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현대 패션에 나타난 퍼프 슬리브의 패턴 특징에 관한 연구

The features of pattern in the puff sleeve as observed in modern fashion

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This study investigated the annual frequency and clothing type by extracting puff sleeves designs from overseas fashion collections from S/S and F/W 2017 to S/S and F/W 2019. Specifically, it analyzed production characteristics and pattern methods by the type of puff sleeve design, and found the following: In terms of the percentage of puff sleeves by season, S/S 2019 was the highest. Since Newtro, with a 1990s sensitivity, was the mainstream trend during the S/S 2019, power puff sleeves, a signature of the Newtro style, accounted for the greatest portion of this design feature. In terms of the type of clothes with puff sleeves, ‘dress’ (54.3%) was the highest, followed by ‘shirts/blouse’(27.5%), ‘jacket/coat’(12.5%), and ‘padded coat/jacket’(5.7%). Specifically, puff sleeve patterns were found mostly in the ‘dress’ category, more than 47% every season, while the figures were more than 23%, 9.3%, and 2.6% in ‘shirts/blouse’, ‘jacket/coat’ and ‘padded coat/jacket’, respectively. In other words, puff sleeve designs were more common in ‘dress’ or ‘shirts/blouse’ than in a ‘padded coat/jacket’. In general, the shoulder length is reduced to prevent the shoulders from looking broader because of puffs. In contrast, recent puff-sleeve styles differ from those introduced by modern fashion designers in that they have drop shoulders with puffs attached. Furthermore, as constructive and over-exaggerated sleeve patterns appeared, puffs were applied to diverse sleeve styles including mutton leg and Mameluke styles. The analysis results of this study will contribute to the development of the fashion industry through small quantity batch production pursuing unique styles and serve as the basis for further studies on the configuration methods of puff sleeves. This study will be used in various ways, including as educational material on sleeve patterns. Through the analysis of sleeve patterns, this study tries to provide basic data for planning the design of puff sleeves and helping to diversify the ladies’ apparel market in the future.

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This study investigated the annual frequency and clothing type by extracting puff sleeves designs from overseas fashion collections from S/S and F/W 2017 to S/S and F/W 2019. Specifically, it analyzed production characteristics and pattern methods by the type of puff sleeve design, and found the following: In terms of the percentage of puff sleeves by season, S/S 2019 was the highest. Since Newtro, with a 1990s sensitivity, was the mainstream trend during the S/S 2019, power puff sleeves, a signature of the Newtro style, accounted for the greatest portion of this design feature. In terms of the type of clothes with puff sleeves, ‘dress’ (54.3%) was the highest, followed by ‘shirts/blouse’(27.5%), ‘jacket/coat’(12.5%), and ‘padded coat/jacket’(5.7%). Specifically, puff sleeve patterns were found mostly in the ‘dress’ category, more than 47% every season, while the figures were more than 23%, 9.3%, and 2.6% in ‘shirts/blouse’, ‘jacket/coat’ and ‘padded coat/jacket’, respectively. In other words, puff sleeve designs were more common in ‘dress’ or ‘shirts/blouse’ than in a ‘padded coat/jacket’. In general, the shoulder length is reduced to prevent the shoulders from looking broader because of puffs. In contrast, recent puff-sleeve styles differ from those introduced by modern fashion designers in that they have drop shoulders with puffs attached. Furthermore, as constructive and over-exaggerated sleeve patterns appeared, puffs were applied to diverse sleeve styles including mutton leg and Mameluke styles. The analysis results of this study will contribute to the development of the fashion industry through small quantity batch production pursuing unique styles and serve as the basis for further studies on the configuration methods of puff sleeves. This study will be used in various ways, including as educational material on sleeve patterns. Through the analysis of sleeve patterns, this study tries to provide basic data for planning the design of puff sleeves and helping to diversify the ladies’ apparel market in the future.

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