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V Zone

V Zone is a Clothing term referring to the "V" shaped area where a Jacket Collar is open.

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V-Prong Setting

V-Prong Setting refers to a jewelry setting wherein the gemstone is held in place by V-shaped or L-shaped prongs. These settings are often used in combination with single or double pr

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V-Shaped Neckline

V-Shaped Neckline refers to a neckline shaped or cut like letter "V", where it derived its name.

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Valentino

Deutsch: Valentino / Español: Valentino / Português: Valentino / Français: Valentino / Italiano: Valentino

Valentino is a prestigious Italian luxury fashion brand known for its elegant haute couture, sophisticated ready-to-wear collections, and iconic accessories. Founded by Valentino Garavani in 1960, the brand has become synonymous with timeless glamour, exquisite craftsmanship, and bold yet refined designs.

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Valise

Valise refers to a medium handbag that closes at the top, has two Top carrying handles, and has a triangular or oval side p

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Vambrace

Vambrace refers to a piece of defensive armour for the arm, especially the forearm. Vambrace was developed by the Romans but was recognized during the 14th century . Vambrace were cyl

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Van Dyke

A "Van Dyke" refers to a variation of a goatee with a moustache, named after the 17th century Flemish painter, Sir Anthony Van Dyck (also spelled Van Dyke).

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Vandyke Collar

Vandyke Collar refers to a type/style of Collar made of linen or lace having a deeply indented or scalloped edge, first seen in the late 17th century portraits of Anthony Van Dyck.

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