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Deutsch: Kubisches Zirkonium / Español: Circonio Cúbico / Português: Zircônia Cúbica / Français: Zircone Cubique / Italiano: Cubic Zirconia /
Cubic Zirconia which is usually abbreviated CZ, refers to a synthetic stone used to simulate diamond. The oxide of zirconium, it is induced to crystallise in the cubic system by beinDeutsch: Manschette / Español: Puño / Português: Punho / Français: Manchette / Italian: Polsino
Cuff in the fashion context refers to the end part of a sleeve or pant leg that is folded, rolled, or sewn to create a finished edge. Cuffs are functional and decorative elements commonly found on shirts, blouses, jackets, and trousers. They can vary in style, size, and detail, often including buttons, snaps, or other fastenings, and play a key role in the overall design and fit of a garment.
Deutsch: Manschettenknöpfe / Español: Gemelos / Português: Abotoaduras / Français: Boutons de manchette / Italiano: Gemelli
Cufflinks in the fashion context are decorative fasteners used to secure the cuffs of a shirt, typically worn with formal attire. Unlike standard buttons, cufflinks are separate accessories inserted through the buttonholes of a shirt's cuffs, adding an element of sophistication and personal style. They are commonly used with dress shirts that have French or double cuffs, which lack traditional buttons.
Deutsch: Kulturelle Vielfalt / Español: Diversidad Cultural / Português: Diversidade Cultural / Français: Diversité Culturelle / Italiano: Diversità Culturale
Cultural Diversity in the fashion context refers to the inclusion and representation of various cultures, traditions, and ethnicities within the fashion industry. This encompasses the design process, marketing, and overall brand ethos, promoting a more inclusive and representative approach to fashion.
Deutsch: Kultureller Einfluss / Español: Influencia cultural / Português: Influência cultural / Français: Influence culturelle / Italiano: Influenza culturale
Cultural influence in fashion refers to how the traditions, values, practices, and symbols of different cultures shape and inspire clothing styles, trends, and fashion movements. It encompasses the exchange of ideas, aesthetics, and customs between cultures, leading to a dynamic fusion that reflects the global interconnectedness of the fashion industry. This influence can manifest in various forms, such as the incorporation of traditional garments, patterns, fabrics, or even cultural symbols into contemporary fashion.
Deutsch: Kultur / Español: Cultura / Português: Cultura / Français: Culture / Italiano: Cultura
In the fashion context, culture refers to the influences, traditions, and values of a particular society or community that Shape clothing styles, trends, and the creative direction of the industry. Fashion is deeply intertwined with culture, serving as both a reflection of societal norms and an expression of individual or collective identity.
Deutsch: Schnitt / Español: CUT / Português: Cut / Français: CUT / Italiano: CUT
Cut may refer to the act of cutting, the separation of an object into two through acutely directed force.
Deutsch: Cut-Out / Español: Corte abierto / Português: Corte aberto / Français: Découpe / Italiano: Taglio aperto
Cut-Out in Fashion refers to a design Feature where fabric is strategically removed from a garment, creating openings that reveal areas of the skin while maintaining the garment’s structure. These intentional cuts can vary in size, shape, and location, offering a distinctive look that combines edginess with elegance. Cut-outs are commonly found in dresses, tops, swimsuits, and even activewear, often adding visual interest and a modern twist to the garment.