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A narrow, usually flat platform that runs into an auditorium, used by models to demonstrate clothing and accessories during a fashion show.

French term for 'high sewing' or 'high dressmaking' referring to the creation of exclusive custom-fitted clothing, made by fashion houses for private clients, often involving time-consuming, hand-executed techniques.

Clothing that is produced in standard sizes and sold to the public without individual custom fittings, usually displayed during fashion weeks.

A collection of photographs compiled to show off a model, photographer, style, stylist, or clothing line, usually for promotional purposes.

The area behind the scenes at a fashion show where models get dressed, makeup and hair styling is done, and designers prepare the looks.

A sequence in which models will walk the runway during a fashion show, also refers to the arrangement of garments that will be displayed.

A session where models try on clothes to ensure they fit properly and look as intended before they are shown on the runway.

The seats closest to the runway at a fashion show, typically reserved for celebrities, fashion editors, buyers, and other VIPs.

The final and most dramatic outfit in a fashion show, or a particularly striking piece that receives a lot of attention.

The specific way a model moves on the runway during a fashion show, which often includes poise and a display of confidence.

A set of clothing, accessories, or footwear from a fashion designer for a particular season which is presented in a fashion show.

The process of selecting models for a fashion show, often involving auditions where models demonstrate their walk and look.

A term used to describe top-tier fashion models, designers, or celebrities who are very popular and involved with high-profile events.

A person who conceives and creates designs for clothes, accessories, or footwear, often presented at fashion shows.

A social gathering that takes place after a fashion show, where designers, models, and guests can relax and socialize.

A package given to media representatives containing information about the fashion show, designer, collection and high-quality images intended for promotional use.

Fashion that is considered to have emerged not from studios, but from the grassroots and influenced by street culture and is often seen in urban environments.

A general direction in which fashion is moving. Trends are often set by fashion designers and are popularized through fashion shows.

Products given for free, often promotional items or gifts, to attendees or participants of fashion shows.