Glossary

• Designer

Giorgio Armani refers to the Italian fashion designer based in Milan and New York. Armani opened his first fashion house in 1974 and, although well respected within his industry, rose

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Giorgio Beverly Hills refers to a well-known fashion Boutique in Beverly Hills, California, United States which was opened in 1961 by owners Fred and Gale Hayman. It was originally a

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Giornea refers to a long, Sleeveless overgown of the Renaissance Era. Usually, open in front and down the sides, and mostly elaborately trimmed and decorated. The open front and side

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Giovanni Cavagna refers to a Milan-based specialist knitwear designer, from Bergamo, Italy. He is described as discreeet, reserved and does not love the limelight. He entered the fashion scene at an early age following his natural inclinations to choose knitwear.

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Gipon refers to a close-fitting padded tunic, buttoned down the front,, the sleeves are long enough to cover the knuckles, and the neckline is round and low.

Gipon was originally

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Girandole refers to the Chandelier Earrings that feature three (3) distinct dangling parts.

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Deutsch: Mädchen / Español: Chica / Português: Menina / Français: Fille / Italiano: Ragazza

Girl in the fashion context refers to the way clothing, trends, and styles are designed and marketed specifically for girls, typically spanning from childhood to adolescence. Fashion for girls is influenced by age-appropriate considerations, societal trends, and cultural perceptions, reflecting a range of aesthetics from playful and whimsical to trendy and sophisticated. The fashion industry for girls includes casual, formal, sports, and seasonal clothing lines that cater to different occasions and needs.

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Givaudan is one of the most respected companies in the fragrance and flavour industry. Its rich heritage dates back to 1796, making it the first company to establish itself as a creat

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