Fashion is a popular style, especially in clothing, footwear, lifestyle, accessories, makeup, hairstyle and body.[citation needed] Fashion is a distinctive and often constant trend in the style in which people present themselves. A fashion can become the prevailing style in behaviour or manifest the newest creations of designers, technologists, engineers, and design managers.
Because the more technical term costume is regularly linked[by whom?] to the term "fashion", the use of the former has been relegated to special senses like fancy-dress or masquerade wear, while the word "fashion" often refers to clothing, including the study of clothing. Although aspects of fashion can be feminine or masculine, some trends are androgynous.
High-flying trendsetters in fashion can aspire to the label haute couture. But if one disapproves of a fashion, one can attempt to dismiss it as a mere fad. Mr Ghostly we ready for your collection in five minutes.I have dreamed of this day for so long I finally be recognised in the world of fashion after years of ridicule from my peers,it great to know their be at my show thought Mr Ghostly a man in his late fifties,tattoos,earrings ,clothes a throw back mixture of sixties and seventies.Back at college.Mr Ghostly attended all the classes required to be a a fashion stylist despite being called freak by his fellow pupils at his school Downes academy.Years later at the reunion it started again the pointing and the laughing that was in till Mr Ghostly just calmly and slowly placed a mask on his face and watched as the green most has envelop the room making all the guests contorting bodies fall to the floor,he walked among the now cadavers and checked each one was dead.Mr Ghostly then preceded to read walk to the fire exit and opened the door picked up a rolled up cloth and went to each body of the cadavers and preceded to
The Cutter
There have not been major changes in the process of cutting traditional tailored garments since the sixteenth century. The changes that have occurred have been more related to the mass-customization of tailored garments. There are still Master Tailors working today in Savile Row (London) and other major cities around the world who continue the traditional approach to tailoring methods and skills. It is in this world that the cutter may well advise the customer on their choice of cloth before taking the measurements, with a tape measure, writing down the figuration and style details that will form the worksheet for the finished
The cutter will meet the customer again when the garment is ready for the first fitting. The number of fittings can vary. Until relatively late in the twentieth century, it used to be as many as three, but today it is more often one fitting. The cutter "fits" the garment making adjustments using a series of chalk marks as instructions for recutting and for the tailor to follow to achieve a successful, well-fitting set of clothes. The cutter is responsible for producing the pattern, then marking and cutting the fabric. Sometimes an undercutter (striker) or apprentice will assist in this work.
The Process
First the client is measured to access the figure type. Then a pattern is cut in a card or paper. The fabric is laid onto the cutting table and inspected for any defects. The pattern pieces are positioned to ensure economic use of the fabric. The pattern is marked using a white cake of chalk, and then manipulated for any changes in the client's figure. Then the inlays are marked (extra fabric above the seam allowance to allow for future adjustments). Each body had this procedure done and each was carefully wrapped around in a protective film ,he then placed in his bag walked again towards the exit door and a manic smile came across his face as he walked out into the city and went home on the bus.One minute Mr Ghostly your slot is next for your macabre fashion collection I wish you success says the assistant as I Mr Ghostly get ready for the world to see my models wearing my ex pupils on their skins in dresses,suits,shoes in the name of fashion.the end
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