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Specialty Modeling

Specialty Modeling is also known as Parts Modeling, wherein a Model only shows or models certain part(s) of his/her body,, such as, fingers, hands, legs, ears, lips, eyes, backs. Anyt

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Spectator

Spectator refers to Shoe design that is characterized by two (2) materials, often of different colors or materials, with an edge of the dominant color having a pinking edge exposed,

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Spectroscope

Spectroscope refers to the instrument used to view the absorption spectra of gemstones. Likewise, a Spectroscope is an instrument that measure the absorption of light in a material a

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Spelling difference

Deutsch: Rechtschreibunterschiede / Español: Diferencias de ortografía / Português: Diferenças de ortografia / Français: Différences d'orthographe / Italiano: Differenze di ortografia

In the fashion context, a spelling difference refers to a variation in the spelling of terms, brand names, or descriptors between different regions or languages. These differences often ARISE due to cultural, linguistic, and regional influences, particularly between American English and British English. Understanding and addressing these differences is important for global brands and designers to communicate effectively across diverse markets.

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Sphere

Deutsch: Sphäre / Español: Esfera / Português: Esfera / Français: Sphère / Italiano: Sfera

Sphere in fashion refers to the concept of a holistic and inclusive approach to fashion, considering not only the aesthetic and commercial aspects but also the social, environmental, and cultural dimensions. It embodies the idea of fashion as a multi-dimensional field that impacts and is influenced by various factors in society.

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Split

Deutsch: Gespalten / Español: Dividido / Português: Dividido / Français: Divisé / Italiano: Diviso /

In the realm of fashion, split refers to a design or style element where a piece of clothing or an outfit is intentionally divided into separate sections, often creating an asymmetrical or unique visual effect. This Article explores the significance, application areas, numerous well-known examples, and potential risks associated with the use of splits in fashion.

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Split Leather

Split Leather refers to a soft, suede -like leather that is made from the lower layers of a hide that have been slip away fr

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Spokesperson

Deutsch: Sprecher:in / Español: portavoz / Português: porta-voz / Français: porte-parole / Italiano: portavoce

A spokesperson is an individual or representative designated to communicate official statements, policies, or positions on behalf of an organization, government, or entity. This role is critical in shaping public perception and ensuring consistent messaging across various media platforms.

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