How does the shape of the shirt change when fastening the hidden inner button mentioned in the description?
The shirt description states that two styles, basic and unbalanced, are possible using the hidden inner button, so I wondered how the silhouette changes depending on the fastening method.
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Fastening the outer buttons creates a neat basic shirt, while crossing and securing the front hem to the inner button completes an asymmetrical silhouette.
Fastening it straight on the outside makes it a neat basic shirt, while crossing and fastening it on the inside makes it an asymmetrical shirt. Moia's sheer ST shirt features a hidden button on the inside in addition to the visible button line on the outside[1]. It is a garment designed to create completely different moods depending on your choice of buttoning.
The way to fasten the buttons divides into two. If you fasten the outer buttons straight as usual, you can wear it as a basic shirt that falls cleanly[2]. Conversely, if you pull the front hem diagonally and fasten it to the hidden inner button, an asymmetrical silhouette is created where the front overlaps diagonally[3]. In apparel, placing auxiliary buttons that are not visible on the outside is widely used to create a wrapped structure or natural drapery like layered clothing while keeping the exterior surface smooth.
hmmm, with a single small gesture of fastening a button, you can freely switch between a neat basic look and a stylish asymmetrical fit.
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