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Sandra Backlund

Sandra Backlund refers to a Swedish designer and Sweden's knitting artist extraordinaire. Sandra Backlund first discovered her calling in fashion as a student at Umea University in northern Sweden. After studying more theoretical subjects such as art history, she enrolled in a textile class.

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Floater

Deutsch: Floater / Español: Floater / Português: Floater / Français: Floater / Italiano: Floater

A **floater** in the context of fashion refers to a lightweight, often sheer garment designed to drape loosely over the body, creating an ethereal or fluid silhouette. This term is closely associated with avant-garde, bohemian, and high-fashion aesthetics, where movement and layering play a pivotal role in the overall design. Floaters are typically crafted from delicate fabrics that emphasize transparency, flow, and a sense of effortless elegance.

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Pottery

Deutsch: Keramik / Español: Cerámica / Português: Cerâmica / Français: Céramique / Italiano: Ceramica

Pottery in the fashion context refers to the use of ceramic materials and techniques in the Creation of fashion items and accessories. This can include jewellery, buttons, and even embellishments on clothing. The integration of pottery into fashion combines traditional ceramic craftsmanship with contemporary design, resulting in unique and artistic pieces.

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Spokesperson

Deutsch: Sprecher:in / Español: portavoz / Português: porta-voz / Français: porte-parole / Italiano: portavoce

A spokesperson is an individual or representative designated to communicate official statements, policies, or positions on behalf of an organization, government, or entity. This role is critical in shaping public perception and ensuring consistent messaging across various media platforms.

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Retro Jewelry

Retro Jewelry refers to a jewelry style common in the 1940's exemplified by chunky styles, geometric designs and pink gold.

The term "Retro" applied to jewelry is credited to Franc

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Hamsa

Deutsch: Hamsa / Español: Jamsa / Português: Hamsá / Français: Khamsa / Italiano: Mano di Fatima

The Hamsa is a symbolic hand-shaped amulet widely recognized in fashion, jewelry, and decorative arts across multiple cultures. Originating from ancient Middle Eastern and North African traditions, it has evolved into a globally recognized motif that blends spiritual significance with aesthetic appeal. While its roots lie in religious and protective symbolism, the Hamsa has been adapted into contemporary fashion as a versatile design element that resonates with diverse audiences.

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Charles James (1906-1978)

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- Charles James (1906-1978) : Charles James refers to a fashion designers who was born in Sandhurst, England in 1906. Charles James began designing in the 1920's and in 1926, he opened a hat shop named "Charles Boucheron

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