美国加州教材 Clothing - Student Edition.pdf

Clothing,Society&the Fashion WorldFrom Fashion History to Todays Fashion Industry28 pagesof Career ProfilesCare&SelectionMaintain,Repair,Redesign&RecyclePLUS OVER 100 PAGESOF HANDS-ON HANDBOOKPLUS OVER 100 PAGESOF HANDS-ON HANDBOOKinteractivestudenteditionClothing,Society&the Fashion WorldFrom Fashion History to Today s Fashion Industry28 pagesof Career ProfilesCare&SelectionMaintain,Repair,Redesign&RecyclePLUS OVER 100 PAGESOF HANDS-ON HANDBOOKPLUS OVER 100 PAGESOF HANDS-ON HANDBOOKFifth EditionJeanette Weber,CFCS01-21 FM-829006 9/29/06 3:58 PM Page 1Brand Name DisclaimerPublisher does not necessarily recommend or endorse any particular company or brand name product thatmay be discussed or pictured in this text.Brand name products are used because they are readily available,likely to be known to the reader,and their use may aid in the understanding of the text.Publisher recognizesother brand name or generic products may be substituted and work as well or better than those featured inthe text.Copyright 2008 by The McGraw-Hill Companies,Inc.All rights reserved.Except as permitted under the United States CopyrightAct,no part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in anyform or by any means,or stored in a database or retrieval system,withoutprior written permission of the publisher,Glencoe/McGraw-Hill.Send all inquiries to:Glencoe/McGraw-Hill3008 W.Willow Knolls DrivePeoria,IL 61614-1083ISBN:978-0-07-876795-1MHID:0-07-876795-4Printed in the United States of America1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 071 10 09 08 07 06Safety NoticeThe reader is expressly advised to consider and use all safety precautions described in this textbook orthat might also be indicated by undertaking the activities described herein.In addition,common senseshould be exercised to help avoid all potential hazards and,in particular,to take relevant safety precautionsconcerning any known or likely hazards involved in food preparation,or in use of the procedures describedin Clothing Fashion,Fabrics&Construction,such as the risk of scissor cuts or iron burns.Publisher and Authors assume no responsibility for the activities of the reader or for the subject matterexperts who prepared this book.Publisher and Authors make no representation or warranties of any kind,including but not limited to,the warranties of fitness for particular purpose or merchantability,nor for anyimplied warranties related thereto,or otherwise.Publisher and Authors will not be liable for damages of anytype,including any consequential,special or exemplary damages resulting,in whole or in part,from readersuse or reliance upon the information,instructions,warnings,or other matter contained in this textbook.01-21 FM-829006 9/19/06 2:24 PM Page 2CONTRIBUTING WRITER AND REVIEWERS 3Katherine M.ChiminiCentral High SchoolBridgeport,ConnecticutDenise S.Geller,CFCSSWAC SchoolsFort Wayne,IndianaMichelle ElledgeNiles North High SchoolSkokie,IllinoisMarsha GrothusenOregon Trail Junior High SchoolOlathe,KansasJane Eastman HalladayJohnson City High SchoolJohnson City,New YorkDeAnn HebertDes Moines Public SchoolsDes Moines,IowaDeborah L.HopperPrincipal ConsultantCareer Development and PreparationSpringfield,IllinoisBeth KingHolland Christian High SchoolHolland,MichiganJacqueline MerkersonHialeah High SchoolHialeah,FloridaShannon RasmussenLogan High SchoolLogan,UtahSusan C.TeelinCamden Central School DistrictCamden,New YorkLinda ZabekFrontier Regional SchoolSouth Deerfield,MassachusettsAnne Marie SotoFashion and Sewing SpecialistAMS AssociatesTeaneck,New JerseyTEACHER REVIEWERSCONTRIBUTING WRITER01-21 FM-829006 9/14/06 10:00 AM Page 3CONTENTS IN BRIEF4 CONTENTS IN BRIEFChapter 1:Influences on Clothing.24Chapter 2:Cultures and Customs.36Chapter 3:Clothing and Families.50Chapter 4:Clothing and Self-Expression.60Chapter 5:Fashion History.78Chapter 6:Fashion Styles.96Chapter 7:Fashion Designers.116Chapter 8:The Fashion Industry.134Chapter 9:Understanding Color.156Chapter 10:Understanding Design.172Chapter 11:Textile Fibers.196Chapter 12:Fabric Construction.214Chapter 13:Fabric Finishes.234Unit 2:The Fashion WorldUnit 3:Color and DesignUnit 4:Fibers and FabricsUnit 1:Clothing and SocietyCONTENTS IN BRIEF01-21 FM-829006 9/18/06 12:30 PM Page 4CONTENTS IN BRIEF 5Chapter 14:Clothing Care Basics.250Chapter 15:Laundry and Dry Cleaning.266Chapter 16:Redesign,Repair,and Recycle.282Chapter 17:Exploring Options.302Chapter 18:Accessing Information.318Chapter 19:Evaluating Selections.332Chapter 20:Consumer Responsibilities.344Chapter 21:Selecting Clothes for Others.358Chapter 22:Career Preparation.378Chapter 23:Success on the Job.390Chapter 24:Fashion Entrepreneurs.404Chapter 25:Global Marketplace.418Part 1:Patterns,Fabrics,and Notions.438Part 2:Machines and Equipment.454Part 3:Getting Ready to Sew.480Part 4:Basic Construction.500Part 5:Special Sewing Techniques.546Unit 6:Clothing SelectionUnit 7:The WorkplaceSewing and Serging HandbookUnit 5:Clothing Care01-21 FM-829006 9/18/06 12:30 PM Page 56 CONTENTSUn