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Marlborough Hat

Marlborough Hat refers to the 18th century Hat which had a low crown and wide brim that turned up at one side, trimmed with plumes and Taffeta or velvet ribbon. Marlborough Hat was de

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Marocain

Marocain refers to a dress fabric of ribbed crepe. Marocain also refers to a dress crepe; similar to Canton crepe. A crepe is a soft Thin light fabric with a crinkled surface.

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Marquise (Cut)

- Marquise (Cut) : Marquise refers to a gemstone shape pointed at both ends and oval shaped in the center.

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Marseilles

Marseilles refers to a firm cotton fabric that is similar to Pique. Marseilles is identified by its raised woven pattern, it has a a quilted appearance that is very elegant. Marseill

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Martini Setting

Martini refers to a jewelry setting which is aptly named for its three-prong setting that cradles the gemstone giving it the appearance of a martini glass. Gemstones are usually round brilli

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Mary Portas

Mary Portas refers to a British retail consultant, journalist and TV presenter. She is a leading authority on retail and brand communication and has been dubbed as the "Gordon Ramsa

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Maska

Deutsch: Maska / Español: Maska / Português: Maska / Français: Maska / Italiano: Maska

Maska is a Swedish fashion brand known for its commitment to high-quality materials, timeless design, and sustainable practices. The brand emphasizes creating durable, versatile pieces that can be worn for many years, promoting a sustainable approach to fashion.

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Mass-Produced Goods

Mass-Produced Goods are goods that are manufactured on a large scale. Goods, like clothes, bags and shoes which are mass-produced are cheaper, than designer goods.

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