Glossary

The name Candy Pratts Price whose full name is Candida Rosa Theresa Pratts Price refers to the Executive Fashion Director of style.com, the online online home of Vogue and W. She was

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Candy Stripes refer to a fabric pattern with equal-width stripes of a color and white on fabrics which is used for shirts a

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Cane refers to a long, straight wooden stick, generally made of bamboo, Malacca (rattan), or some similar plant, mainly used as a support, such as a Walking Stick or as an instrument

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Canezou refers to the short Chemise with or without sleeves.. Canezou's distinguishing feature was that it was tucked into a belt, where it stopped. Canezou was a Clothing Item bewtee

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Cannetille refers to a filigree type of ornamentation made of coiled wires. A jewelry Item that was popular in the early to

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Cannons refers to the half-stocking that became wider at the Top where it was decorated with lace and embroidery, the ruffles fell over the Top of the boot.

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Canotier refers to the French version of the straw sailor Hat with straight brim and flat crown.

Canotier is also known as the French "Boater" .

Canotier is pronounced "kan-o-

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Deutsch: Segeltuch / Español: Lona / Português: Lona / Français: Toile / Italiano: Tela

Canvas in the fashion context refers to a durable, heavy-duty fabric typically made from cotton, linen, or a blend of natural and synthetic fibres. Known for its sturdiness and coarse texture, canvas is widely used in fashion for making bags, shoes, outerwear, and accessories. It is also a popular material for utility and casual fashion items due to its durability and versatility.

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