Horizontal Line:

This model demonstrates the

black and white horizontal lines
on her skirt. The lines are
structural since they are sewn
into the fabric, the lines add
width making her appear wider
from the hips down.

Vertical Line:
This model is showing vertical
lines throughout her dress with
black and white lines. The
lines are structural because
theyre sewn in. This draws
the eyes upward and makes
her look slimmer.

Curved Line:
This model is wearing a dress that
has a black curved line alone the
sides. The line is structural
because it is sewn into the fabric. It
creates a slimming illusion.

Diagonal Line:
This models dress has blue
and orange diagonal lines
which are structural, this adds
drama and is slimming.

Texture:
This model is wearing a
jacket that have ruffles that
appears soft. The jacket
makes her appear smaller,
and it draws attention to her
shoulder. The message is
that she likes bold pieces of
clothing.

Triangular Shape:
This model is wearing a dress
that is slim at the top and gets
wider towards the bottom. This
makes her look bigger and
shorter, but also makes her look
bottom heavy.

Inverted Triangle Shape:

This model is wearing a bulking
top, which creates the inverted
triangle shape making her look
top heavy. The shape draws the
eye upwards making her look
taller.

Rectangular Shape:
This models dress shows a very
straight rectangular shape, it is a
slimming silhouette because it draws
the eyes up and down. It is a very
balanced silhouette so she does not
look top nor bottom heavy.

Hourglass Shape:
This models dress creates the illusion
of an hourglass silhouette, the white
stripes on the sides of the waist area
make her look very slim. This
elongates her silhouette, the shape is
also balanced, so she looks neither
top nor bottom heavy.