Step 1
Start by tracing back and front separate.
Overlap them at armpit by 2cm pivoting at waist point on side seam, then draw the halter neck from hight shoulder point on front to max 10cm past side seam on back.
- Jumpsuit ,
Pleated jumpsuit
Style analysis: halter-style jumpsuit with a sophisticated design. It features a high neckline with vertical pleats on bodice and pants that add texture and structure. A long, flowing sash extends from the neck, draping down the back, adding a touch of drama to the overall design. The waist is accentuated with a wide, ribbed waistband that defines the silhouette.
This jumpsuit is ideal for formal occasions or elegant evenings out, combining comfort with a chic and polished aesthetic.
Fabric: crepe, satin, charmeuse or other flowy yet iron-able fabrics
Step 2
Now get your basic pants with at least 6cm wearing ease on hips and trace a copy.
Drop crotch by 1,5 to 2,5cm and redraw its bottom part.
Redraw legs widening them:
- at inseam, square down from crotch to hemline
- at side seam, square down from hip level to hemline.
Step 3
Get both bodice and pants and space them by 4cm todraw the waistband section:
- one line on bodice above waistline by 2 to 3cm
- another line on pants below waistline by 2 to 3cm.
Cut through the following lines:
- waistband lines and dart lines on waistbands
- new neckline, and merge the small back piece to front
- front dart lines to separate center front and side panel
- new crotch lines.
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