His concepts begin with menswear fabrics, which are then dressed in traditional women's guises with bias cutting, pleating and drapes.
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Fold edge of bottom pastry back over ends of the lattice strips, pleating it at regular intervals, to make a neat border.
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Ruching and pleating are the novelty feminine twist, with a myriad of below-the-knee velvet skirts that resemble Viennese curtains.
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The volume is turned up via the addition of exaggerated bell sleeves on blouses and cocktail dresses, extensive use of pleating and tiered effects.
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They have less generous pleating at the waist than Saint Laurent's own style-a detail which some trouser-lovers will appreciate.
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The same characteristic also made permanent pleating a commercial fact for the first time, and gave great style impetus to the whole dress industry.
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Turning surfaces into intriguing terrains, the designers of these textiles achieve their effects by cratering, eroding, wrinkling, rippling, pleating and puckering.
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It depends solely on the size of the tartan sett even when pleating to the stripe, since the sett determines the spacing of the stripes.
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He cut coats, supple and roomy, like bathrobes, one with heat-set pleating, a marriage of Japanese textile advances and French luxury.
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It is doubtful that Sander, or her devoted customers, could find a rationale for matronly clothes with fussy details like accordion pleating and fabric corsages.
