1
--------------------------- is smooth, heavy and shin, long honoured bridal fibre.
Answer: Satin.
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3
------------------- is the thicker fabric ribbing in the weave.
Answer: Taffeta.
4
A sheer soft knit fabric, most often 100% cotton as an informal fabric at weddings.
Answer: Jersey.
5
-------------------- hugs tight against the body with hook, snap or laced back securing.
Answer: Corset.
6
A sleeve cut wide at the armhole and tapering to the wrist is-------------------
Answer: Dolman sleeve.
7
---------------------- is a high neck line that cuts straight across the collar bone.
Answer: Boat neck.
8
A straight, form fitting silhouette is -----------------------------.
Answer: Sheath.
9
--------------------------- is the dress fitted through the bodice, waist, and hips, and flaring out from the knees.
Answer: Mermaid.
10
Dart Manipulation of the front bodice consists of --------------- types.
Answer: 13.
11
One of the first ---------------- that is done on muslin at the time when the pattern is made.
Answer: Test-fit.
12
Ease is of-------------------kinds, i.e., ---------------- and ---------------- ease.
Answer: Fitting -ease,Design-ease,2
13
------------------------refers to the amount of roominess in a garment.
Answer: Ease.
15
-----------------------is the process of transforming a design in to its constituent flat pattern pieces and then drafting then out.
Answer: Pattern making.
16
----------------- French term for exclusive one-of-kind” high fashion”
Answer: Haute couture’s.
17
--------------------Draped lower garment for men and women.
Answer: Antariya.
18
------------------------ Waist belted,tucked,or slashed to give excessive looseness to give comfort to the wearer.
Answer: Patiala salwar.
19
Ritu Kumar was one of the earliest pioneers of fashion with extensive research in to block prints and innovative application of the technique of-------------------------------------
Answer: Zardosiembroidery.
20
From the late 19th century a dust coloured light weight cotton fabric called---------------------was used by the Indian Army during the British Raj.
Answer: Khaki.
