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Glossary of Fashion
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Mary Portas
Mary Portas refers to a British retail consultant, journalist and TV presenter. She is a leading authority on retail and brand communication and has been dubbed as the "Gordon RamsaNatalia Vodianova
Natalia Vodianova refers to one of the world's richest Russian models on fame and one of the Top fashion icons and based on Forbes rankings one of the highest-paid models worldwide. SFashion and Technology
Deutsch: Mode und Technologie / Español: Moda y tecnología / Português: Moda e tecnologia / Français: Mode et technologie / Italiano: Moda e tecnologia
Fashion and technology refers to the intersection of fashion design, production, retail, and consumer experiences with technological advancements. It encompasses innovations like smart textiles, 3D printing, artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and sustainable manufacturing processes that are revolutionizing the fashion industry.
Tokenism
Deutsch: Tokenismus / Español: Tokenismo / Português: Tokenismo / Français: Tokenisme / Italiano: Tokenismo
Tokenism in the fashion context refers to the superficial inclusion of underrepresented groups—such as people of different ethnicities, body types, genders, or abilities—without genuine commitment to diversity, equity, or systemic change. This practice is often used by brands to appear inclusive or socially progressive while maintaining traditional industry norms.
Headpiece
Deutsch: Kopfschmuck / Español: tocado / Português: adorno de cabeça / Français: parure de tête / Italiano: ornamento per capo
A headpiece is a decorative or functional accessory worn on the head, spanning cultural, ceremonial, and fashion contexts. From ancient rituals to modern haute couture, its forms and meanings have evolved significantly, reflecting social status, identity, and artistic expression.
Inclusivity
Deutsch: Inklusivität / Español: Inclusividad / Português: Inclusividade / Français: Inclusivité / Italiano: Inclusività
Inclusivity in the fashion context refers to the practice of designing, producing, and marketing clothing and accessories that cater to a diverse range of people, regardless of their size, age, gender identity, ethnicity, physical abilities, or socioeconomic status. It embodies the commitment to representation and accessibility, ensuring that all individuals feel seen, respected, and accommodated within the fashion industry.