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This technique involves creating the foundation of a top garment by shaping fabric on a mannequin.

This method results in a garment with loose, flowing folds in the neckline or other areas.

This technique is done by cutting fabric at a 45-degree angle to the grain to create garments that cling and follow the body's curves.

A technique where excess fabric is draped to create fullness and volume in a skirt.

This ancient-inspired draping results in elegant, flowing lines reminiscent of classical sculptures.

Creating a one-shoulder garment that wraps around the body, embodying the essence of Roman attire.

Fabric is folded in pleats to add structure and decorative elements to the garment.

This technique involves creating garments with an uneven or non-mirrored silhouette.

Fabric is gathered or pleated to form ruffles, enhancing the garment with volume and texture.