Silhouette Architecture & Design Features
An elegant cut with refined proportions accentuates femininity and ensures maximum ease of movement. The garment features balanced design lines, carefully positioned darts, and an ergonomic fit. Patterns include notches along the waistline, bust, and side seams for flawless pattern piece alignment during assembly.
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Fabric Consumption & Materials Table
Recommended Fabrics: Medium-weight dress fabrics, viscose, linen, cotton, silk, lightweight jersey knit or crepe.
Size Chart & Fabric Consumption View Details
| Size (EU/US) | Bust Girth (cm) | Waist Girth (cm) | Hip Girth (cm) | Fabric Consumption (140 cm width) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40 – 42 | 80 – 84 | 60 – 64 | 88 – 92 | 1.40 – 1.60 m |
| 44 – 46 | 88 – 92 | 68 – 72 | 96 – 100 | 1.65 – 1.85 m |
| 48 – 50 | 96 – 100 | 76 – 80 | 104 – 108 | 1.90 – 2.10 m |
| 52 – 54 | 104 – 108 | 84 – 88 | 112 – 116 | 2.15 – 2.40 m |
Step-by-Step Sewing Process
- Cutting & Fabric Preparation: Preshrink fabric with a steam iron before cutting. Lay out pattern pieces along the grainline keeping standard allowances (0.7 cm for seams, 2.0–2.5 cm for hems).
- Interfacing & Stabilization: Apply fusible interfacing to the neckline facings, shoulder seams, and plackets to retain garment shape.
- Bodice & Sleeve Assembly: Baste and stitch darts, shoulder, and side seams. Set in sleeves into armholes aligning registration notches.
- Neckline & Vent Finishing: Finish the neckline with facing or bias binding, and press thoroughly.
- Final Finishing & Pressing: Hem the bottom edge and sleeves, then perform final steam pressing for a professional atelier finish.
Styling Capsules & Ready Outfits
This model integrates seamlessly into any capsule wardrobe. Pair it effortlessly with everyday basics or elevated designer accessories to craft a polished, expressive look.
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