Skirts
have carved a niche in the sphere of ladies fashion apparel, owing to
its innovative designs and consistent upgradation of styles. An
imperative apparel for a woman's wardrobe, skirt has become essential
for those in corporate and non-corporate work environments. The skirt is
the portion of the garment which covers the hips and limbs of the wearer
and emphasis is placed upon areas that gives a sensual appearance to the
woman. The Indian designers have acquired a deep appreciation of the
artistry required to produce a pattern for a well hung skirt.
Skirts are made for all occasions, in long and short lengths and in a
variety of styles, fabrics, and colors. They tend to run of the funkier
side of casual, depending upon factors such as fibers, the shade of the
cloth, the embellishment, finishing and the craftsmanship. While
manufacturing skirts for women, points kept in mind are comfort, easy to
care and its practicality.
Types & Lengths
The different types of skirts include: the straight skirt, the sarong,
the gathered straight skirt, circular skirt, tiered skirts, and
overskirts. While stitching skirts, dressmaker have to determine its
length and the width. Length of skirts varies from long, semi-long,
average and mini-skirt. The silhouette and the length of the skirt is a
vital point in changing styles. It must be proportioned to suit the size
of the wearer and the height of the hemline. Skirts are finished by
hemming, binding, bordering with small embroidered panels or by adding a
fringe.
Fabrics & Embellishments
Famous designers are found to be opulent in the use of elaborate sequin
work, patchwork, applique and embroidery while making designer skirts.
Endless variety of embroidery techniques are used while making skirts
like sequins, zardozi and naqshi, available in vibrant hues. Usually,
fabrics like cotton, denim, synthetic, leather, knitted, crepe,
georgette, silk and organza are crafted into wearable skirts.
