Glossary

Deutsch: Kapellenlänge Zug / Español: Tren de Longitud de Capilla / Português: Trem de Comprimento de Capela / Français: Train Longueur de Chapelle / Italiano: Treno Lunghezza Cappella /

Chapel Length Train refers to a style of wedding Train which is currently the most common Train length for wedding dresses because it has the elegance of a full Train but is still no

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Deutsch: Kapellenschleppe / Español: Tren de Capilla / Português: Trem de Capela / Français: Traîne de Chapelle / Italiano: Strascico della Cappella /

Chapel Train refers to a wedding Train that is most popular of all Train lengths,, it flows or extends from 3 to 4 feet behind the gown from the waistline.

Chapel Train is also ca

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Chapka refers to a cap with earflaps that is usually lined with fur.

Author's Note: I have been searching for this type of cap since Last year's winter. Maybe this year, through th

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Charles Dana Gibson was born in Roxbury, Massachusetts in 1867. A talented artist, Gibson sold his first drawing to Life Magazine when he was only 19. His early influences include How

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• Designer

- Charles James (1906-1978) : Charles James refers to a fashion designers who was born in Sandhurst, England in 1906. Charles James began designing in the 1920's and in 1926, he opened a hat shop named "Charles Boucheron

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Deutsch: Charmeuse / Español: Charmeuse / Português: Charmeuse / Français: Charmeuse / Italiano: Charmeuse

Charmeuse is a lightweight, silky fabric with a glossy front and a matte back, commonly used in high-end fashion for its luxurious appearance and smooth texture.

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Chasuble refers to a long, Sleeveless outer garment/vestment, simply a round piece of fabric with a slit for the head usually without a hood worn by a priest when celebrating a mass.

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Chatoyancy is the jewelry term referring to the "cat's-eye effect" seen in some stones when cut in the cabochon style.

Chatoyancy appears as a single beam of light through a gem

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