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Griffe

Griffe means "designer label". All fashion houses and designers such as Balenciaga, Cerruti, Gaultier, Kenzo, Lagerfeld, Rykiel and Mugler all produces lines carrying their own labels

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Grunge Influence

Deutsch: Grunge-Einfluss / Español: Influencia Grunge / Português: Influência Grunge / Français: Influence Grunge / Italiano: Influenza Grunge

The Grunge Influence in fashion emerged in the late 20th century as a countercultural movement that redefined aesthetic norms by blending raw, unpolished elements with mainstream design. Originating from the music scene in Seattle, this style transcended its subcultural roots to become a defining force in global fashion, challenging conventional notions of beauty and luxury. Its impact persists in contemporary design, where its principles of authenticity and anti-establishment ethos continue to inspire.

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Grunge Movement

Deutsch: Grunge-Bewegung / Español: Movimiento grunge / Português: Movimento grunge / Français: Mouvement grunge / Italiano: Movimento grunge

The Grunge Movement emerged in the mid-1980s as a subcultural phenomenon that blended raw musical expression with a distinctive anti-fashion aesthetic. Originating in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, particularly Seattle, it challenged mainstream conventions by embracing a deliberately unpolished and rebellious style. While primarily associated with music, its influence extended deeply into fashion, redefining contemporary trends and youth culture.

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Gucci

Deutsch: Gucci / Español: Gucci / Português: Gucci / Français: Gucci / Italiano: Gucci

The term Gucci refers to one of the world's most iconic luxury fashion brands, synonymous with high-end apparel, accessories, and lifestyle products. Founded in Italy, it has evolved into a global symbol of prestige, innovation, and cultural influence, shaping trends across fashion, music, and art.

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Gucci by Gucci (Perfume Water)

- Gucci by Gucci (Perfume Water) : Gucci by Gucci refers to a Perfume water for women named simply Gucci, designed by Gucci and was introduced in 2007. The nose behind this fragrance is Ilias Ermenidis.The Perfume Gucci is a

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Guerilla Store

Guerilla Store refers to a type of store, an alternative concept in retailing wherein a store is opened at an alternative locations for just a year and then re-opens again somewhere e

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Guerlain Habit Rouge Dry EDC

Guerlain Habit Rouge Dry EDC refers to an EDC which was launched by the design house Guerlain in 1965. This masculine scent possesses a blend of fresh citrus, lemon, mandarin, spices,

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Guimp

Guimp refers to the short Chemise that is often worn with very open dresses, made of tulle or other light materials.

Guimp was originally the word used to describe the light cloth

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