Also known as the Ivy League model or traditional model, this is a suit that began to be worn by students and graduates of Ivy League schools in the eastern United States. It is a variation of the University model from around 1930, and spread after the American Designers Association announced it as a trendy style in 1955, and became very popular in Japan around 1960. The jacket has a natural shoulder with light padding, a round waist with no darts, and trousers that are narrow from the knee to the hem. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
アイビー・リーグ・モデル,またトラディショナル・モデルともいう。アメリカ東部のアイビー・リーグの在校生や卒業生が着始めた背広のこと。1930年ころのユニバーシティ・モデルが変化したもので,55年にアメリカのデザイナー協会が流行スタイルとして発表したところから広まり,60年ころからは日本でも大流行した。上着の形は,うすいパッドを入れたナチュラル・ショルダー,ウェストにダーツを入れないずん胴型で,ズボンは膝から裾にかけ細めなのが特徴である。
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