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Glossary of Fashion
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French Ivory
Deutsch: Französisches Elfenbein / Español: Marfil Francés / Português: Marfim Francês / Français: Ivoire Français / Italiano: Avorio Francese /
French Ivory refers to a plastic made to simulate ivory. French Ivory was first produced around the middle of the 19th century.Since 1865, when it was first invented by Alexander
Annie Buzantian
Annie Buzantian is a Master Perfumer who was first exposed to the exotic ingredients of perfumery in Constanza, Romania, where she was born. Later Annie Buzantian spent time in Leban1997
The year 1997 was a defining moment in fashion, marked by the emergence of new design talent, the tragic loss of a legendary designer, and a shift in the industry towards bold creativity and experimentation. It was a time when fashion embraced both minimalism and maximalism, with designers exploring the boundaries of what fashion could be. The year also saw significant anniversaries and events that would leave a lasting impact on the industry.
1939
The year 1939 was a significant turning point in fashion, influenced heavily by the onset of World War II. The fashion world, which had been flourishing in the 1930s with luxurious designs and an emphasis on glamour, began to face the realities of a world on the brink of conflict. Despite the looming war, 1939 was marked by the continued popularity of certain trends, key fashion events, and the industry's response to the rapidly changing global situation.