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Fashion and Textiles

TermDefinition
Avant-Garde Ahead of its time.
Classics Styles that stay in fashion for a long time.
Cowl A softly draped neckline on a dress or blouse.
Fad A fashion that is popular for only a short time.
Fashion A particular style popular at a given time.
Fashion Cycle The stages a style moves through start to end.
Kimono Sleeve Cut in 1 piece including garment front & back, sewn together along outer arm.
Raglan Sleeve Front & back diagonal seam extending from neckline to underarm.
Retro Styles of an earlier time.
Set-In Sleeve Joined to garment by an armhole seam.
Style The characteristics that tell apart one item from another.
Blazer Classics single- or double -breasted jacket.
Blouson Dress with billowed effect created by gathering the bodice fullness and letting it fall over the waistline seam.
Bolero Short, open jacket that ends above the waist.
Cardigan Collarless jacket or sweater that buttons down the front.
Chesterfield Velvet-collared jacket named for a 19th-century earl.
Cowl Soft, Bias-cut neckline draped in the front or back.
Culottes Pants that look like a skirt.
Empire Dress with a high waistline placed just below the bust.
Gored Skirt formed by shaped panels.
Jumpsuit One-piece garment that combines bodice and pants.
Kimono Style of sleeve that is cut in one piece with the bodice.
Lapel Shirt part that folds back to form a continuation of the collar.
Mini Skirt or dress that falls to mid thigh.
Pea Hip-length jacket styled after those worn by sailors.
Princess Close-fitting, flared dress or coat that has no waistline; fit is achieved with seams.
Set-In Type of sleeve that is stitched into an armhole seam.
Shawl One-piece collar and lapel that form a continuous, curved line around the neck to the front closure of a garment.
Sheath Close-fitting dress with no waistline seam and shaped by darts.
Shift Straight-cut, loose-fitting dress with no waistline seam.
Tunic Hip-length shirt style inspired by the ancient Romans.
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