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White Plastron shirts<\/strong> for men`s suits have always been a styling tip.\u00a0Now the shirt with piping or frills on the chest has also conquered the catwalks of women’s fashion.<\/p>\n

What is a Plastron?<\/h1>\n

The Plastron (French “front shirt”) is a bib, breast trim or insert on the shirt. This insert can be found on historical uniforms\u00a0 and traditional costumes. Originally the Plastron is a breast-covering form of the tie which was worn by men around 1860 and is still known today as the Ascot-Tie in riding clothing.<\/p>\n

Around 1900, a lingerie stand-up collar in women’s fashion was also called a plastron. This plastron later developed into a sewn-in or sewn-on insert on blouses and dresses, in fabric with decorations (such as tucks or frills). (from Reclams Mode & Kost\u00fcm Lexikon by Ingrid Loschek). Today, the Plastron shirt can be found in men’s and women’s clothing.<\/p>\n

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Inspiration Runway: Blusen by Dior, Dice Kayek and Dolce & Gabbana<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

This article is an excerpt from the book Metric Patternmaking for Dresses and Blouses<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

PDF Download: Download M. M\u00fcller & Sohn - Book - Women - Metric Pattern Making - Dresses and Blouses<\/div><\/div>
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Pattern Construction Plastron Shirt with Pintucks<\/h1>\n

\"Modezeichnung<\/p>\n

This long, loose-fitting blouse has a pleated, inserted bib, also called Plastron. Design the shape of the Plastron round, square, or pointed. The insert can have pintucks or pleats, either straight or slanted. The shirt might be worn With or without belt. The back might be cut longer than the front. Long side slits are another style element for this shirt design.<\/p>\n

Pattern construction blouse<\/h2>\n

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