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Charles James (1906-1978)

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- Charles James (1906-1978) : Charles James refers to a fashion designers who was born in Sandhurst, England in 1906. Charles James began designing in the 1920's and in 1926, he opened a hat shop named "Charles Boucheron

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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 Wa

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Energising

Deutsch: Belebend / Español: Energizante / Português: Energizante / Français: Revigorant / Italiano: Energizzante

In the fashion context, energising refers to the infusion of dynamic, vibrant, and uplifting elements into Clothing, accessories, or collections. This concept is associated with designs, colours, and themes that evoke vitality, optimism, and a sense of renewal, often inspired by trends, cultural shifts, or seasonal changes.

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Giovanni Cavagna

Giovanni Cavagna refers to a Milan-based specialist knitwear designer, from Bergamo, Italy. He is described as discreeet, reserved and does not love the limelight. He entered the fashion scene at an early age following his natural inclinations to choose knitwear.

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Imitation

Deutsch: Imitation / Español: imitación / Português: imitação / Français: imitation / Italiano: imitazione

The concept of Imitation plays a pivotal role in the fashion industry, shaping trends, accessibility, and ethical debates. It refers to the replication of high-end or designer products at lower price points, often raising questions about authenticity, intellectual property, and consumer behavior. This practice bridges the gap between luxury and mass-market fashion while sparking controversies over originality and value.

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Forefront

Deutsch: Spitze / Español: Vanguardia / Português: Vanguarda / Français: Avant-garde / Italian: Avanguardia

Forefront in the fashion context refers to the leading edge or the most advanced position in terms of style, innovation, and influence within the industry. Being at the forefront means setting trends, pioneering new designs, embracing cutting-edge technology, or driving cultural and social change through fashion. It involves designers, brands, or movements that push boundaries and shape the direction of the fashion world, often acting as trailblazers that others follow.

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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.

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