Dropped Waistline. Waistline seam placed below the natural waistline

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1 Dropped Waistline Waistline seam placed below the natural waistline

2 Empire Waistline High-waisted effect with seam placed directly under the bust. Popular from late 18 th c. to 1820s during Empire and Directoire periods in France.

3 Jumper Sleeveless dress, usually with a lowcut neck and armholes, designed to be worn over a blouse, T-shirt, or turtleneck.

4 Princess A gently fitted dress in which the bodice and flared skirt are cut in one piece so there is no waistband or belt.

5 Shirtdress Straight-lined dress buttoned down the front cut similar to a man s shirt, worn with or without a belt.

6 Slip-Dress Simple bias-cut dress with fitted tops, straps over the shoulders, and no waistline.

7 Wrap Dress A dress that wraps across the body in front or back. The lap of the fabric is usually equal to the width of the skirt.

8 Cap Sleeve Small extension cut on the front and back of a blouse to cover the shoulder.

9 Dolman Sleeve A sleeve that is part of the bodice of a garment, usually extending from the waist and tapering to the wrist, creating a very deep armhole. (maybe referred to as batwing sleeve)

10 Kimono Sleeve A square-cut, straight sleeve with a deep armhole, akin to the sleeves of a Japanese kimono

11 Leg of Mutton Sleeve A sleeve that is full and rounded at the shoulder, then fits closely from elbow to wrist, somewhat resembling a leg of lamb.

12 Puff Sleeve A sleeve gathered at the shoulder seam to create a full, rounded effect.

13 Raglan Sleeve A sleeve with seams that angle from under the arms to the collar instead of from shoulder to underarm.

14 3/4 Length Sleeve Sleeve ending between elbow and wrist.

15 Bell Bottom Pants Pants that flare at the bottom, traditionally worn by sailors because the pants allowed ample room for movement aboard ships.

16 Bermuda shorts Long, loose-fitting shorts ending above the knee

17 Breakaway Pants Pants designed for athlete that snap or zip down the side to allow free movement and easy removal.

18 Capri Pants Tight-fitting threequarter-length pants, with short slit on the outside of the leg.

19 Culottes Pants A skirt of varying lengths that is divided into pants.

20 Gaucho Wide-bottomed, midcalf trousers adapted from the pants worn by South American cowboys

21 Harem Pants Loose, flowing trousers gathered into a band at the ankle, made of lightweight, soft fabric.

22 Hip Hugger Pants Low slung pants of any style starting below the normal waistline, resting on hip bones. They were first popular in the mid 1960 s and have made a comeback in the millennium

23 Jeans Made of denim in a variety of styles, narrow or baggy, hip hugging or high-waisted, tailored or stretch.

24 Jodhpurs Pants Riding breeches that are very full from the hip to the knee, billowing out at the sides in a semicircle, and tight from knee to ankle.

25 Knickers Loose, full trousers gathered below the knee and fastened by a buckle or button.

26 Legging Pants Fitted leg coverings extending from waist to the ankle. Came on the scene in the 1980 s in Spandex for workout wear.

27 Palazzo Pants Loose-fitting, full pants, typically made of soft, draping fabric.

28 Pedal Pusher Pants Straight-cut, calf length trousers, slightly tighter fitting than Capri pants.

29 Stirrup Pants Pants that taper toward the ankle with a strap, often elasticized, around the instep and under the foot.

30 Trousers Tailored, straight-cut, menswear inspired pants, cuffed or uncuffed, usually with pleated fronts and slash pockets.

31 Blazer Jacket A lightweight, loose-fitting, tailored jacket that may be single- or double-breasted. The classic length is to the top of the thigh.

32 Bolero Jacket A short jacket, reaching almost to the waist, that is usually worn open. The style originated in Spain and is still worn by Spanish dancers and bullfighters

33 Bomber Jacket Waist length jacket, generally made of leather with elasticized cuff hem. It was first worn by pilots and was referred to as a flight jacket. Adapted for sportswear in the 1960 s. Became popular in the 1980 s thanks to Tom Cruise in the movie Top Gun

34 Cardigan Jacket A knit top or sweater that buttons down the front, with long sleeves and no collar.

35 Cape Sleeveless outerwear of various length and materials usually open in center front; cut in a circular shape, usually with slits for arms. (differs from a poncho which is a pullover version of a cape)

36 Chanel Style Jacket Parisian designer Coco Chanel ( ) popularized the collarless cardigan jacket with patch pockets in the 1920 s.

37 Jean Jacket Denim waist length jacket with cuff sleeves/flap pockets and riveted closures.

38 Peplum Jacket A jacket (or blouse) with a short skirt-like flounce attached to its snug-fitting waistband.

39 Safari Jacket A hip length jacket with large pockets with buttoned flaps and a waist belt, usually made of heavy, waterproof material.

40 Trench Coat Military style coat with epaulets and a double yoke at the shoulders. It is usually made of lightweight wool or a cotton blend and worn as a topcoat or raincoat.

41 Pea Coat Copy of U.S. sailor s hip-length, straight, double-breasted navy blue wool coat with notched lapels, vertical slash pockets, and vent in back

42 Cargo Pocket Large patch type pocket made with center box pleat that expands when pocket is used. Is used on shorts, pants, etc. Also called bellows or safari pockets.

43 Flap Pocket Tailored pocket with flap of selffabric set into the opening, sometimes secured with a button.

44 Hidden Pocket A pocket opening hidden in a seam.

45 Patch Pocket A pocket in a variety of shapes and sizes, sewn to the outside of a garment.

46 Slashed Pocket Any pocket with a pouch that is hidden inside the garment.

47 Welt Pocket An insert pocket with the lower lip finished by an upstanding welt that may be from 3/8 to 1 wide. Usually a breast pocket placed on the left front of a man s suit coat or overcoat. Also known as a besom pocket