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Cut

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.

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Cut-Out

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.

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Cycling Jersey

Cycling Jersey refers to a shirt worn in cycling, offering advantages in design for serious cyclists. The cyclist rides in a bent over position, so the jersey is cut long in the back

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Cyclodelic

Cyclodelic was started by London College of Fashion (LCF) student and cyclist Amy Fleuriot in response to the lack of stylish yet functional bicycle wear for women. The fashion-orient

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Cymar

Cymar refers to the woman's loose gown, popular in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Cymar known as Simar or Cimarra.

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