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MUNICIPAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL № 53

Presentation for the lesson on the topic: "Styles in clothes."

Prepared by the technology teacher

Novikova Marina Vladimirovna


  • Introduce students to the history of fashion.
  • Introduce the concept of silhouette and style in clothing.
  • Familiarize yourself with the requirements for clothing.
  • Cultivate aesthetic taste.

"Fashion comes and goes - style remains!"

Coco Chanel


Style in a suit

- this is a combination of expressive techniques and artistic means, ensuring the unity of the figurative sound of clothing.


Classic style "English"

  • Its formation began at the end of the 19th century and ended in the 30s of the 20th century.
  • Homeland - England ( signs of an English men's suit are characteristic of this style)

  • Solid, high-quality materials - natural wool, linen, blended fabrics, artificial fabrics that imitate natural ones well.
  • Restrained simplicity, beautiful cut, discreet delicate color schemes.
  • Clothing looks strictly and moderately.
  • Brightness, originality, high quality performance.

  • Products made in the classical style have a fairly long cycle and do not lose their relevance.
  • Pairs well with other styles of clothing.

  • suit;
  • jacket;
  • cardigan;
  • blazer;
  • speser;
  • men's trousers;
  • Strict skirts.


  • It began its formation at the end of the 19th century. At this time, for the first time, special clothing for sports and outdoor games appeared.
  • Not to be confused with special training suits.


  • Bulky, free.
  • Tight-fitting, if the clothes are made of elastic materials.

  • Fabrics should have good hygienic properties, high strength and durability.
  • Fabrics are usually made from natural and mixed fibers: cotton, linen, wool, less often silk.
  • The color palette is bright, contrasting, active.
  • There are many functional details in clothes - pockets, valves, shoulder straps, stalemates, belt loops, belts, etc.
  • Accessories are actively used in clothes: metal buttons and buttons, rivets and blocks, zippers, etc.
  • Clothing is often embellished with embroidered or printed trademarks and characters, stitch, decorative stitch.

Sports styles.

A uniform- urban clothing, made based on workwear ( overalls, dresses, aprons, jackets, vests, etc. .)


"Safari"- household clothes, reminiscent of the costumes of lion hunters in Africa and are characteristic for their color scheme.


Paramilitary (military)- clothing with elements taken from military uniforms - gymnasts, uniforms, tunics, etc.



Romantic style (fantasy)- most of all gravitates towards the historical costume and often borrows from it the shape, cut, decorative trim, imagery.


  • The form may have a small volume, fit snugly to the figure, or it may be voluminous; it can hang down gently, flow along the body, or it can have magnificent forms. Which are supported by frameworks.
  • Characterized by light, airy fabrics with soft plasticity (silk, viscose); rigid shaping materials that create three-dimensional forms (brocade, organza, kapron and many other synthetic fabrics).

  • Pastel, delicate, slightly saturated colors.
  • Bright, saturated, active colors.
  • Floral and polka dot fabrics.

  • Ruffles.
  • Frill.
  • Jabot.
  • Lace.
  • Tapes.
  • Embroidery.
  • and etc.

Folklore style. Ethnic.

  • Modern clothing related to the folk style, made in the spirit of national costumes different peoples, epochs and borrows from them the main features: simplicity and rationality of the cut, convenience and functionality of the form, verbosity, increased decorativeness.


Signs of ethnic style.

The use of accessories traditional for folk clothes - bright jewelry, scarves and shawls, belts, various hats and shoes, knitted hosiery.

Folklore style implies closeness to nature.

It is used in a relaxed atmosphere of relaxation in a country house, a seaside resort, a winter mountain camp site, etc.


Eclecticism in modern costume.

Clothing style

Factors affecting the choice of clothing style


The purpose of the lesson:

to get acquainted with the concepts of style in clothes, style. To study the styles of modern clothing and the factors influencing the choice of clothing model.


Each historical era has created its own artistic style.

Style - expressed in the content and form of household items, in architecture and art, a historically established community of artistic and expressive means.

You can talk about the style of individual works or genres (for example, the style of the Russian novel of the middle of the 19th century), the individual style (creative manner) of an individual author, as well as the style of entire eras or major artistic movements, for example, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Classicism. We will talk about style in clothes.


  • - a certain accentuation of the ensemble (costume in the broad sense), dictated by the following features (or their combination): age, gender, profession, social status, belonging to a subculture, personal taste of a person, era of society, nationality, religious affiliation, relevance, functionality, lifestyle and individual characteristics .
  • Emphasis is usually placed with accessories, shoes, fabric colors, accessories, finishing details and fabric textures, tailoring of clothing models, combinatorics.
  • Clothing style is one of the main elements of a person's image (see. appearance) or company (see dress code).
  • Within the framework of one of the styles, its varieties are sometimes distinguished - substyles or microstyles.


  • Classic (business)
  • Sports (for outdoor activities)
  • Romantic (emphasizes femininity)

Classical style (originated in the last century)

To classical(business, elegant) style

include things that are little affected

vagaries of fashion. From time to time fashion brings in

there are slight changes: a little narrower or wider

shoulder, lapel, tighter or looser product according to

waist lines. These include jackets, cardigans.

(long jacket without collar), blazer

(women's jacket, made on the model of men's

classic style jacket), pleated trousers

front, shirt dress, vest.

Sometimes this style is called

English with style.


Sport style

Sportswear convenient, comfortable. She is

suitable for both work and outdoor activities. Assortment - jackets, blouses, skirts of various lengths and designs, overalls, semi-overalls, jeanswear. Unlike the classic in sports style, the color scheme is not regulated. It is varied and unpredictable.


(or fantasy) represents elegant, extravagant clothes, emphasizing femininity and charm. This style is characterized by various kinds of finishes: frills, ruffles, frills, lace, embroidery. Elements of the national (folklore) costume can also be used here. Clothing is subtly complemented by jewelry. Fabrics are airy, shiny, velvety, flowing. It is based on the artistic style of the 19th century - romanticism .

clothing romantic style adorns a woman, emphasizes the beauty of the figure, gives the image both sublimity, mystery and sophistication, as well as coquettishness, sensuality.



folk style

Style inspired by the motives of folk art - folklore , one of those links that connect the past of our people with the present and future. From century to century, its silhouettes and colors remain close to us. The national costume has an unusual power of durability. In any situation, he emphasizes in a person such valuable qualities as dignity, elegance, sophistication.

folk style - this is a variety of embroidery and decoration, bright clean colors. In his arsenal - rustic skirts with frills and frills, embroidered blouses, vests and knitted sweaters, sheepskin coats and boots, colorful scarves and long scarves.


folk style

A costume in a folk style is perceived as a work of art. As a rule, clothes of this style are worn for a very long time, they seem to be out of time, out of circumstances.


Appeared in the 60s, incorporated elements of a tropical military uniform. The name of this fashion trend comes from the English word "safari" ( hunting expedition in africa).

"Safari" - this is a style of clothing for leisure and travel, but recently it has become fashionable to single out "urban safari" (urban safari) as a separate type of general direction.

"Safari" is sometimes mistakenly referred to as "military" or referred to as a sporty style, however, it would be more correct to say that it is between the two, and the main thing that distinguishes "safari" from all other destinations is traditionality, as well as Quite a loose cut, giving softness to the silhouette.

"Safari" is a very well-established style that practically does not change over time. Clothes for hunters in the African savannah are characterized, first of all, by natural fabrics that are resistant to wear (for example: linen or cotton, in which it is easy to endure heat), as well as non-glossy leather and loose sports cut, which makes it easy to endure prolonged physical exertion.


A typical "safari" costume consists of an elongated jacket with short sleeves and knee-length shorts. But, in fact, any piece of clothing can be made in this style, with the exception, perhaps, of a nightgown or a hat with earflaps. "Safari" can be freely combined with other styles: for example, denim, ethnic, sports and military.


Casual (casual) - the style, which is more and more preferred in Europe and America, is gradually becoming loved and in demand in domestic open spaces. The desire to constantly look catchy, smart, and sometimes even too smart, is replaced by a desire to feel comfortable, to dress simply and at the same time elegantly.

Style Casual gives you the opportunity to show your individuality, to combine what was previously considered incompatible.

Youth "Street casual" promotes everything that is convenient and effective! Bright colors prevail here, things are boldly combined with each other.





Style, model

Style- the external features of the product, determined by the shape of the parts, design lines, finishes, etc.

Model- a sample of the product in the form of a drawing, photograph, finished product.


  • The texture of the fabric
  • accessories

The first visual impression of clothing is its shape.

Conventionally, silhouettes are compared with geometric shapes: rectangle, square, trapezium, oval, triangle


Straight silhouette

well suited for virtually all figures. Clothing of a straight silhouette can be narrow, elongated or wider.

Straight silhouette


Semi-adjacent silhouette slightly emphasizes the shape of the figure. In this case, clothes can be short or longer.


Fitted silhouette create an extended line of the shoulder, the bottom of the product and a narrowed waist. A fitted silhouette is possible with a narrow or loose bodice, an extended or narrowed skirt.


A-line silhouette is a silhouette in which the extension comes from the line of the shoulder or armhole. The expansion can be quiet or more significant.




Factors influencing the choice of clothing model

Artists - fashion designers, designers when designing clothes take into account:

  • Body type;
  • Activity;
  • environment, environment;
  • Assortment of clothes

We got acquainted with the main styles in clothing

And now try to determine the style solution of the following models ...


Model #1

Model #2


Model #3

Model No. 4


Model No. 5

Model No. 6


Model No. 7

Model No. 8


Model No. 9

Model No. 10


visual illusions

How many faces do you see? One, two, three?


visual illusions

Fashion is not only a person's eternal desire for change, but also a constant pursuit of the ideal. Whatever new role model is offered to us, we are ready for any tricks and tricks to prove that we fully correspond to him, that we undoubtedly have the “ideal figure”. And here it is absolutely impossible to do without the laws of visual illusions.

visual illusions Illusion - something apparent, a deception of the senses. Erroneous perception of objects, phenomena.

Illusions have been used for a long time, and with great success, in order to bring the real figure closer to the ideal one from the point of view of current fashion: to make the height taller, the figure slimmer, the shoulders narrower or wider, the chest larger or smaller, the waist thinner, etc.

History reference If we trace the entire history of the development of the costume, we will see how they “narrowed” the waist with the help of very wide skirts and a tightly tightened corset, raised the waistline so that the legs seemed longer, decorated the neck with a huge “mill” collar, creating the illusion of a small head, etc. .d.


  • The vertical always seems to us larger than the equal horizontal one. Distances at the top of our field of vision appear larger than distances at the bottom of our field of vision. This illusion is most typical for determining the proportions of the upper and lower parts of clothing. A skirt and a blouse of equal length are not perceived by the eye as equal. The length of the skirt visually moves up a little, and this small difference causes concern, as the eyes begin to compare: what is more and what is less. The difference should be more pronounced so that the model is easy to read by the eye. That is, it is necessary to lengthen the blouse or skirt.

  • If we want to hide a certain flaw in the figure, then it is better to direct attention to another place in clothes or to emphasize the dignity of appearance. For example, with a "heavy" bottom of the figure, it is better to draw attention to the decorative design of the neck, shoulder girdle, etc.
  • The phenomenon of irradiation. It consists in the fact that light objects on a dark background seem to be enlarged against their real sizes and, as it were, capture part of the dark background. In the figure, due to the brightness of the colors, the white square seems to be much larger than the black square on a white background.
  • History reference It is curious to note that, knowing about this property of black color to conceal dimensions, duelists in the 19th century preferred to shoot in black suits in the hope that the enemy would miss when shooting.

  • We will consider this type of illusion using the example of the contrast of shapes, sizes and plastic drawing. A small form next to a large one is even more reduced, and a large form surrounded by small ones seems even larger.
  • This illusion is used extensively in costume design. For example, in a large hat, the head will appear smaller than in a small one; a thin neck, surrounded by a wide neckline, will seem even thinner, a thin arm in a wide sleeve - even narrower, and a tightly tightened waist with wide hips will make them even wider

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Presentation styles

Catherine Finkelstein, PowerPoint MVP

This article talks about the differences between low speed and speed presentation styles. What is the best fit for you? And if you want to create a presentation with a quick incremental cut, how much text should be added to each slide and how to do it?

In this article

What are speaker styles?

Most presenters don't think about the presentation style they use. But you are using a presentation style.

Some presentations, such as a speech, are meant to be more flashy. As a rule, they are brief details and long ones for large concepts. They include value for entertainment. These are sometimes referred to as Ballroom presentations. The audience can be quite large.

Other presentations, such as internal or sales, are very different. They require additional information, including graphs and statistics, and are not meant to be entertaining. The audience is usually smaller, so there are more opportunities for interaction. The goal is usually to persuade or teach.

The style you would like to use for a presentation is different from the style you might use for sales, training, or your own presentation. But not only that, you should notice that audience members have different styles.

Some presenters bring authenticity to a slide and then spend a lot of time discussing that slide. Each slide is a springboard with a lot of content. Other speakers get on their slides very quickly. Each slide only contains strips of content and creates content with more slides.

What style should be used in presentations?

Speaker Styles - Slow or Fast?

Presenter comfort: Perhaps you have the turtle type - slow but steady - and prefer to connect to partitions. On the other hand, you can use the Hare type and reproduce your speed quickly. You need to choose the right style. Otherwise, you will be more comfortable and seem unpleasant. However, remember that in order to simplify the presentation before delivering it, it is important that you win well, regardless of the type of presentation.

Your Audience Needs: The goal of each speaker is to help the audience understand and remember the presentation. Audiences and content may vary. If you have trained employees on a technical topic that they should know well, they may be slow and stable. If you have a clear collection that gets bored easily and the content isn't too detailed, you can use a quick clip.

Lessig Style: If you have experience with fast fluid presentation and this style suits the needs of your audience, you can try to use what is sometimes called the Lessig style, after Stanford Law by Professor Lavrenze Lessig.

Lessig style presentation

Professor Lessig created slides that showed only a few words, and sometimes one word. Slides usually have white text on a regular black slide. Words are highlighted by what they say. You can view an example of your presentation in the "free culture" section (click the Forward button to navigate to the desired section using the forward button.

Creating a presentation in Lessig style

How to create this type of presentation with fast speed? I recommend starting by writing down the purpose of the presentation. What do you want to know or do? Also think that the audience will be helpful. Write down one main position that people need to understand and remember. Then expand it around three nested points. Most users didn't remember the most.

Then choose what you say and recommend. This is an exercise because most hits have a limited expiration date. Allow time for user introductions, questions, and wraparounds. For example, if you say that if you want to go out...

    5 minutes for initial pleasenries and introduction

    10 minutes for questions;

    5 minutes for your wrap around,

You only have 10 minutes to actually communicate! Many people forget to take into account and proceed with the length of the allotted time, and also try to shorten them.

Creating a Storyboard

Cliff Atkinson, in his book and on his website Beyond Bulleted Lists, recommends storyboarding a method taken from animation with palms. It simply involves zooming in on each slide in a sequence of squares that look like a Comic strip. Once you move on to the storyboard, slide design becomes a lot easier since you've already created an outline for each slide.

How do you design presentation slides at a fast pace? As mentioned above, some people only use one word or two on a slide. Others use images, but in all cases the slides are very simple. This simplifies creation. They should be kept simple as your audience won't see them for too long. The place on the slide should be obvious within a second or two.

Slides in this fast style often use (like Lessig and Hard) a typeface similar to Input. Courier New is available on most computers.

Take a look at the text you wrote for communication. For each sentence or two, draw a slide in the storyboard. Choose one or more words to focus on the image and memorize it. You can even use multiple slides for a single sentence.

You can convert an existing presentation into a presentation at a fast speed. This great exercise will help you experience different styles. Just like students, copy samples to the museum, you can work with different presentation styles to find out what works best for you and your audience.

Create slides

Here is an example of a presentation to convince company executives to purchase a training course for their employees. Suppose you have text that can be read,

"This sales representative receives potential clients sales presentations. IT company invests in its training courses, salaries and benefits. Do company communication skills affect profits? By itself! "

The animated slide looks like this:

Figure: slide 1 in slow presentation (step 1)

Figure: slide 2 in slow presentation (stage 2)

Instead, you can use the following three slides:


Figure: slide 1 in the presentation at fast speed

Figure: slide 2 in the presentation at fast speed

Figure: slide 3 in the presentation at fast speed

The words "tuition", "salary", "benefits" can be quickly animated, one by one, and you can try to match the animation to the speed at which you will speak. Thus, each proposal receives three to four slides. Using more than four slides is cool, but it's more difficult to get ahead.

More complex example

Below is an example of a more complex topic from the same presentation that uses 6 slides.

    Slide 1: in a national version of a study conducted in 2009 in connection with American colleges and universities.

    Slide 2: More than 300 US companies and organizations will offer you

    Slide 3: which qualities and skills require more detailed attention in learning outcomes. What is an assessment?

    Slide 4: Effective Oral and Written Communication Skills

    Slide 5: in 89%.

    Slide 6: All other skills and capabilities were less important. [Critical thinking 81%, analytical reason: 81%, real application 79%, ethical decisions: 75%, collaboration 71%, creative 70%] (Don't wrap your head around).


Slides from a complex topic

Figure: slides from a complex topic

To make this type of presentation, you need to complete the exercises. The importance of time is important. You will then need a remote control, laptop or monitor that you can see during the conversation. If necessary, you can quickly glance at the monitor when needed as the slides are clicked.

In the right case, a presentation with a quick step-by-step interface is a great way to avoid death in PowerPoint. You can even access Ovation!

Catherine Finkelstein Catherine Finkelstein is a PowerPoint MVP. His website www.ellenfinkelstein.com has over 200 free helpful tips, tutorials, techniques and articles. She is the author of several books including PowerPoint for Educators: Dynamic Presentations and Interactive Learning Projects. On your website, you can download free technical documentation about PowerPoint using the PowerPoint program with the message "n "Show SM method" and register for the free PowerPoint newsletter.