Special gowns on fashion vocabulary (posts on learning fashion slangs): A-LINE
Today on Special gowns on fashion vocabulary (posts on learning fashion slangs), we are going to talk about,
A-LINE:
A-line is a type of shaping where there is a fitting at a point and flows, or comes down with a flare.
Furthermore, according to fashion-az, written by Camilla Morton,
A-line is the name of the triangle-like silhouette that begins fitted, typically starting at the waist, and gets gradually wider from the hips down to the hem. It echoes the shape of a capital A. The term was first coined in 1955 by Christian Dior to describe the shape of his A-line Spring Summer Collection. Later, it evolved into Yves Saint Laurent’s 1958 Trapeze Line in his first collection for the house, where the shape drops from the shoulder.
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