Definitions
- Referring to a small, shiny object that is sewn or glued onto clothing or accessories for decoration. - Describing a glittering or sparkling effect created by many small, reflective objects. - Talking about a decorative element that adds a touch of glamour or festivity to an outfit or item.
- Referring to a small, flat, shiny disc that is sewn or glued onto clothing or accessories for decoration. - Describing a glittering or sparkling effect created by many small, reflective discs. - Talking about a decorative element that adds a touch of glamour or festivity to an outfit or item.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are small, shiny objects used for decoration.
- 2Both can be sewn or glued onto clothing or accessories.
- 3Both create a glittering or sparkling effect when reflecting light.
- 4Both add a touch of glamour or festivity to an outfit or item.
- 5Both are commonly used in costumes or performance attire.
What is the difference?
- 1Shape: Spangles are typically round or oval-shaped, while sequins are usually flat and disk-shaped.
- 2Size: Spangles are generally larger than sequins.
- 3Texture: Spangles have a smoother surface than sequins.
- 4Usage: Spangles are more commonly used in traditional or folk costumes, while sequins are often used in modern fashion and performance attire.
Remember this!
Spangle and sequin are both small, shiny objects used for decoration that create a glittering or sparkling effect. However, the difference between spangle and sequin is their shape, size, texture, origin, and usage. Spangles are typically round or oval-shaped, larger, smoother, and historically associated with metalwork. Sequins, on the other hand, are usually flat and disk-shaped, smaller, made of plastic or resin, and commonly used in modern fashion and performance attire.
