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Glossary of Fashion
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Gingham
Deutsch: Gingham / Español: Vichy / Português: Chita (ou Gengibre) / Français: Vichy / Italiano: Vichì
The term Gingham refers to a lightweight, plain-woven fabric characterized by its distinctive checked pattern, typically in two contrasting colors. Originating from Southeast Asia, it has evolved into a globally recognized textile with applications ranging from fashion to home décor. Its versatility and timeless aesthetic make it a staple in both traditional and contemporary design.
Duchess
Deutsch: Herzogin / Español: Duquesa / Português: Duquesa / Français: Duchesse / Italiano: Duchessa
Duchess in the fashion context typically refers to Duchess satin, a luxurious, heavy, and lustrous fabric often used for high-end garments, especially bridal and evening wear. This fabric is known for its smooth, silky surface and elegant drape, making it a popular choice for sophisticated and formal attire.
Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design refers to the complete arts College located in Southampton Row,
Alpina Watches
Alpina Watches International is a Swiss manufacturer of wrist watches based in Geneva, Switzerland. Alpina began in 1883 when Gottlieb Hauser, a Swiss watchmaker, founded the Swiss WaAromatherapy
Deutsch: Aromatherapie / Español: Aromaterapia / Português: Aromaterapia / Français: Aromathérapie / Italiano: Aromaterapia
Aromatherapy in the fashion context refers to the use of essential oils and fragrances in clothing and accessories to enhance the wearer's mood, well-being, and sensory experience. Aromatherapy is integrated into fabrics, textiles, or fashion products with the goal of combining style with wellness, leveraging the soothing or invigorating properties of certain scents like lavender, eucalyptus, or chamomile.