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Title: Proportion Flattering the figure


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ProportionFlattering the figure
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Proportion
  • Refers to how lines and shapes divide the space,
    garment, or outfit into parts. It involves the
    relationship of one part or space compared to
    another part or space, compared to the whole
    garment, and to the body.

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Proportion ratios
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  • Any fashion can be divided into parts and
    compared, which creates a ratio.
  • Draw visual lines across the design to begin.
  • Where there is a line, color, texture or shape
    change begin the first part of your ratio.
  • The second part of the ratio is the remaining
    part of the outfit.

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1 to 3 ratio
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Proportion
  • A garment is generally more interesting and
    pleasing if divided into uneven or unequal parts,
    and if the parts are in scale with the body.
  • For example, uneven ratios of one part to three
    parts, two parts to three parts and three to five
    are traditionally considered to be more
    interesting and artistically pleasing than one to
    one or two to four which can appear boring or
    bulky.
  • Uneven ratios are more similar to natural body
    proportions and less obvious than even ratios.

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Natural proportion
  • With the waist as the dividing line, the bodys
    ratio averages two parts above the waist and
    three parts below or three parts above five parts
    below.
  • Garment proportions that are harmonious with the
    body do not reveal nor emphasize variations in
    body proportions that occur due to bone structure
    and uneven weight distribution.
  • Clothing proportions can be manipulated using the
    elements of design to visually alter body
    proportions and created an illusion about the
    figure.

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Mark the proportion
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Proportion assignment
  • Choose two pictures of full length designs.
  • Cut them out neatly and paste them to a white
    piece of paper
  • Using a ruler decide what the proportion of the
    outfit is.
  • Draw your box and lines on top of the design,
    using a pen that can be seen. Label with numbers
    the divisions
  • Write on the back of the white sheet
  • What is the ratio?
  • How does the proportion add interest, help the
    figure or detract from the figure?
  • EXTRA CREDIT turn in to two portfolio pages

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Portfolio Assignment
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