Match the items given in List - I with their descriptions given in List - II.
| List - I | List - II |
|---|---|
| a. Godet | i. Piece attached at sleeve |
| b. Gusset | ii. Short flare attached to the waist of a garment |
| c. Peplum | iii. Triangular piece attached at the hemline |
| d. Gores | iv. Panels in a garment |
Codes : a b c d
UGC NET - 2013,
Answer: C
A godet is a triangular piece attached at the hemline (iii), a gusset is a piece attached at the sleeve (i), a peplum is a short flare attached to the waist of a garment (ii), and gores are panels in a garment (iv). So the code is iii, i, ii, iv.
The other codes give the terms the wrong description, such as calling a godet a piece attached at the sleeve, which describes a gusset.
A godet is a triangular insert set into a skirt or hem to add flare, a gusset is a small piece inserted at the underarm or sleeve to give ease of movement, and gores are the tapering panels of a flared skirt. The peplum is the short flare at the waist.
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