Investigation of the visual appearance of different skirt styles and materials during the fitting simulation with Lectra Modaris

Nechno, Tibifez Hailu; Kyosev, Yordan; Alubel, Mulat; Krzywinski, Sybille

doi:10.25367/cdatp.2021.2.p141-150

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“…However, the visual has only a subjective perception of the proximity, especially if one wishes to compare different visuals of this garment with different values of 3D ease allowance and fabric type. 41 One also should notice that, in Modaris software, the 2D patterns are integrated or linked with the 3D virtual try-on. This means that the 3D virtual try-on could be demonstrating the automatically modified or adjusted 2D patterns.…”

Section: Control Of Well-being and The 3d Garment Fitmentioning

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Block pattern design system using 3D zoning method on digital environment for fitted garment

Kulinska

Abtew

Bruniaux

et al. 2022

Textile Research Journal

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The 2D pattern-making methods which are entirely based on body measurements are widely used and practiced to design garments in today’s digital environment. Such a method is highly criticized due to a lack of consideration for the body's different morphological and anthropometric data. However, such a method would be effective with many precise and repetitive adjustments and with the help of manual expert know-how. For the last few decades, designers have also used a garment designing technique that is carried out directly on a physical mannequin or fashion model, called the draping technique. The current study is devising and implementing a digital garment design technique in the 3D pattern-making process to create and fit the human body morphology in a 3D digital environment. This technique is based on the analysis of 2D pattern-making methods used by model makers. It also highlights the morphological contour and anthropometric links that have been used to develop a similar method in a 3D environment. However, the proposed methods are performed directly on the 3D wearer's morphology as in the manual 3D draping techniques, which avoids morphological interpretation errors. Such a process helps to control the fit of the 3D garment by determining the ease allowance. Besides, the methods integrated a 3D zoning technique to improve the 3D modelling and to ensure the best possible drape and analysis between the garment and the wearer's body. Further work is required to validate the block pattern for general application based on various parameters including fabric, garment style, body position, etc.

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Section: Control Of Well-being and The 3d Garment Fitmentioning

confidence: 99%

Block pattern design system using 3D zoning method on digital environment for fitted garment

Kulinska

Abtew

Bruniaux

et al. 2022

Textile Research Journal

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A study on the design and production of sustainable accessories for children’s clothing

Atanasova,

Ivanova,

Merkova

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The present study directs research and creative development towards the potential of producing sustainable accessories for children’s clothing. Proposed fashion collection consists of ten models of hood-scarf. Designed hood-scarfs are “sustainable”, because they have two “faces” and are able to be combined with jackets, sweaters, vests or sweatshirts to obtain a variety of different outfits, without having to buy a number of different clothes. This leads to reducing fabric consumption. The models consist of relatively small details so that residual/waste pieces of fabric can be used for their sewing. The accuracy of the fit of products is inspected with the help of 3D virtual clothing software. This eliminates the need to sew a physical fabric sample which again leads to resource saving. The use of 3D visualization of models saves time and manpower and thus increases production efficiency. Another ecological effect is achieved, because by means of the virtual sample, the purchase decision will be made before the real product is sewn and the percentage of unrealized production in the commercial network is greatly reduced.

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Investigation of the visual appearance of different skirt styles and materials during the fitting simulation with Lectra Modaris

Cited by 2 publications

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Block pattern design system using 3D zoning method on digital environment for fitted garment

Block pattern design system using 3D zoning method on digital environment for fitted garment

A study on the design and production of sustainable accessories for children’s clothing

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