Transformation of elements in combinatorial costume shape-forming

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the transformations as a separate phase of combinatorial costume design. Combinatorial elements often undergo targeted and sometimes quite radical change to achieve the harmony of the whole model. In the first place transformation of elements expands their range of use and increases the possible number of variants of costume models. It is also needed to transform the elements to bring them to the form that corresponds to the task, and get them to look as a costume detail in the finished form. At the stage of transformation it is determined which assortment group can elements be part of. Primary elements may initially have strict limitations, and become more versatile after the phase transformation. Or element can change its purpose. There are principles of transformations that are specific to all the elements that have a direct connection with the geometrical parameters. Along them, each type of elements has specific only for itself transformations associated with the properties of the elements, features and semantic meaning of its parts. Transformation is the final production stage of a palette of elements that are basic for creation of effective conceptual model row. One should pay special attention to this stage in combinatorial design. A detailed review of the processes of transformation of combinatorial elements can be seen in the architectural studies of combinatorics. Scientists have identified configurative, coloristic dimension and structural transformations on The purpose of this paper is to analyze the transformations as a separate phase of combinatorial costume design. Combinatorial elements often undergo targeted and sometimes quite radical change to achieve the harmony of the whole model. In the first place transformation of elements expands their range of use and increases the possible number of variants of costume models. It is also needed to transform the elements to bring them to the form that corresponds to the task, and get them to look as a costume detail in the finished form. At the stage of transformation it is determined which assortment group can elements be part of. Primary elements may initially have strict limitations, and become more versatile after the phase transformation. Or element can change its purpose. There are principles of transformations that are specific to all the elements that have a direct connection with the geometrical parameters. Along them, each type of elements has specific only for itself transformations associated with the properties of the elements, features and semantic meaning of its parts. Transformation is the final production stage of a palette of elements that are basic for creation of effective conceptual model row. One should pay special attention to this stage in combinatorial design. A detailed review of the processes of transformation of combinatorial elements can be seen in the architectural studies of combinatorics. Scientists have identified configurative, coloristic dimension and structural transformations on