Szabásában

Szabásában is a Hungarian verb that translates to "in tailoring" or "in the cut" when referring to clothing. It describes the way a garment is constructed and fitted to the body. The term encompasses the principles of pattern making, fabric manipulation, and the overall silhouette of a piece of clothing. A well-executed szabásában ensures that a garment drapes correctly, flatters the wearer, and allows for ease of movement. Conversely, poor szabásában can result in ill-fitting, uncomfortable, or unflattering clothing, regardless of the quality of the fabric or embellishments.

The concept of szabásában is central to the art of dressmaking and haute couture. Tailors and designers meticulously consider the intended style, the properties of the chosen fabric, and the anatomy of the wearer to achieve a desirable szabásában. This involves precise measurements, intricate pattern drafting, and skillful cutting and sewing techniques. The goal is to create a garment that not only looks aesthetically pleasing but also feels comfortable and allows the wearer to move freely. Different styles of clothing, from formal wear to casual attire, each have their own specific demands on szabásában to achieve their intended effect.