The effect of fabric design on beauty

Most of us have a laid back attitude when it comes to painting a picture about ourselves. We all want to be more beautiful and to be noticed by those around us. This concern may be greater for those who are overweight. It is interesting to know that you can act smartly in all areas such as color, size, sewing and fabric design to look more fit. Lines are the first and most important tools that a costume designer has to offer various models, ideal designs and clothes suitable for different limbs. Clothing models are actually a collection of lines, cuts, designs and patterns, collars, sleeves, pliers, features that show the body in a different way, each of which we will explain in the following.
Vertical lines in clothing
In a ball gown for obese people, vertical lines have a longitudinal feature. The thinner and denser the lines, the narrower and taller the limb, and the thicker and smaller the lines, the wider the limb. The thickness of the lines affects the narrowing or widening of the limbs.
Horizontal lines on clothes
The horizontal line shows the height is shorter and is suitable for very tall people.
Oblique and curved lines in clothing
The more inclined the lines are to the horizontal lines, the more they take on the characteristics of the horizontal line and the wider the limb, and the more inclined to the vertical lines, the more they take on the characteristics of the vertical lines and the taller the limb.
Broken lines on clothes
They show the limbs thinner and thinner. Use vertically broken lines to make the limbs appear taller. The more curved the lines, the fatter the limbs show.
Patterned and patterned fabric
The patterned fabric makes the limbs appear more uniform. The larger and more crowded the fabric, the fatter the limb. Also, fabrics that have a repetitive role show the limbs better.
The fabric creates visual error patterns
If the lines are focused on one part of the limb, they attract attention and make that part of the body appear larger.
Fabric with checkered patterns
Checkered patterns on the fabric make people look bigger. For this role, if black and white is used, it will have the greatest effect on making you look fat. Fabrics with rhombus patterns are less effective than plaids. However, you should be careful when buying, that a wider rhombus is twice as fat as a narrow rhombus.
Fabric with spotted patterns
In these fabrics, the dots are placed next to each other in a certain order. These designs also have a fattening effect. Of course, large spots have a greater fattening effect than small spots.