Arrange the following design features of a Leg-of-Mutton sleeve in the correct vertical sequence, starting from the shoulder and moving toward the hand: A. Becoming narrow and fitted toward the wrist B. Heavily gathered and puffed at the shoulder C. Maintaining volume at the upper arm Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Match LIST-I with LIST-II regarding different decorative sleeve styles and their specific anatomical shaping techniques: LIST-I (Sleeve Style) A. Puff Sleeve B. Bell Sleeve C. Bishop Sleeve D. Leg-of-Mutton Sleeve LIST-II (Shaping Technique) I. Fitted at the upper arm with a flaring effect toward the wrist. II. Heavily gathered at the shoulder and becomes narrow and fitted at the wrist. III. Fullness and volume created by gathers at the shoulder, hemline, or both. IV. Full-length loose fabric arrangement gathered into a fitted wrist cuff. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Match LIST-I with LIST-II regarding various sleeve styles and their characteristic construction methods: LIST-I (Sleeve Style) A. Set-In Sleeve B. Raglan Sleeve C. Kimono Sleeve D. Puff Sleeve LIST-II (Construction Method) I. Extending from the neckline to the underarm with a diagonal seam. II. Cut as a single unit together with the bodice fabric. III. Stitched as a separate piece and then attached into the armhole. IV. Gathered at the shoulder or hemline to create fullness and volume. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: