ruching
- noun
- /ˈruːʃɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The dress features beautiful ruching down the sleeves, adding elegance to the design.
- ruffles and ruching
We don't have time for ruffles and ruching, but she does.
- We don't have time for ruffles and ruching, but she does.
- So we have ruching up and down the stomach area.
Examples
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Terry Hall, fashion director at Kleinfeld Bridal, says, "Ruching can actually help slim and balance a larger bust."
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No, I just put some new ruching around the neck.
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So we have ruching up and down the stomach area.
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This is the first one and it's kind of a cream colour and has some nice ruching on the front of it.
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It's a long sleeve top with really nice ruching detail.
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Dennis Basso incorporates lots of ruching into his designs.
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She admired the ruching at the waist of her new blouse, which created a flattering silhouette.
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The wedding gown had intricate ruching on the bodice, enhancing its romantic style.
Synonyms
Folding fabric into narrow, even folds for clothes or curtains
Decorative stitching that gathers fabric to make a stretchy pattern on clothes
How Gathered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word ruching comes from the French word ruche, which originally meant 'beehive' and later was used for a gathered ruffle of cloth. So ruching is the sewing method of drawing fabric into small folds or ruffles to add texture and shape.