dressmaking
/'dres,meikiɳ/
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Definition
- Noun:
- The craft or occupation of making women's dresses and other garments: "Dressmaking" refers to the skilled work of designing, cutting, and sewing clothing, particularly women's dresses and tailored outfits.
Usage
- "Dressmaking" is used as an uncountable noun to describe the profession, skill, or activity itself.
- It is a specific term within the broader field of sewing and tailoring, focusing on custom-fitted women's clothing.
Examples
- Noun:
- She studied dressmaking at a fashion college.
- Traditional dressmaking requires precision and an eye for detail.
- Her skills in dressmaking allowed her to start her own boutique.
Advanced Usage
- "The art of dressmaking": Emphasizes the creative and skilled aspect of the craft.
- She admired the intricate art of 19th-century dressmaking.
Variants and Related Words
- Dressmaker (n): A person whose occupation is making women's dresses and suits.
- The dressmaker took her measurements for the wedding gown.
Synonyms
- Couture: The design and manufacture of fashionable clothes to a client's specific requirements.
- Tailoring: The activity or occupation of making or altering clothes, especially men's suits.
Antonyms
- Ready-to-wear: Clothing made in standard sizes and sold in finished condition, as opposed to custom-made.
Noun
- the craft of making dresses