniques for draping and industrial paper patterns. The book mainly covers the production of evening wear and formal attire, while also detailing the use of materials such as lace and leather. It is suitable for learners with some foundation in clothing production. This book is part of the "Japanese Cultural Women's University Fashion Lecture" series, based on the classic "Clothing Construction," with revised cultural-style blocks, presenting the latest work on clothing structure, paper patterns, and pattern-making techniques. Starting from basic to advanced levels, it uses the traditional Japanese style of detailed illustrations to explain concepts clearly. The book primarily focuses on the production of suits and coats, with a special emphasis on women's suits. Additionally, it explains paper pattern techniques for draping and industrial paper patterns. It can serve as a reference for fashion designers and production personnel, as well as for faculty and students in fashion schools.