Velvet devore
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Devoré is a technique for creating a patterned effect on fabric, most frequently velvet. The term comes from the French verb dévorer, meaning to devour. In the devoré process, a yarn of two different fibers (one cellulose or viscose-based, and one protein- or polyester-based) undergoes a chemical process in which an acid solution is placed …
French for “devoured,” describing the eating away by chemical printing of one fiber in a velvet made of two fibers, such as silk and acetate. Synonymous with burn-out velvet. See also: Burn-out fabric Burn-out velvet Façonné velvet Velvet
In The Bowes Museum dress collection there is an evening gown designed by Paquin in 1911. Inside the bodice is a sturdy twill waist stay woven with Paquin’s signature in pink and ‘Hiver 1911’, indi…
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Evening coat of satin and devoré velvet, Paris, 1925.
