Glossary

Court Shoe is a British term for Pump (American English) referring to a medium heeled, often pointed shoe, popular in black.. Moreover, it refers to a woman's dress Shoe that is plain

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Court Train refers to a style/type of Train which is slightly longer than the Brush train, extending approximately 3 feet behind the waist. This Train can be used at most wedding cer

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Deutsch: Couture / Español: Alta Costura / Português: Alta Costura / Français: Couture / Italiano: Sartoriale /

Couture refers to:

1. The business of designing, making, and selling highly fashionable, usually custom-made Clothing for women.
2. Dressmakers and fashion designers considered as a group.
3. The high-fashion clothing created by designers.

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Couturier refers to:

(1) A designer or maker of fashionable clothing.
(2) An establishment engaged in couture.
(3) One who designs for or owns such an establishment.

Origin:

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Couturiere refers to a woman who designs for or owns an establishment engaged in couture, high-fashion designing and dressmaking .

French word for dressmaker, seamstress. From Old

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Couvre-Chef is the Norman word that refers to a Medieval head covering for women. Couvre-Chef is a piece of fabric Draped over the head and to the shoulders.

Couvre-Chef was also

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Deutsch: Titelbild / Español: Portada / Português: Capa / Français: Couverture / Italiano: Copertina

Cover in the fashion context refers to the front page or the leading visual of a fashion magazine, book, or catalog. This prominent position is typically used to Showcase an iconic image, model, or celebrity, often wearing current high-fashion clothing and accessories. The cover is a critical Aspect of fashion publications as it captures the essence of the current issue and appeals to the aesthetic sensibilities of the readership.

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Coverall is also known as Boiler Suit, Boilersuit or Jumpsuit

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