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Print is a modeling term referring to a "photograph", The standard size used by models to fit their portfolio is 9 inches by 12 inches (9" X 12").
Other /More definition:
Print refers to a fabric with a design applied to it. Prints date back thousands of years, and most countries have prints that are native to their land. Although many prints, like "Batik are most beautiful when done by hand, technology has enabled the development of new printed effects, ensuring that prints will continue to evolve for years to come
Description
Print in the fashion context refers to patterns or designs that are applied to fabric through various techniques such as screen printing, digital printing, or block printing. Prints can range from simple stripes or dots to intricate floral designs or abstract patterns. They add visual interest and personality to garments, making them stand out from plain, solid-colored pieces. Print can be used on any type of clothing or accessories, from dresses and tops to scarves and bags. Designers often incorporate prints into their collections to create unique and eye-catching pieces that appeal to a wide range of consumers.
Application Areas
- Dresses
- Tops
- Skirts
- Pants
- Scarves
Treatment and Risks
- Prints may fade or bleed when washed improperly
- Some prints may be delicate and prone to damage if not handled carefully
- Special care instructions may be required for certain types of prints
Examples
Similar Concepts and Terms
- Pattern
- Design
- Artwork
- Graphics
Weblinks
- top500.de: 'Print' in the glossary of the top500.de
Articles with 'Print' in the title
- Bandhni Print: Bandhni Print refers to a pattern/print commonly used in Northern India on the fabric which gives a tie-and-dye effect.
- Burn-Out Print: Burn-Out Print refers to a method of printing into a fabric, with more than one fiber type, where areas of the design are printed with a chemical/print past to remove one of the fibe
- Jouy Print: Jouy Print refers to a Cambric fabric from France.
- Novelty Print: Novelty Print refers to a unique design printed on any type of fabric, such as animal print, geometric print, dotted, moroccan-inspired prints, etc. Emilio Pucci, Manish Arora and
- Print Modeling: Print Modeling refers to any type of modeling related to the publishing of still photographs in magazines, newspaper, newsletter, poster, printed catalogues, flyers, handbills/leaflet
- Print Work: Print Work is a modelling term used when a Model is being hired to be in a photograph that is for the purpose of being published in Print media (magazines, newspaper, newsletter, post
Summary
Print in the fashion context refers to patterns or designs that are applied to fabric, adding visual interest and personality to garments. It can range from simple stripes to intricate floral designs, and is used on various types of clothing and accessories. Careful handling and washing instructions are important to maintain the quality of printed pieces.
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