 Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel La Modeliste. Today, I am thrilled to share with you a pattern making tutorial for the iconic David Kama Emperor top. A design that has captivated my heart for many, many years. Do you remember when Scarlett Johansson, the renowned black widow herself, graced the stage at San Diego Comic Con in 2019? She absolutely rocked this jumpsuit, leaving a lasting impression on all of us. The beauty of this design lies in its ability to be simultaneously bold and attention grabbing while maintaining a minimalist and simple aesthetic. So stay tuned as I guide you through the process of recreating this stunning piece. So let's dive in and bring this beloved design to life. To start off, trace your back and front bodice on your pattern beamer. And let's work on the front bodice first. By the way, mark the halfway of the front armhole. And if you have noticed both waist and shoulder darts and exactly at the bust point or apex. From the bust point or apex, mark out your bust radius. And now close the shoulder dart and keep the waist dart open. From the bust radius at waist dart, mark out fates of an inch or 1 cm each side. And redraw the waist dart. From side seam at underarm, mark in 3 eighths to 4 eighths of an inch and square in a diagonal line blending towards the waist. From neck dip, mark in 4 eighths of an inch or 1.27 cm. And from center front neck, mark down 6 eighths of an inch or 2 cm. Next connect these two marks redrawing the front neckline. Next find the halfway of the new front neckline and mark. From the halfway of the new front neckline, square a diagonal line going towards the bust point or apex. And from the halfway, mark in 2 eighths of an inch or 0.6 cm. And square another line towards the bust point or apex. Next slash one of the lines until bust point and close this contour permanently with a tape. And redraw again the front neckline. From shoulder dip, mark in 1 to 8th inches or 3.1 cm. From this mark, redraw the front armhole. From the halfway of armhole, square in a diagonal line towards bust point or apex. And from the halfway, mark down 2 eighths of an inch or 0.6 cm. And square in another diagonal line towards the bust point or apex. And slash one of the lines and permanently close the contour with a tape. And redraw the front armhole. From the shoulder bust line at shoulder level, mark down 1 eighths of an inch or 0.3 cm. And from this mark, redraw the shoulder level. So these are the contours for the front bodice. So let's move on. From bust line at center front, mark down 1 to 8th inches or 3.1 cm. From under arm at side seam, mark down 1.68 inches or 4.4 cm. By the way, we will connect these marks at the empire line or empire contour. Let's draw a curved line with the shape of a brazier for the frontal view. And an inverted S shape curved line for the side. Both curved lines should end at the empire line or contour. And this is the front midriff pattern. Next, cut out the midriff. And connect both patterns, making a one new pattern for the midriff. Smooth in the waistline, label the grain line, label it as on fold, and label it as front midriff. Next, from the bust start, mark out 1.48 inches or 3.8 cm. From this mark, square in a diagonal line towards the bust point. Slash this new line until the bust point. And close the old bust start and tape it in place. And this is the new bust start. Next, tape in a new paper at the under bust. At the old bust start, redraw this part to blend in the lines. From the old bust start line, mark down 2.8 or 0.6 cm. And redraw the under bust following the preview shape. Next, from the bust point, mark out 0.68 or 2 cm for the new bust point. And redraw the new bust start. Next, temporarily close this start and cut at the under bust. And cut out the rest of the contour and the reshapings at the armhole and neckline. And label the grain line, on fold, and the pattern description. And do not forget to notch the important marks. For the back, from bust line, mark out 2.8 or 0.6 cm at the waist start each side. And square diagonal lines blending at the waist. By the way, extend the waist start until the chest line. And continue redrawing the tart. From side seam at under arm, mark in 3.8 to 4.8. And square in a diagonal line blending towards the waist. Next, from neck tip, mark in 4.8 or 1.27 cm. And from center back, mark down 6.7 or 2 cm. Next, connect these two marks redrawing the back neckline. Next, from shoulder tip, mark in 1.28 or 3.1 cm. And from this mark, redraw the back armhole. Next, from shoulder dart at shoulder level, mark down 1.8 or 0.3 cm each side. From these marks, redraw the back shoulder level. Next, from center back at waist, mark in 2.8 or 0.6 cm. From this mark, square in a diagonal line towards the chest line at center back. Next, find the halfway measurement of the back armhole and mark. From this mark, square in a line towards the end of the waist dart at the chest line. From the halfway of the back armhole, mark up the weights of an inch or 0.6 cm. And square in another line towards the chest line at the dart. Slash one of the lines and slash at the waist dart at the middle. And permanently close the contour at the armhole with the tape. And reach out the back armhole. By the way, do not forget to label the important descriptions like the grain line and etc. And always double check if the side seams are the same in measurement. Mend and blend if necessary. Anyway guys, I hope this tutorial gave you enough tips on how to recreate the David comma and part top. And if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to comment down below and I will reply as soon as possible. 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