MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTIVE MODELING OF WOMEN'S GARMENTS WITH COMPLEX SHAPES

This article analyzes modern methods of constructive modeling of women’s garments with complex shapes, their theoretical foundations, and possibilities for practical application. In the contemporary fashion industry, enhancing the artistic and aesthetic expressiveness of garments, creating complex three-dimensional forms, and improving structural solutions are increasingly important. The study examines the specific features of using structural and decorative lines, draping, asymmetry, geometric shaping, and transformable structures in designing women’s garments with complex silhouettes. It also addresses the relationship between traditional constructive modeling methods, computer-aided design, and three-dimensional virtual modeling technologies. The physical and mechanical properties of materials, structural balance, ergonomic requirements, and compositional integrity are analyzed theoretically. Promising directions for integrating digital technologies into constructive modeling and opportunities to improve design quality are discussed.