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| An article of wearing apparel, such as a dress, suit, coat, evening gown, or sweater |
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| A design, shape, or type of apparel, item distinguished by the particular characteristics that make it uniqye. Also, processing a characteristic ot distinctively "smart" way of doing things. |
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| The display of the currently popular style of objects or activities. |
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| Items of the very latest or newest fashion styles; high fashion. |
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| Styles that are produced in volume and widely sold at lower prices. |
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| A particular or unique version of a style b/c of an original or individual arrangement of parts, form, color, fabric, line, and texture. Also, the plan used to put an idea together. |
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| The most daring and wild designs |
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| A temporary, passing fashion that has great appeal to many people for a short period of time. |
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| A style or design that continues to be popular over an extended period of time, even though fashions change |
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| A total accessorized outfit |
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| The direction in which fashion is moving |
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| The few "fashion foward" trendsetting individuals w/ enough confidence and credibility to start new fashion. |
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| Indivduals who are the last to adopt accepted styles. |
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| The ongoing rise, peak, and fall in popularity of specific styles or shapes. |
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| The overall form or outline shape of an outfit or clothing style |
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| Custome-made designer segment of the fashion industry for the highest priced "class" market |
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| Secondary or "diffusion" lines of well known designers priced between the designer and better categories. |
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| Copy of another, usually higher-priced, garment |
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| The total number of garments in a designer's or apparel manufacturer's seansonal presentation, esp. for high-priced garments |
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| element of design that is a distinct, elongated mark as if drawn by a pen. Alson, a group of styles and designs that will be produced and sold as a set of new selections for a given season |
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| The high fashion designer industry of France (or elsewhere) that creates original, individually designed fabrics |
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| Additional merchandise items, such as related items to create complete outfits |
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| The reading material of words, lettering, or numbers that appear in type in an advertisement |
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| Garments, esp, women's apparel, produced in factories according to standard sizes |
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