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Jumper
Deutsch: Pullover / Español: Jersey / Português: Suéter / Français: Pull / Italiano: Maglione
In the Fashion context, a Jumper refers to a knitted or crocheted garment worn on the upper body, typically with long sleeves and no opening at the front. It is commonly known in British English, where "jumper" is equivalent to the American term "sweater". Jumpers are designed to provide warmth and style, and they come in various fits, textures, necklines, and materials.
Canvas
Deutsch: Segeltuch / Español: Lona / Português: Lona / Français: Toile / Italiano: Tela
Canvas in the fashion context refers to a durable, heavy-duty fabric typically made from cotton, linen, or a blend of natural and synthetic fibres. Known for its sturdiness and coarse texture, canvas is widely used in fashion for making bags, shoes, outerwear, and accessories. It is also a popular material for utility and casual fashion items due to its durability and versatility.
Publicity
Deutsch: Öffentlichkeitsarbeit / Español: Publicidad / Português: Publicidade / Français: Publicité / Italiano: Pubblicità
Publicity in the fashion context refers to the strategic efforts and activities aimed at generating public awareness, interest, and favourable attention for a brand, designer, collection, or event. Unlike paid advertisements, publicity relies on earned media, such as press coverage, social media buzz, or word-of-mouth endorsements.
Sherwani
Deutsch: Sherwani / Español: Sherwani / Português: Sherwani / Français: Sherwani / Italiano: Sherwani
Sherwani is a traditional, long coat-like garment originating from South Asia, typically worn by men on formal occasions such as weddings, festivals, or ceremonial events. Known for its regal and elegant appearance, the sherwani has deep cultural and historical significance and is often associated with Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi fashion.
Mango
Deutsch: Mango (Modemarke) / Español: Mango (marca de moda) / Português: Mango (marca de moda) / Français: Mango (marque de mode) / Italiano: Mango (marchio di moda)
In the Fashion context, Mango refers to a global fashion brand originating from Spain, not the tropical fruit. Founded in Barcelona in 1984, Mango has grown into one of the world's most recognizable fast fashion retailers, offering trendy, affordable, and versatile clothing and accessories for women, men, teens, and children.
Nubuck
Deutsch: Nubuk / Español: Nobuk / Português: Nobuk / Français: Nubuck / Italiano: Nabuk
Nubuck is a type of leather characterised by its velvety, suede-like texture, achieved by sanding or buffing the grain side (outer surface) of the hide. It is highly prized in fashion for its soft feel, durability, and refined appearance, making it a popular choice for footwear, handbags, jackets, and other accessories.
Mannequin
Deutsch: Schaufensterpuppe / Español: Maniquí / Português: Manequim / Français: Mannequin / Italiano: Manichino
Mannequin refers to a model or form, typically life-sized, used in the fashion industry for various purposes, such as displaying clothing, assisting with garment design, or showcasing fashion concepts. Mannequins can be made from materials like fiberglass, plastic, or wood and are commonly seen in store windows or design studios.