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Through the centuries, art and fashion have achieved their own transformations, in the process injecting new qualities not present in the original garments.
Even in the most naturalistic representation of Hellenic dress, subjective and proscribed stylistic qualities are inevitably introduced. Notice, this sculptural characteristic evidenced in figures from the classical and Hellenistic periods has emerged in fashion as a signifier of classicizing intent. Subsequent artists and designers have changed, in depicting details of the distinctive modes of ancient Greek attire the actual qualities of ancient garb. From the nineteenth century to the present, designers have utilized a lot of techniques and materials to replicate its effects in cloth. Among the stylizations that have most influenced fashion designers is ‘wetdrapery’, a term used by art historians to describe cloth that appears to cling to the body in animated folds while it reveals the contours of the form beneath.
In certain artistic renderings from antiquity, textiles appear fragile, even ephemeral qualities that are substantiated in ancient literary texts.
This misconception, thought to derive from the faded and abraded surfaces of originally polychromed Greek statuary and architecture, continues to this day in fashion. Shawls, such gossamer robes a sheer cotton fabric of the Empire period, and in addition of tulle and chiffon. Since there is a longstanding assumption that ancient Grecian styles were achromatic, the classicizing effect is further underscored if the fabric is whitish.
whenever clinging and spiraling around the body, drapery of the classical and Hellenistic periods of Greek art sometimes appears purely as a foil for nudity. In Greek art, fabrics are rendered with the texture of both regular folds and irregular pleating. Therefore, by employing quite a few techniques, designers as disparate as Mariano Fortuny, Madeleine Vionnet, Madame Grès, Mary McFadden, and Norma Kamali have achieved effects redolent of the stylized characteristics of cloth seen in the art of ancient Greece. Such differentiated representations have also found expression in fashion design. As a result, with fluted edges regularized into a rhythmic pattern of handkerchief pointed swallowtail folds, such animated drapery frequently takes on a more schematic form, a characteristic that has inspired fashion designers in the twentieth century. With that said, this effect occurs in response to compositional requirements rather than to any natural phenomenon or dressing practice.returning Customers.
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