15-16-2服裝英語(yǔ)期末試卷

1、20152016學(xué)年第二學(xué)期期末考試卷年級(jí) 2014 專業(yè) 服裝設(shè)計(jì) 層次 大專 科目 專業(yè)英語(yǔ)i.寫出下列術(shù)語(yǔ)意思（1x10=10）1. bust_ 2.waist_ 3.hip_ 4.armscye_ 5.elbow_ 6.knee_ 7.total crotch_ 8.cervical height_ 9.wrist_ 10.thigh,max_ii填空（1x20=20）because color speaks to individuals on so many levels, it is recognized as on of the first things that attract

2、s a consumer to a garment. how color is utilized in an ensemble can create 1_ 2_. 3_are frequently classified as either 4_or 5_. warm colors 6_,7_,and 8_-tend to draw in the viewer and make an area appear smaller. ensembles that are made up of a single color or shades of that color tend to be slimin

3、g because they create the illusion of 9_, whereas light colors tend to 10_the face.(2)the garment silhouette is the 11_shape of a garment. the 12_ and shape of silhouette is the first thing we see when a garment is on the body. silhouettes are sometimes described by letters such as a,h,t,v or y, in

4、which the silhouette follows the shape of the 13_. silhouette may also be described as specific shapes (14_,15_,16_,17_or18_)or identified from periods in history(19_or 20_).iii.翻譯（1x20=20）valentino garavanis biography is not only the history of an artist of fashion, but also the history of “made if

5、 italy” for the strategic decisions and commercial innovations which have marked the legendary growth of his house of fashion from the original “atelier” dimension to the nowadays status of fashion empire. his “v” logo is famous all over the world. women such as jacqueline kennedy, farah diba and el

6、izabeth talor have worn his exquisite creations.iv名詞解釋（4x5=20）1. ball gown 2.a-line dress 3.sheath dress 4.cheongsam 5.coat dressv.閱讀理解（2x5=10）the first new york fashion week (which was then called "press week") was the world's first ever organized fashion week. first held in 1943, the

7、 event was designed to attract attention away from the french fashion during world war ii, when fashion industry insiders were unable to travel to paris to see french fashion shows.fashion publicist eleanor lambert organized an event she called "press week" to showcase american designers f

8、or fashion journalists, who had previously neglected their innovations.(buyers were not admitted to the shows, and instead had to visit designers' showrooms.) press week was a success, and fashion magazines like vogue, which were normally filled with french designs, increasingly featured america

9、n fashion.in 1994, the event was moved to its former site in bryant park by fern mallis, where it was held inside a series of large white tents in the almost-block-long park. admission is by invitation only, to the fashion industry, fashion press, assorted celebrities, and internet based fashion pre

10、ss (e.g. district l, fashionista, fwd, the fashion bomb). beginning in february 2009 (showing fall 2009), many designers opted out of their usual bryant park tent fashion shows because of the poor economy and held smaller presentations.at the fall 2009 fashion week the public got a taste of technolo

11、gy as it is shaping the future of fashion. it is not only making it cheaper and easier for designers to create their collections, it is also saving them travel time as many broadcast their lines over the internet. many designers opted to not only market online but also sell exclusively online. desig

12、ner norma kamali and the polo ralph lauren rugby brand both have an application for the apple iphone. in the vivienne tam show, models walked the runway carrying hewlett packard mini notebook computers instead of the expected handbag. mercedes-benz officially became the sponsor of the event, and new

13、 york fashion week was called "mercedes-benz fashion week" from then.because of the recession affecting most of the world, designers were stepping outside of the box for fall 2009. in previous years, fashion houses would be expecting costs up to $750,000 to produce a quality runway show. t

14、he idea of using mannequins to display clothing was used by established designers betsey johnson and vera wang as a way to cut model and runway costs - even the mannequins themselves can be rented instead of bought.4 mara hoffman, sergio davila and nicholas k saved 40 percent of their costs by combi

15、ning their separate lines into one show. another trend seen during fall 2009 fashion week was recession friendly fashion. a number of pieces displayed were items that could be worn in the fall and carry over to the spring. a popular staple was bold color dressed that could be worn over a turtleneck

16、in colder weather and stand alone in the spring; convertible blazers were introduced by vera wang and karen walker as a way to get double the wear out of one piece.due to increasing pressure from bryant park management, mercedes-benz fashion week was hosted in damrosch park at the lincoln center for

17、 the performing arts for the first time in september 2010.1. we love fashion but we dont want to die for it.means people want fashion show is safe.( )2. both paris fashion week and new york fashion week are annual events.( )3. the new york shows are held in bryant park now.( )4. the first fashion show took place in 1903.( )5. american designers began to hold their own fashion shows in private spaces in the 1970s and 1980s.( )vi寫出品牌名稱（1x20=20）20152016學(xué)年第二學(xué)期期末考試答題紙年級(jí) 2014級(jí) 專業(yè) 服裝設(shè)計(jì) 層次 大專 科目 專業(yè)英語(yǔ) numberiiiiiiivvvitotalscore評(píng)卷人得 分i. terms (10%)1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 評(píng)卷人得 分ii. blanks. ( 20%