CultureAugust 27, 2026
monofilament
MON-oh-fil-uh-ment
Definition
A single, untwisted synthetic fiber or strand, often used in fashion to create stiff or structured effects in fabric.
Etymology
Derived from the Greek prefix mono- (meaning one) and the Latin word filum (meaning thread), referring to a single, continuous strand of material.
In the news
The article mentions monofilament as a specific material technique used by the designer to achieve intricate pleating and sculptural shapes in his collection.
Ehrran Montoya channels celestial inspiration into ethereal celebration wear
Read the full article ↗Manila Bulletin