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Features bunching of the fabric, often at the waist or hip, to create volume and interesting textures.

Features loose, cascading folds created by sagging fabric, often seen around the neckline or back.

Fabric is shaped into three-dimensional forms, relying on stiff materials or support to maintain shape.

Fabric is twisted around the body or along seams to create tension and visual interest.

Fabric is tucked to create small, structured folds, often used to add decorative detail to a piece.

Darts are used as a design feature, manipulated to add shaping or decorative elements to the garment.

Characterized by elements that are not symmetrical, giving a modern and dynamic look.

Fabric is folded into pleats, adding structure and detail to the garment.

Multiple rows of gathered fabric, producing a stretchy texture, often used in bodices or sleeves.

Fabric is cut and draped on the bias, allowing it to cling softly and stretch over the body.

Fabric is molded to follow the body's contour closely, accentuating the body's natural lines.

Incorporates flowing, cascading layers of fabric, creating a 'waterfall' effect.

Fabric gathered in repeated folds, providing texture and emphasizing or de-emphasizing body shapes.

Fabric is pouched over at the hem, creating a 'bubble' effect, often used in skirts and dresses.

Loose, hanging fabric that is often pinned or arranged in curves, adding a luxurious touch.

Uses fabric to create Grecian-style silhouettes with soft, elegant lines.

Draping starts from a lower point than the natural waistline, often used in skirts or dresses.

Balances soft fabric manipulation with tailored, architectural elements for a formal appearance.

Fabric is knotted, which can create focal points or help adjust the fit of the garment.