[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css_animation=»bottom-to-top»][/vc_column_text][gem_divider margin_top=»30″][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row css=».vc_custom_1561553716331{padding-bottom: 60px !important;}»][vc_column width=»1/2″][vc_column_text css_animation=»bottom-to-top»]Shoot, Resort, Capsule… ni su traducción es literal ni son lo que parecen. El mundillo de la moda está repleto de términos y conceptos que pueden confundir. Además, con cada nueva temporada aparecen tendencias con nuevos nombres que llegan para complicar aún más el panorama. De hecho, la pregunta se repite a menudo ¿Por qué en moda utilizáis tantos términos anglosajones? Sin embargo, esto no es exclusivo del universo fashion. Otros campos informativos como la economía o el deporte cuentan también con un lenguaje propio y especializado que es necesario conocer.
Either way, we've put together a "Fashion Glossary" with all the terms you need to know if your goal is to work in fashion. Take note.
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Quilted
It is the quilting of a lifetime. Soft fabric - cotton, cut silk, wool... - lined in the interlining of a garment to achieve a fluffy effect on it.
No-gender
We can also refer to this concept with words such as genderless, gender neutral or genderless. In all cases it refers to design without gender definition that rejects the labels of masculine and feminine. This term has gained relevance in recent years thanks to the celebration of an industry that tries to be increasingly inclusive.
Models in between
They are those models whose physique would be framed between a large size and what has been normatively considered a standard size in fashion. Again, it is closely related to inclusivity by giving visibility to that which is in the middle, in no man's land, the gray scale.
Sustainability
Fundamental in 2020, sustainability refers to those garments and collections manufactured under an environmentally friendly process and a social commitment to the workers who are part of the production chain. It is one of the pillars of the fashion of the future and has many nuances that are worth knowing.
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Sustainability is one of the pillars of the fashion of the future and has many nuances that should be known. A must in any Fashion Glossary.
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Made to order
It is still the "work to order" of a lifetime. It is an expression that has gained importance as we move into 2020, however, there are independent brands that already use this formula to avoid waste and overproduction. It is, along with sustainability, another of the cornerstones of the challenges facing the industry.
Fake fur
Stella McCartney has been using animal fur, leather and fur substitutes since its beginnings. And more and more brands are renouncing the use of animal fur in their collections. Giorgio Armani and Gucci have been among the latest to announce this.
Cruelty free
Along the lines of fake fur but one step further. The cruelty free label is used to refer to fabrics and work processes that are 100% animal friendly. Vegan fur is one of the most illustrative examples. In the case of beauty, for example, it refers to products that do not contain animal products and have not been tested on animals.
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Shacket
It refers to the outerwear garment, half jacket half shirt, and is also known as overshirt. The term comes from the union of "shirt" and "jacket", resulting in a piece that oscillates between two garments and is one of the most powerful trends of the season.
Skort
From the union of "skirt- and "short" is born the "skort" (or mini-skirt-pants), so fashionable last summer but that usually makes its appearance, to a greater or lesser extent, when the summer season approaches.
Cut Out
Strategic and unexpected openings that make their appearance in dresses and tops in trend and that leave just the right inches of skin in sight. In reality it would be something like special little necklines in surprising places.
Front-row
This is a term that, until the arrival of the pandemic, was a must in any fashion dictionary. However, the new normal questions the long-term survival of physical fashion shows and, consequently, of the longed-for "front row".
Wrap Dress
It is one of Diane Von Furstenberg's favorite basic silhouettes. It refers to the dress that is tied at the waist by crossing its sides in an opposite way to tighten and enhance the silhouette.
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