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Minimalist Fashion

Deutsch: Minimalistische Mode / Español: Moda minimalista / Português: Moda minimalista / Français: Mode minimaliste / Italiano: Moda minimalista

The concept of Minimalist Fashion represents a design philosophy that prioritizes simplicity, functionality, and timeless aesthetics. Emerging as a counter-movement to excessive consumerism, it emphasizes clean lines, neutral color palettes, and high-quality materials. This approach not only redefines personal style but also promotes sustainability by encouraging mindful consumption.

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Urban Fashion

Deutsch: Städtische Mode / Español: Moda urbana / Português: Moda urbana / Français: Mode urbaine / Italiano: Moda urbana

The term Urban Fashion describes a style movement rooted in metropolitan culture, blending streetwear aesthetics with high-fashion influences. Originating from youth subcultures in the late 20th century, it reflects the dynamic, eclectic energy of cities worldwide. This article explores its evolution, defining characteristics, and global impact.

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Louis Vuitton

Deutsch: Louis Vuitton / Español: Louis Vuitton / Português: Louis Vuitton / Français: Louis Vuitton / Italiano: Louis Vuitton

The name Louis Vuitton represents one of the most iconic luxury brands globally, synonymous with high-end fashion, leather goods, and timeless craftsmanship. Founded in 19th-century France, the brand has evolved into a symbol of exclusivity, innovation, and cultural influence, shaping the fashion industry for over 160 years. Its legacy spans from travel trunks to haute couture, cementing its status as a pillar of modern luxury.

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Ethnic Wear

Deutsch: Traditionelle Kleidung / Español: Ropa étnica / Português: Roupa étnica / Français: Vêtements ethniques / Italiano: Abbigliamento etnico

The term Ethnic Wear refers to clothing that reflects the cultural, traditional, or indigenous heritage of a specific community or region. These garments often incorporate unique fabrics, embroidery, motifs, and craftsmanship passed down through generations. Beyond aesthetics, they carry symbolic meanings tied to identity, rituals, and social customs.

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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.

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Aromatherapy

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.

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Fashion and Technology

Deutsch: Mode und Technologie / Español: Moda y tecnología / Português: Moda e tecnologia / Français: Mode et technologie / Italiano: Moda e tecnologia

Fashion and technology refers to the intersection of fashion design, production, retail, and consumer experiences with technological advancements. It encompasses innovations like smart textiles, 3D printing, artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and sustainable manufacturing processes that are revolutionizing the fashion industry.

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