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1 Those that cross over the bust
2 Those that do not cross over bust
Style line that cross the bust
• Replace dart legs with seams
• Princess style line:

It stars at the front and back waist darts, continues over bust point and shoulder blades, and ends at the mid-
shoulder dart of the back.
Armhole princess line:
• It is a variation of the princess

• Style line curves from the bust point in front the bust pint in front and the shoulder blades in back to about
mid-armhole.
Style lines that do not cross the bust

Dart excess remains in designs where the style lines do not cross bust point
• Panel style line:
• It extends from the waist to mid-armhole of the front and back bodice without passing through the bust point.
• A short side dart intercepts the panel style line.

• It can be varied to create other designs.
Types of skirt style lines
Gore
• Vertical division
• A skirt panel that tapers to the waist line.

• May take the place of one or more darts
• May be a location for added flare
• Named by the total number of gores in the skirt
Yoke
• Horizontal division of the skirt
• The yoke is the upper part of the skirt, and is separated by a seam from the lower part of the skirt.

• Can take the place of darts

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CITS : Apparel - Fashion Design & Technology -Lesson 13-24