New Interpretation Of Fashion Words; &Nbsp; The Essential Manual For Daring

Couture: it is not necessarily called Couture now.

Bespoke:Couture synonyms are used by retailers to describe high-end products, but now it is not just custom-made clothing can be used Bespoke.

Statement outfits: it seems that fashion people love to use this way to attract attention.

Pop-up: this year, Pop-up stores are coming out, and Shiseido, AllSaints and Zimmermann have launched their own Pop-up stores.

The shop is empty and creative. Now hit-and-run is shooting a gun and changing the retail concept of one place to the fashion capital of the world.

Fashionista: this word was originally used to describe fashion people.

Collaborations:H&M collaborate with Alber Elbaz; Gap and Stella McCartney cooperate; Jason Wu joint Tse, 2010 let us think that independent design has left us.

Concept store: stores that used to describe products that are different from regular designs, such as Ann Taylor's concept store and OC Concept are more representative shops.

But now there are many stores that abuse the concept store, which needs to be torn away from their true colors.

In Geek-chic:2010, as long as you wear black frame glasses, wear woolen clothes and T-shirt, you may also become Geek-chic.

And the word "Geek-chic" can be seen everywhere on Twitter.

Eco-fashion:Stella McCartney uses plant rhizome rearrangement instead of artificial leather and cork to make muffin shoes. Michael Kors uses organic cashmere to replace cotton in the new design.

If you want your design to stay out of fashion, you have to consider Eco-Fashion.

D.I.Y. fashion:DIY doesn't mean you have to knit your gloves or become the most successful seller on Etsy.com.

As long as you go to Urban Outfitters, you can keep your mind.

In the men's wear show in Heritage:2010, we saw the Barbour jacket, Red Wing boots and Woolrich sweater, and the nostalgia and classical style were rampant. This also indicates that the trend of retro fashion will hit again.

Well-edited:Well-edited instead of curated is used to describe a garment series that is carefully selected.

Mash-up: it is used to describe the integration of multiple styles and cultural elements, such as "the series mix up East Asia and Harajuku two styles"; "her beauty comes from the blending of eastern and Western cultures" and so on.