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The shape or outline of a garment when worn on the body, typically used in fashion design and styling.

Type of cloth or woven fabric used in fashion design; materials include natural fibers like cotton or wool and synthetic fibers.

A person who has gained a large following on social media for their fashion-related content and has the power to affect the purchasing decisions of others.

A live presentation by fashion designers to showcase their upcoming line of clothing during fashion week.

A company that designs and sells high-fashion clothing and accessories, often led by a renowned artistic director.

A movement and process fostering change to fashion products and the fashion system towards greater ecological integrity and social justice.

A small collection of essential and timeless fashion items that do not go out of style.

A term for tailor-made clothing that emphasizes personalization and individual attention to detail.

A special event in which fashion designers or retailers present merchandise directly to customers, often before it is available in stores.

The practice of predicting future fashion styles and trends to help designers create products that meet consumer demands.

A visual presentation or collage consisting of images, fabric swatches, and color schemes used to communicate a design theme or concept.

Refers to the time of the year when new collections are released; main seasons are Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter.

This term describes innovative, radical, or unorthodox fashion that challenges norms and expectations.

An individual who is highly regarded for their unique, trend-setting fashion style and influence on the fashion world.

The strategic analysis, marketing, management, and distribution of fashion products to meet consumer demand.

French for 'workshop' or 'studio', it refers to the workspace of a fashion designer or an artist, where high-end fashion garments are created.

An item of clothing or accessory that is bold, unique, or attention-grabbing and sets the tone for the wearer's outfit.

A fashion trend and aesthetic that emphasizes simplicity and understated elegance through clean lines and monochrome palettes.

Another term for 'Ready-to-Wear', referring to factory-made clothing sold in standard sizes.

A fashion designer who designs and manufactures haute couture (high fashion) clothing.

A French term meaning 'high sewing' or 'high dressmaking' referring to the creation of exclusive custom-fitted clothing, made by leading fashion houses.

Also called 'prêt-à-porter', this refers to factory-made clothing, sold in finished condition and standardized sizes.

The range of prices at which an item is marketed, with consideration to its market segment.

A series of events in major cities where fashion designers showcase their latest collections in runway shows to buyers and the media.

The person responsible for curating and composing the fashion-related content of a publication.

A design, manufacturing, and marketing method focused on rapidly producing high volumes of clothing to keep up with the latest trends.

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

A secondary line of merchandise created by a high-end fashion house that retails at lower prices.

Garments that are constructed to fit each customer individually based on a few standard body measurements.