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'''Flounce''' is a term that can refer to both a type of decorative fabric trim and a dramatic, exaggerated action.
==Fabric Trim==
In the context of [[textiles]], a flounce is a strip of fabric that is gathered or pleated and attached to a garment or piece of fabric to create a decorative ruffle. Flounces are often used in [[fashion design]] to add volume and movement to clothing, such as skirts, dresses, and blouses. They can be made from various materials, including [[cotton]], [[silk]], and [[lace]], and can vary in width and length depending on the desired effect.
===History===
The use of flounces in clothing dates back to the [[Renaissance]] period, where they were commonly seen in the elaborate garments of the time. They became particularly popular during the [[Victorian era]], when intricate and voluminous designs were in vogue. Flounces have continued to be a staple in fashion, appearing in various forms and styles throughout the decades.
==Dramatic Action==
In a different context, the term "flounce" is used to describe a dramatic, exaggerated action, often involving a sudden and emphatic departure. This usage is commonly seen in literature and everyday language to describe someone leaving a situation in a huff, often to express displeasure or frustration.
===Etymology===
The word "flounce" in this context is believed to have originated from the [[Middle English]] word "flouncen," which means to move or go with exaggerated motions. It is related to the [[Old Norse]] word "flunsa," meaning to hurry or rush.
==Related Pages==
* [[Textiles]]
* [[Fashion design]]
* [[Victorian era]]
* [[Renaissance]]
* [[Cotton]]
* [[Silk]]
* [[Lace]]
* [[Middle English]]
* [[Old Norse]]

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