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    TLE 7-8 History of Dressmaking

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    Here are the main differences between traditional and modern dressmaking techniques: Traditional Techniques: - Hand sewing using needles and thread - Natural fabrics like linen, wool, cotton and silk - Simple straight cuts and designs - Minimal tailoring and fitting - Clothes were made at home by individuals Modern Techniques: - Use of sewing machines for faster production - Synthetic fabrics like rayon, nylon, polyester - More complex designs with darts, pleats, etc. - Advanced tailoring and precision fitting - Mass production in factories using assembly lines - Wider variety of styles and fast fashion trends So in summary, traditional dressmaking relied more

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    Here are the main differences between traditional and modern dressmaking techniques: Traditional Techniques: - Hand sewing using needles and thread - Natural fabrics like linen, wool, cotton and silk - Simple straight cuts and designs - Minimal tailoring and fitting - Clothes were made at home by individuals Modern Techniques: - Use of sewing machines for faster production - Synthetic fabrics like rayon, nylon, polyester - More complex designs with darts, pleats, etc. - Advanced tailoring and precision fitting - Mass production in factories using assembly lines - Wider variety of styles and fast fashion trends So in summary, traditional dressmaking relied more

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    Here are the main differences between traditional and modern dressmaking techniques: Traditional Techniques: - Hand sewing using needles and thread - Natural fabrics like linen, wool, cotton and silk - Simple straight cuts and designs - Minimal tailoring and fitting - Clothes were made at home by individuals Modern Techniques: - Use of sewing machines for faster production - Synthetic fabrics like rayon, nylon, polyester - More complex designs with darts, pleats, etc. - Advanced tailoring and precision fitting - Mass production in factories using assembly lines - Wider variety of styles and fast fashion trends So in summary, traditional dressmaking relied more

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    Prayer to St.

    Maria Goretti
    Oh Saint Maria Goretti, strengthened by God’s Grace
    Shed your blood and sacrifice life itself to defend your purity
    Look graciously on us who have strayed far from the path of
    eternal salvation.
    Teach us the courage and promptness in fleeing from
    temptation which will help us avoid anything that could offend
    Jesus or stain our souls with sin.
    Obtain for us victory in temptation, comfort in sorrows of life,
    and the grace which we earnestly beg of you so that we may
    What are these pictures
    all about?
    •How important is dressmaking/tailoring
    in our daily living?
    OBJECTIVES:
    C-discuss the different eras in dressmaking
    P-make a reflective essay about the ways on how
    dresses were made based on the different eras in
    dressmaking
    A-value the importance of dressmaking/tailoring in
    our daily living
    1 Dressma
    2 king
    1. Dressmaking
    2. The beginning of
    3 Dressmaking
    3. The Transition of
    4 dressmaking
    4. Question
    5 5. Activity
    What is dressmaking?
    -a craft of sewing clothes and dresses

    What is tailoring?
    -an activity of repairing or altering clothes
    The beginning of dressmaking
    650, 000 years ago –
    ancestors covered their
    Wearing of Clothes bodies with animal fur and
    skin as well as barks and
    leaves of trees.

    Main Purpose
    -Protect the fragile human
    body against the rain, the
    sun, wind and the cold
    The beginning of dressmaking
    19,000 years ago- needles made of
    bones and ivory were found
    Needles and Threads
    6,000 years ago- woven textiles (linen)
    were found in Egypt as well as the
    evidence of silk culture in China 5,000
    years ago

    - Hand crafted and needle (bones) has a


    split head instead of an eye which
    gripped the thread to be sewn.
    History of Dressmaking

    Greek and Roman


     clothes were simple lengths of wool or
    linen secured at the shoulders with
    sashes used as belts

    - Peplos (peh-plows)was a loose ankle-


    length robe worn by women
    - chlamys was knee-length robes worn by
    the men.
    Both were covered with a loose cloak
    called himation.
    History of Dressmaking

    Greek and Roman


    History of Dressmaking

    Middle Ages The Byzantines dressed


    themselves with richly
    patterned, embroidered cloths
    draped over a tunica, the
    replacement of the toga.
    Early medieval Europeans
    either took to the short tunics
    with leggings of the invading
    population (Franks, Anglo-
    Saxons, and Visigoths) or to
    the longer Roman tunics.
    History of Dressmaking

    Middle Ages

    Cotton and silk Dye linen old wool


    History of Dressmaking

    Later Middle Ages


    14th century- the beginnings of
    European fashion.
    People now used lacings and buttons.
    Expensive silk and woven brocades
    were imported from Italy.
    It was also the time for the
    beginning of tailoring. Straight and
    draped garments were now replaced by
    History of Dressmaking

    Later Middle Ages

    woven
    brocades
    History of Dressmaking

    Renaissance

     More people wore


    complex clothes
    following the fashion lead
    of the elites.
     Variations in the form and
    design of clothes adapted
    in various countries were
    History of Dressmaking

    Modern Era
     The early part of the 16th
    century had the influence
    of the formal Spanish
    dress.
     The century also saw the
    rise of the ruff (ruffles)
    and the popularity of
    needle lace.
    History of Dressmaking

    Industrial Revolution
     The Industrial Revolution mechanized
    the manufacturing processes using steam
    power.
    19th Century- sewing machine was
    invented
    20th Century- the synthetic fiber and
    rayon, was discovered
    In this era, textiles were not only
    History of Dressmaking
    1. What are the different eras in dressmaking?

    2. How can you differentiate the techniques


    there are using between traditional and today’s
    new generation?

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