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Deutsch: Mohair / Español: Moher / Português: Mohair / Français: Mohair / Italiano: Mohair
In the Fashion context, Mohair refers to a luxurious, silky, and resilient natural fiber obtained from the Angora goat (not to be confused with the Angora rabbit). Highly prized for its luster, softness, and insulating properties, mohair is often blended with other fibers to produce high-quality textiles used in garments such as sweaters, coats, scarves, and suits. Its unique characteristics make it a favorite in both high fashion and luxury knitwear, with applications ranging from elegant formalwear to cozy winter essentials.
Deutsch: Irokesenschnitt / Español: Mohicano / Português: Moicano / Français: Crête iroquoise / Italiano: Cresta mohicana
The Mohawk is a distinctive hairstyle characterized by a strip of hair running from the forehead to the nape of the neck, while the sides of the head are shaved or closely cropped. Originating from cultural and historical contexts, it has evolved into a prominent symbol in fashion, subcultures, and mainstream media, often associated with rebellion, individuality, and artistic expression.
Deutsch: Mohikaner / Español: Mohicano / Português: Moicano / Français: Mohican / Italiano: Mohicano
The Mohican is a distinctive hairstyle characterized by a shaved or closely cropped section on the sides of the head, leaving a strip of longer hair along the top that often stands upright. Originating from subcultural movements, this style has evolved into a prominent fashion statement, particularly within punk, alternative, and streetwear communities. Its bold aesthetic and symbolic associations with rebellion and individuality have cemented its place in contemporary fashion history.
Deutsch: Schimmelflecken / Español: Manchas de moho / Português: Manchas de mofo / Français: Taches de moisissure / Italiano: Macchie di muffa
Mold stain in the fashion context refers to discolorations or marks on fabric caused by mold growth. These stains can occur on a variety of textiles and are usually the result of exposure to moisture and poor storage conditions.