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The basic outline or shape of an item or garment.

The way a fabric falls or hangs on a body or form.

The feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or material.

A selected range of colors that are used in a design or collection.

A visual tool that communicates the essence and vibe of a project, often used in the early stages of design.

The process of creating templates from which to cut out pieces that will be sewn together to make a garment.

The creation of exclusive custom-fitted high fashion clothing, made to order for a specific customer.

French term for 'Ready-to-wear'; factory-made clothing, sold in finished condition and standardized sizes.

An initial drawing that represents a garment design idea.

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

The practice of predicting future fashion trends based on past and current style-related social and cultural trends.

A visual representation of a series of frames or panels displaying the sequence of events, often used in fashion to illustrate a collection's narrative.

A small collection of essential items that do not go out of fashion, typically based around a specific theme or for a particular season.

A technique used in the cutting of garments, where the fabric is cut at a 45-degree angle to its major thread lines, allowing for a garment that clings fluidly to the body.

The development of clothing and fashion products that aim to reduce any undesirable environmental and social impact.

A document that contains all the technical information about a product needed by a manufacturer to turn a design into a finished product.

The process of taking a base size or sample pattern and creating a range of sizes.

A preliminary model of a garment used to evaluate design and fit before full-scale production.

The materials used to enhance the aesthetic appeal or functionality of a garment, including items like buttons, zippers, lace, etc.

Periods in the fashion industry that dictate when collections are designed, manufactured, and released; typically Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter.

A series of designer presentations held semiannually in major fashion capitals to showcase upcoming collections to buyers, the press, and the public.

A basic pattern from which more complex patterns are developed.

A movement focused on designing, creating, and consuming garments for quality and longevity, often with a more sustainable approach.

Clothing that is manufactured in standard sizes and available to the public in finished condition.