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Bespoke

Deutsch: Maßgeschneidert / Español: A medida / Português: Sob medida / Français: Sur mesure / Italiano: Su misura

Bespoke in the context of fashion refers to custom-made clothing, crafted specifically for an individual. It involves creating a garment from scratch according to the client’s measurements, preferences, and needs, as opposed to purchasing ready-to-wear clothing. The term bespoke is most commonly associated with high-end tailoring, particularly for suits, but it can apply to any garment that is uniquely made for a customer, offering the highest level of craftsmanship and personalisation.

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Bespoke Tailoring

Deutsch: Maßschneiderei / Español: Sastrería a medida / Português: Alfaiataria sob medida / Français: Tailleur sur mesure / Italiano: Sartoria su misura

The art of Bespoke Tailoring represents the pinnacle of garment craftsmanship, where each piece is meticulously created to fit an individual's unique measurements, posture, and style preferences. Unlike mass-produced clothing, this tradition blends centuries-old techniques with modern precision, ensuring unparalleled comfort and elegance. Rooted in European sartorial heritage, it remains a benchmark for luxury and exclusivity in the fashion industry.

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Best Friend Necklace

Best Friend Necklaces refer to one of the 80's fashion trend - two (2) necklaces with two (2) halves of a heart which were worn by best friends, by two people, usually teenage girls who d

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Best Stuff

Best Stuff refers to the 19th century term for rabbit fur, including the backs and the best parts of the sides mixed togeth

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Bethlehem Headdress

Bethlehem Headdress refers to a truncated, cone-shaped cap, decorated with gold and silver coins and jewels. Worn with a veil. Bethlehem Headdress is an ancient Moslem headdress which

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Betrothal Ring

Betrothal Ring refers to metal rings without gemstone adornments given from a man to a woman to illustrate his intention to marry her. In the ancient Rome, it was called Annulus Pronu

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Bias

Deutsch: Voreingenommenheit / Español: Sesgo / Português: Viés / Français: Biais / Italian: Pregiudizio

Bias in the fashion context refers to the inherent preferences, prejudices, or inclinations that influence decisions, designs, and perceptions within the industry. This can encompass biases related to body types, skin tones, cultural representation, and even gender norms. These biases often manifest in the types of models used, the sizes offered by brands, or the cultural influences embraced or ignored by designers.

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Bias Ruffle

Bias Ruffle refers to the edging made from circular pieces of fabric; a smooth at seam edge, fuller at Hem edge.

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