Structural Design Of Women'S Clothing Under The Physiological Cause

When clothing is formed, it should fit into the body and fit the body perfectly. It should fully embody the shape and beauty of the human body, and these styles must be completed and embodied through the adjustment of the clothing structure. With the development of economy, the clothing of the second skin of human beings is not only a covering body and a warm and cold object, people are more fluent in their deep comfort and efficacy, which puts forward higher requirements for the study of the relationship between the structural adjustment of clothing and the human body structure.

The female body is obviously more complex than the male body, and constitutes the complex and changeable characteristics of the design of the women's clothing. Therefore, understanding the cross-sectional characteristics of the female body can clearly understand the three-dimensional spatial relationship of the human body.

The accurate, beautiful and reasonable structural grasp is very important.

The difference between male and female is mainly in upper body.

Due to physiological reasons, men's shoulder width and chest size are large and their pelvis is narrow and thin, with a wide and narrow inverted trapezoid. On the contrary, the shoulders are narrow, the chest is small, the pelvis is wide and thick, and the whole is narrow and wide.

On the side, male shape is uneven, while the whole is straight. The female breast is bulge, the neck is protruding, the shoulder blade is prominent, the pelvis is thick, the gluteus maximus muscle is high, the waist is depressed, and the abdomen is very stiff, forming a beautiful "S" curve.

Men's wear is due to the difference in body size between men and women.

He is good at making use of the flexibility of materials to carry out "drawing back".

The design shows a "hidden" structural feature. In order to adapt to the high drop of body shape, women's clothing displays the structural characteristics of "obvious" in a large number of provinces, divisions and pleated designs.

Clever designers are good at exploiting these characteristics.