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Deutsch: Manchester / Español: Pana / Português: Brim / Français: Velours côtelé / Italiano: Velluto a coste
The textile industry has long relied on durable and versatile fabrics, among which Corduroy stands out as a timeless material with distinctive texture and practicality. Originating centuries ago, it evolved from utilitarian workwear to a staple in high fashion, valued for its warmth, resilience, and unique ribbed appearance. Its enduring popularity reflects both its functional benefits and its adaptability to shifting style trends.
Deutsch: Kernidentität / Español: Identidad central / Português: Identidade central / Français: Identité de base / Italiano: Identità centrale
Core identity in fashion refers to the fundamental attributes that define a brand's essence and differentiate it from others in the market. It represents the core values, mission, vision, and overall personality of a fashion brand. These elements are crucial for creating a consistent brand image that resonates with its target audience. The core identity shapes everything from the design of the products, marketing strategy, and customer experience to the cultural and social values the brand promotes.
Deutsch: Krönchen / Español: Corona / Português: Coroa / Français: Couronne / Italiano: Coroncina
In the Fashion context, a coronet is a small, decorative Crown or circlet often worn as a headpiece for formal occasions, historically by royalty and nobility. Unlike full crowns, coronets are typically less elaborate, with a more delicate appearance, making them a Popular choice for ceremonial and decorative purposes in modern fashion, especially in bridal and formalwear.
Deutsch: Korsage / Español: Corpiño / Português: Corpete / Français: Corsage / Italiano: Corpetto
Corsage in the fashion context refers to a small bouquet of flowers worn on the body, typically pinned to a garment or worn around the wrist. It is often associated with formal events such as proms, weddings, and other special occasions. The term can also refer to a fitted bodice or a piece of garment designed to shape and support the torso.
Deutsch: Korsett / Español: Corsé / Português: Espartilho / Français: Corset / Italiano: Bustino
The corset is a structured undergarment that has shaped fashion, culture, and body ideals for centuries. Originally designed to mold the torso into a desired silhouette, it evolved from a functional garment to a symbol of femininity, power, and even rebellion. Its influence spans medical debates, feminist discourse, and contemporary haute couture.
Deutsch: Korsettmode / Español: Corsetería / Português: Corseteria / Français: Corseterie / Italiano: Corsetteria
In the Fashion context, Corsetry refers to both the art and technique of making corsets and the fashion genre centered around the use of corsets as structural or decorative garments. Rooted in centuries of dress history, corsetry has evolved from rigid undergarments used to shape the torso into a diverse and expressive category within contemporary fashion, spanning lingerie, bridal wear, haute couture, and avant-garde design.