中華服飾文化中心 輔仁大學織品服裝學系 Chinese Textiles and Clothing Culture Center The collection comprising more than 10,000 pieces of Taiwan Aborigines, Chinese Majorities and Chinese Ethnic Minorities, including textiles, costumes, accessories, related materials and tools serves as teaching, research, creative resources for the…
Bralettes The main difference between a bra and a bralette is that bralettes are softer, more lightweight, and are usually made without wiring.As a result, bralettes give lighter support than a regular bra.In the past, this comfortable bra alternative was…
Bucket Hats The bucket hat is back, as searches have gone up by 56% since last year (according to Lyst) and a 55% increase in searches on eBay.While more recently spotted on Billie Eilish, Diplo, and shows of Bode, Kate…
Maxies The maxi dress style has always been one of the most versatile things a woman wears.Are they headed out on a summer night? – Throw it on with sandals and go.Are you going to a wedding? – Dress it…
White Knee-High Boots Swing it back to the ’60s with the classic gogo dancers-inspired item of footwear – white knee-high boots.Taking its inspiration from the Youth Revolution in the mid-century, this Nancy Sinatra-approved look is a chic way to elevate…
Coat dress A coat dress is a dress that is fitted with a single- or double-breasted coat placket that opens straight to the hem, with a belt that may or may not be tied. Word’s Definition resource : FU-JEN…
Lacing Lacing is a popular fastening technique used in clothes (especially with the recent popularity of corsets and corset tops) and uses cord or ribbon laced through holes which may be eyelets or rings on the edge of garments. It…
Draping quality It is the falling property of the fabric. Depending on the type and length of the fibers contained, the thickness and structure of the yarn count, the structural design of the weave, and the processing of the…
What is a textile? and What are textiles? A textile is a material of spinning and weaving, which is the process of turning fibers into fabric. This includes raw materials (fibers), semi-finished products (yarns, fabrics) and final products (clothing, curtains…
