| Abstract |
| This paper examines the trend of textile designs of Korean fashion published in the various magazines in the 1970s. Textile design patters are divided into 10 motives, 4 visualization techniques, 3 pattern sizes, and 4 pattern arrangements. The 10 motives are flowers, plants, animals, humans, ocean, transportations, accessories, industrial products, geometrical figures, and regalia such as numbers and symbols. The 4 visualization techniques are realistic, abstract, graphical, and abridged. The 3 pattern sizes are a pattern size larger than the one third of clothes, a pattern size between one tenth and one third of clothes, and a pattern size less than one tenth of clothes. The 4 pattern arrangements are systematic, unsystematic, mixed, and border. Results show that the most frequently watched design pattern in the 1970s is geometrical figures in graphical and systematic pattern with a pattern size less than on tenth of clothes. |
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| Key Words |
| 텍스타일패턴디자인, 문양 변화, 70년대 패션, textile pattern design, 1970s fashion, 1970s trend, design motive, motive layout, motive size |
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