TAM 2045 FINAL EXAM - CHAPTER 1 questions and answers(diagrams included)

1800s Conservative Victorian Era - clothing chose to show respectability Conservative Victorian dress 1902 Godey's Lady's book true or false: all women are dress makers up until 1870 true Charles Frederick Worth - Father of Haute Couture - House of Worth Charles Frederick Worth 1800s - Ball Gown Fitted bodice Small waist Full skirt Charles Frederick Worth mid 1800s - slimmer silhouette gowns, trains Charles Frederick Worth skirt fullness in back Charles Frederick Worth red and gold, train fan Jeanne Paquin (1800s) - 1st woman designer to open her own fashion house - oriental inspired designs, vivid colors - 1st Parisian couturier to gain international market Jeanne Paquin Jacques Doucet (1800s) - "great old masters" - 1817 House of Doucet - lingerie, men's clothing and accessories - romantic, luxurious and opulent ensembles Jacques Doucet 1900s Edwardian Era - King Edward VII - classical and opulent dress and manners La Belle Epogue - "the beautiful age" - vanished during WWI 1900s Pouter Pigeon Figure •Accentuating small waist •Rounded curves Above & Below •Required S - bend corset - Straight or erect form Mature Female Silhouette BOUND BODICES - bloused above waist - boned SLEEVES - long - exaggerated leg-of-mutton SKIRTS - close to the hip - gored, trumpetshape 1900s corsets variety of styles 1900s - tiny waist, round hips mid 1900s PRINCESS SHAPE - slimmed down look - big hair + hats - ribbons, feathers, bows mid 1900s HATS A FASHION STATEMENT