The Application Of Multilevel Modeling In The Dress

Multilevel modeling is derived from the nature, this natural form applied to thedress, is an innovative attempt and reform of the clothing. Dress, as the representativeof the high fashion is the most dazzling pearl, stage is women rushed to sought afterobject in life. The application of multilevel modeling in dress design, open the stereomodelling of a new chapter in the dress.In this paper the multi-level modelling on the dress form, development andprospects for development makes a profound discussion. For a large number ofmulti-level stereo modelling in the clothing primarily in dress design the above usecase, the analysis summarizes the multi-level modelling to express apparel designabove has many advantages: one, can increase the contrast on the garment material.2,can better reflect the dimensional feeling of dress design. Three, multi-levelthree-dimensional modeling in local use, can be exaggerated body shape characteristic,emphasis on women’s chest, waist and hip curve. Four, the use of multi-layer stereomodelling, can increase the contrast on the garment colour.5, can increase thegradient color can make the garment modelling is rich. Six, multi-level modeling withspan arrangement in order, make the garment content is rich, full of rhythm.According to the study of theoretical knowledge, summed up a set ofmulti-level modeling used in dress design rule, and then the author in September2010-December2012, with hubei TV, hubei opera operan project cooperation,"hubeiprovince in2012the first magic festival host costume design","2011and2012globalChinese host and the hometown of yan emperor roots festival costumes designprojects such as practice, test before the theory with practice, and then learned that thecorrectness of the theory of multilevel currently in use are summarized at the sametime should carry forward the advantages and avoid the disadvantages of the and soon.For multi-layer dress design can create a set of guide future practice oftheoretical knowledge, and the application of multi-level modeling to more dressdesign.