1. Watteau Back- The back of a garment in which box pleats are placed at the center back and the fabric released by these pleats falls loosely to the bottom of the garment.
2. Princess Line- A garment style in which the sections of the garment are cut in one from shoulder to hem, with no waistline seam.
3. Minaudière- A handbag for evening that is made of metal pieces that are often highly ornamented with jewels, worked metal, or other decorative techniques.
4. Basque- The extension below the waistline of a fitted bodice or jacket. Unlike a peplum, which flares out below the waist and is relatively short, basques may be of any length, may be fitted or full, and may be placed in a limited area, such as the back or front, or all around.
5. Gather- Soft folds in the fabric caused by making loose stitches and pulling the thread tight; used for decorative purposes or for decreases the width of the garment.
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