Fashion Design Patterns

noun a molding or band on the shaft of a column, separating the shaft from the capital

• The chevron pattern on the fabric added a touch of elegance to the dress.
• I love the chevron design on your new throw blanket!
• That chevron print is so trendy right now.
• The chevron shape of the mountain range reminded me of a giant arrow pointing towards the sky.

noun a comic character in commedia dell'arte and the English harlequinade, depicted as a light-hearted and nimble servant, typically dressed in a diamond-patterned costume

adjective resembling or characteristic of a harlequin; brightly colored or patterned

• The harlequin costume is a traditional outfit worn by performers in commedia dell'arte.
• I love the colorful harlequin pattern on your socks!
• That party was a total harlequin fest, everyone was dressed in crazy outfits.
• Her emotions were like a harlequin, constantly changing and unpredictable.

adjective having the characteristics of a snake; resembling a snake in form or movement

• The snaky path through the forest was difficult to navigate.
• Watch out for the snaky road ahead, it's full of twists and turns.
• That guy has a snaky personality, you can't trust him.
• Her words took on a snaky tone as she tried to manipulate the situation.

noun A solid line is a continuous and unbroken line that is used to show a clear boundary or separation between two areas or objects.

• The engineer drew a solid line on the blueprint to indicate the exact measurements.
• Can you please draw a solid line to show where the property line is?
• I'll just slap a solid line on there to mark it off.
• The team's performance improved steadily, like a solid line on a graph.