noun a gathered or pleated strip of fabric used for trimming or decoration in clothing
In fashion, a ruche refers to a gathered or pleated strip of fabric used for decoration on clothing, typically seen on sleeves, necklines, or waistlines.
In botany, a ruche can refer to a cluster or group of flowers or leaves tightly packed together.
In interior design, a ruche can refer to a decorative trim or embellishment used on curtains, pillows, or upholstery.
In culinary arts, a ruche can refer to a decorative garnish made from thinly sliced vegetables or fruits arranged in a decorative pattern.
In beekeeping, a ruche refers to a beehive or a colony of bees. Beekeepers use ruches to house bees and collect honey.
In the world of fashion writing, the term 'ruche' is often used to describe gathered or pleated fabric that creates a decorative effect on clothing.
Fashion designers may use ruching techniques in their designs to add texture and visual interest to garments.
Costume designers may incorporate ruched elements into costumes to create a specific historical or theatrical look.