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Form-Fitting

Deutsch: Figurbetont / Español: Ajustado / Português: Ajustado ao corpo / Français: Ajusté / Italiano: Aderente

Form-fitting in Fashion refers to garments specifically designed to contour closely to the Body’s natural shape, enhancing and defining the Silhouette. These items are made from fabrics that often have some stretch or elasticity, allowing them to fit snugly across various body shapes. Commonly seen in tops, dresses, and activewear, form-fitting Clothing creates a streamlined look that emphasizes the wearer’s figure.

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Formal attire

Deutsch: Abendkleidung / Español: Ropa Formal / Português: Traje Formal / Français: Tenue de Soirée / Italiano: Abbigliamento Formale

Formal attire refers to clothing worn for formal events and occasions, characterized by a higher level of sophistication, elegance, and adherence to specific dress codes. It includes garments such as tuxedos, evening gowns, suits, and other refined apparel suitable for settings like weddings, galas, and black-tie events.

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Formal Wear

Deutsch: Abendgarderobe / Español: Ropa formal / Português: Traje formal / Français: Tenue formelle / Italian: Abbigliamento formale

Formal wear in the fashion context refers to clothing designed for formal events, occasions, or ceremonies, typically characterized by sophisticated, elegant, and often more conservative styles. Formal wear is usually made from high-quality materials and includes garments like suits, tuxedos, evening gowns, and cocktail dresses. The specific style and level of formality can vary depending on the event, Culture, and established dress codes.

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Forward Pleat

Forward Pleat refers to a type of pleat in which the fold faces outward. Usually used in trousers, Forward Pleats typically appears in sets. When there are two Forward Pleats on eith

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Fougère

Fougère is a term used in perfumera referring to a male fragrance category, based on a composition of bergamot, oakmoss, and geranium.

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Fourragere

Fourragere refers to a braided cord worn usually around the left shoulder, especially when awarded as a military decoration

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Foxing

Foxing refers to a a strip of rubber that joins the upper and sole of a shoe. Foxing is typically found on canvas sneakers

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Fragility

Deutsch: Zerbrechlichkeit / Español: Fragilidad / Português: Fragilidade / Français: Fragilité / Italiano: Fragilità

Fragility in the fashion context refers to the delicate nature or susceptibility of certain materials, garments, or design elements to damage, wear, or deterioration. Fragile items in fashion often include those made from fine fabrics, intricate embellishments, or lightweight constructions that require careful handling and maintenance to preserve their quality. Fragility in fashion can also encompass the ephemeral nature of certain trends or the sensitivity of Clothing to environmental conditions, such as humidity, sunlight, or abrasion.

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