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Comfort

Deutsch: Komfort / Español: Comodidad / Português: Conforto / Français: Confort / Italian: Comfort

Comfort in fashion refers to the level of ease and physical well-being a garment or accessory provides when worn. It encompasses factors like fit, fabric, design, and functionality, aiming to create clothing that not only looks good but also feels pleasant on the body. Comfort is a crucial consideration in fashion design, impacting the choice of materials, construction techniques, and overall style.

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Comme Des Garcons

Comme Des Garcons (com day gar-s-on) refers to a Japanese fashion house founded by Rei Kawakubo in 1969. Comme Des Garcons is one of the originators of avant-garde fashion. Comme Des Garcons is well-known and popular for its challenging, intellectual take on fashion, the label explores themes like androgyny, deconstructionism and youth Culture.

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Commission

Deutsch: Provision / Español: Comisión / Português: Comissão / Français: Commission / Italiano: Commissione

Commission in the fashion context refers to a financial arrangement where individuals or entities, such as sales representatives, agents, or influencers, earn a percentage or fixed fee based on the successful sale or promotion of fashion products or services. It can also denote custom-made work commissioned from designers or artists within the industry.

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Comp Card

Comp Card refers to a model's business card. The Comp card generally has a headshot on the front and four pictures on the back. It will also list the model's basic stats. The Comp Car

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Competition

Deutsch: Wettbewerb / Español: competencia / Português: competição / Français: concurrence / Italiano: concorrenza

The term Competition in the fashion industry describes the dynamic interplay between brands, designers, and retailers striving for market share, innovation, and consumer attention. This phenomenon drives trends, pricing strategies, and sustainability efforts, shaping the global apparel landscape. Understanding its mechanisms is essential for stakeholders navigating an increasingly saturated and fast-paced market.

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Competitive Landscape

Deutsch: Wettbewerbslandschaft / Español: Panorama Competitivo / Português: Panorama Competitivo / Français: Paysage Concurrentiel / Italiano: Panorama Competitivo

Competitive Landscape in the fashion context refers to the analysis and understanding of competing brands, trends, pricing, target demographics, and market positioning within the fashion industry. By examining the competitive landscape, brands can identify opportunities, track competitors' strengths and weaknesses, and develop strategies to differentiate themselves in a crowded marketplace. This analysis is crucial in an industry as dynamic and trend-sensitive as fashion, where consumer preferences and market conditions change rapidly.

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Complexity

Deutsch: Komplexität / Español: Complejidad / Português: Complexidade / Français: Complexité / Italiano: Complessità

Complexity in the fashion context refers to the multifaceted nature of designing, producing, and marketing fashion items. It encompasses the intricate processes involved in garment construction, material selection, production logistics, and the creative and cultural influences that shape the fashion industry. Complexity can relate to a garment's design, the supply chain, or the business strategies behind a fashion brand.

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Concealer

Concealer refers to an opaque makeup used to cover darkness under eyes, redness of the skin, or anything irregular in the skin's color or texture. Concealer comes in a waxy stick, cre

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