服饰专业英语

出版时间：2009-12  出版社：合肥工业大学出版社  作者：张蕾 等编著  页数：120  

内容概要

《服饰专业英语》属高等教育院校教材，本教材内容涉及当代时尚艺术，时装专业职业，时尚生产商，时尚插画，CAD软件，生产过程等。《服饰专业英语》旨在让学生和爱好者了解服装专业术语。本书共有相关时装专业的六个章节13个单元，每单元由三部分组成，课后的练习中有填空题，选择题，连线题，问答题，写作题，还有讨论与角色扮演。我试图让这本书不仅仅是教给学生单词，更重要的是给学生一个能够用到它的机会。

书籍目录

ChaPter 1  时尚世界  Unit 1  最简单的服装    Part 1  不用“缝”的衣服    Part 2  缝制的衣服的开始    Part 3  写一封抱怨信  Unit 2  什么是经典    Part 1  服装术语    Part 2  什么是经典    Part 3  一个普通女孩的灵感活页本  Unit 3  时装贸易    Part 1  设计师的职责    Part 2  时装贸易的范围    Part 3  贸易协商ChaPter 2  纺织面料  Unit 1  纺织面料工业    Part 1  纺织面料工业的流行趋势    Part 2  纺织面料的市场    Part 3  自由的伸展  Unit 2  毛皮工业    Part 1  毛皮工业    Part 2  濒临绝种物种的保护行为    Part 3  买面料ChaPter 3  产品开发过程  Unit 1  产品开发过程中的阶段(1)    Part 1  什么是生产线、谁在开发它？    Part 2  西班牙衬衫    Part 3  分析一个大赛  Unit 2  产品开发过程中的阶段(2)    Part 1  大批量生产的成衣    Part 2  伊斯兰衬衫    Part 3  在购物中心购物ChaPter 4  绘画专家  Unit 1  插画师    Part 1  插画与插画师    Part 2  时尚插画    Part 3  技术性插画  Unit 2  电脑辅助设计    Part 1  CAD软件    Part 2  服装CAD    Part 3  授课ChaPater 5  其他生产商  Unit 1  鞋类    Part 1  鞋类的组织生产    Part 2  女士鞋子    Part 3  浪费金钱  Unit 2  服饰配件    Part 1  服装珠宝    Part 2  别针    Part 3  纪念品挂坠ChaPter 6  化妆品与发型  Unit 1  化妆品    Part 1  彩色化妆品    Part 2  身体的廓型    Part 3  买化妆品  Unit 2  发型    Part 1  发型简史    Part 2  描述发型    Part 3  我要理发Answers参考书目

章节摘录

　　he first loom of which we have any knowledge in the Greek world, and in adjacent parts of Europe andAsia, was different from the Egyptian loom and usually much wider. It had a simple, almost vertical framefrom which the warp threads hung and were attached in groups to weights. The weaver stood and workeddown from the top of the loom. This is known as the warp-weighted loom and is important because itscapacity for wide widths and considerable lengths affected the form of Greek and Roman costume.Moreover, this loom eventually spread north to exert its influence on the development of costume in thewhole of Europe.The garment which can be seen in Greek vase paintings and Greek and Roman sculpture——cloaks, wraps,mantles, dresses and tunics——are all dependent on large wide pieces of material. These were truly clothcultures, with no evidence of the skin garments that came before and which were still a recognizableinfluence on the garments of earlier Mediterranean cultures. The Greek tunic or dress （chiton） worn indifferent lengths by men and women was simply a very large loom piece used sideways, sometimes withexcess width folded over to form a flap at the upper edge. It was fastened at the shoulders, usually bypinning, and could be worn with the open edge loose down one side of the body or caught into place;girded around the waist and breast the whole garment fell in graceful folds. This type of dress continuedthrough Roman times, along with simpler tunic forms and many types of straight cloak, but the best knownpiece of Roman clothing, the toga, the mark of the Roman citizen, was somewhat more specialized. Al-though it was also a straight piece of woolen material, the lower comers were cut off to make the drapingof it easier.