Aviator sunglasses |
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Classic “pilot's glasses” that was originally developed in the 1930's for pilots to protect their eyes when flying. |
Aztec print |
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Graphic shapes in bold colors based on the original clothing from the Aztec people in Mexico |
Boning |
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Plastic or metal reinforcement in clothing - mainly used in corsetry |
Ballerinas |
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A ballet-inspired flat shoe |
Balloon hemline |
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A wide skirt where the fabric in gathered at hemline which creates a balloon effect |
Bandeau |
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An unreinforced strapless top that only covers the chest area |
Beanie |
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A knitted or woven brimless hat that hand loosely at the top of your head |
Bodycon dress |
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Short for body conscious; a figure-hugging dress |
Bohemian |
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Casual clothing with an artistic nod to folklore and hippies |
Bolero |
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A short jacket or cardigan with long or short sleeves |
Bootcut |
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Pants that are fitted at thighs and flares lightly from the knee |
Boat neck |
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A wide neckline that runs horizontally, front and back, almost to the shoulder points, across the collar bone.
The style derives from sailors sweaters - it was said to facilitate quick removal if a sailor fell overboard. |
Boyfriend blazer |
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An oversized blazer for women that is designed to resemble a blazer you would borrow from your boyfriend wardrobe |
Boyfriend jeans |
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The opposite of skinny jeans; instead of being tight, they are loose and relaxed - as if you are wearing your boyfriends jeans |
Bralet |
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Basically a cropped bustier |
Brogues |
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A low-heeled leather shoes with lace-up fastening and decorative perforations and serration. |
Bustier |
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Lingerie top with molded cups. Usually reinforced with boning and hook, button, zip or lace-up fastening. |
Capri pants |
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Slim fit pants with mid-calf long legs |
Cargo pants |
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Military-inspired pants with decorative large pockets along the legs |
Cat eye sunglasses |
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Women's eyewear with a frame that point upwards in the sides to resemble a cat eye shape |
Chelsea boots |
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Fitted ankle boots with flat soles and elastic on the sides that originates from the Victorian ear. |
Chino |
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Mid- to heavyweight cotton slacks. Originally developed in the 19th century for British and French military uniforms. |
Choker |
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A close-fitting necklace, worn high on the neck. |
Cigarette pants |
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Slim-fit pants with straight ankle-long legs. |
Clutch |
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Small bag without handles |
Color blocking |
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The combination of two or three solid colors together in one outfit to make a bold statement |
Fitted darts |
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A fitted dart is a shaping seam that ensure a good, figure-enhancing silhouette.
Mainly used for tailored garments and fitted woven dresses. |
Crochet |
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Literally means “hook”. A form of needlework that is used to create for example unique open-work patterns and lace. |
Cruise collection |
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Also known as a resort collection or holiday collection that is shown between the main spring/summer and fall/winter collections.
A cruise collection consist of bright and summery clothes while the climate is still cold.
Originally intended for wealthy customers who go on cruise or vacation in the warm Mediterranean areas during winter months. |
Cuff |
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A cuff is an extra layer of fabric at the lower edge of the sleeve of a garment covering the arm.
It may also refer to the end of a pair of pants. |
Dolman sleeve |
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A full sleeve hat is very wide at the armhole and narrow at the wrist. Can resemble a batwing sleeve. |
Duffle bag |
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Large oblong bag with a drawstring at top |
Empire waist |
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A waistline that falls far above a woman's natural waist, usually just below the bust. |
Epaulette |
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Ornamental shoulder piece on a jacket or shirt. Originally used as insignia of rank by armed forces and other organizations. |
Espadrilles |
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Casual shoes with a cotton canvas upper and a flexible sole made of rope and sometimes reinforced with an outer rubber sole. Originates from the Pyrenees. |
Eyelet fabric |
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Eyelet fabric is a type of lace with precisely sized holes, in a certain pattern, like flower or geometric patterns. |
Fedora hat |
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Felt hat with a “dent” in the top and “pinched” in the front on both sides. |
Festival look |
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A clothing style which is worn on the festivals during summer. Comfortable and casual clothes inspired by looks from the Woodstock festival in the 1960's and 70s. |
Harem pants |
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Also known as parachute pants. Women's long baggy pants that are extra wide at top with a dropped crotch and tapered legs that is usually fitted at the ankles. |
Haute Couture |
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Literally means high needlework or elegant dressmaking. Exclusive custom-fitted clothing that is usually made of high-quality, expensive fabric and sewn with extreme attention to detail by the most experienced and capable seamstresses. |
Hobo bag |
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Fairly large, casual shoulder bag usually made in a soft and supple leather quality to give it a so-called “slouchy”” look. |
Hot pants |
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High cut fitted shorts |
Jumpsuit |
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A garment that incorporates a top and bottom in one piece. |
Lapel |
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The folded flaps on the front of a coat or jacket |
LBD |
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Short for Little Black Dress, a timeless black dress that can be worn on any occasion |
Loafers |
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A low leather step-in shoe with an upper resembling a moccasin but with a broad flat heel |
Pencil skirt |
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A slim-fitting skirt with a straight narrow cut where the hem falls to, or just below, the knee. |
Pleated pants |
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Classic formal pants with pleats at the waistline |
Skater skirt |
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A flared skirt that is constructed from a circular pattern. |