370+ FASHION TECHNIQUES.
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Every technique in our database was curated by fashion experts. Browse the categories that power Moire's fashion intelligence.
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Garment Types
Coats, dresses, trousers, skirts, jackets, and more with construction details for each
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Designer Signatures
Balenciaga, McQueen, Westwood, Kawakubo, Margiela, and others
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Fabrics
How silk, denim, organza, wool, and charmeuse actually behave
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Colors
With context beyond hex codes
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Details
Pleats, ruffles, embroidery, hardware, closures
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Aesthetics
Quiet luxury, gorpcore, dark academia, Y2K, minimalism
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Footwear
Stilettos, chunky platforms, Chelsea boots, loafers
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Era References
1920s flapper to 1990s grunge
FEATURED TECHNIQUES
How specific techniques change what the AI actually generates.
Balenciaga's Architectural Volumes
Reference Balenciaga and Moire renders the sculptural silhouettes: space between body and garment, geometric precision. Generic AI gives you "oversized coat." We give you the cocoon shape, the stand-away collar, the specific volume Cristóbal pioneered in 1950s Paris.
Bias Cut Construction
Madeleine Vionnet cut fabric on the bias in her Avenue Montaigne atelier. Ask for bias-cut in Moire and the AI renders fabric that clings and flows diagonally, following the body's curves instead of hanging straight.
Deconstructivism in Fashion
Rei Kawakubo's Comme des Garçons, Martin Margiela's exposed seams. Moire captures the raw edges, visible linings, deliberate "unfinished" seams—not fashion falling apart, but carefully calculated rawness.
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