Kivágásokkal

Kivágásokkal is a Hungarian term that translates to "with cutouts" or "with slits" in English. This phrase is commonly used in fashion and textile contexts to describe garments or fabrics that feature deliberate openings or decorative holes. These cutouts can vary significantly in size, shape, and placement, contributing to the overall design and aesthetic of the item.

In clothing, kivágásokkal can appear in various forms. For instance, a dress might have shoulder cutouts, a skirt could feature side slits, or a top might have intricate patterns of holes. These design elements can serve multiple purposes, including enhancing breathability, adding a touch of sensuality, or creating visual interest. The technique of creating these openings can range from simple slits to complex laser-cut patterns or macrame-like weaves.

Beyond fashion, the term might also be applied to other materials or crafts where openings are intentionally made. This could include paper crafts, woodworking, or even architectural elements. The core meaning remains the presence of intentionally created voids within a larger structure or material, serving either functional or decorative ends. The specific context will usually clarify the precise nature and purpose of the kivágásokkal.