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Marketplace

Deutsch: Marktplatz / Español: Mercado / Português: Mercado / Français: Marché / Italiano: Mercato

Marketplace in the fashion context refers to an online or physical platform where multiple vendors or brands sell their fashion products directly to consumers. Marketplaces bring together a variety of fashion items, such as Clothing, shoes, accessories, and Beauty products, allowing shoppers to browse diverse offerings from different brands in a single place. These platforms often provide a streamlined shopping experience and offer various features like customer reviews, product comparisons, and personalised recommendations.

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Aromatherapy

Deutsch: Aromatherapie / Español: Aromaterapia / Português: Aromaterapia / Français: Aromathérapie / Italiano: Aromaterapia

Aromatherapy in the fashion context refers to the use of essential oils and fragrances in clothing and accessories to enhance the wearer's mood, well-being, and sensory experience. Aromatherapy is integrated into fabrics, textiles, or fashion products with the goal of combining style with wellness, leveraging the soothing or invigorating properties of certain scents like lavender, eucalyptus, or chamomile.

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Athletic and Fitness

Deutsch: Sportliche und Fitness-Bekleidung / Español: Ropa deportiva y de fitness / Português: Roupa atlética e de fitness / Français: Vêtements de sport et fitness / Italiano: Abbigliamento sportivo e fitness

The intersection of Athletic and Fitness apparel with fashion represents a dynamic sector where functionality meets aesthetic innovation. Originally designed for performance optimization, this category has evolved into a mainstream style phenomenon, influencing everyday wear and high-end collections. The fusion of technical fabrics, ergonomic design, and urban trends underscores its relevance in contemporary wardrobes.

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Pottery

Deutsch: Keramik / Español: Cerámica / Português: Cerâmica / Français: Céramique / Italiano: Ceramica

Pottery in the fashion context refers to the use of ceramic materials and techniques in the Creation of fashion items and accessories. This can include jewellery, buttons, and even embellishments on clothing. The integration of pottery into fashion combines traditional ceramic craftsmanship with contemporary design, resulting in unique and artistic pieces.

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Sizeism

Deutsch: Größen-Diskriminierung / Español: Tallasismo / Português: Tamanhoísmo / Français: Discrimination par la taille / Italiano: Discriminazione delle taglie

Sizeism in the fashion context refers to discrimination or prejudice based on an individual's body size, often favouring certain body types while marginalising others. This can manifest in limited clothing options, unrealistic beauty standards, and exclusion of diverse body types from marketing, modelling, and design practices.

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Robert Lee Morris

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Robert Lee Morris refers to a legendary jewelry designer and is recognized as a pioneer in the fine jewelry world, as well as in the fashion arena. He is one of New York's most influ

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Christopher Kane

Christopher Kane refers to a fashion designer who was born on Glasgow, Scotland on July 26, 1982. He moved to London when he was 17 years old and enrolled at Saint Martins School of

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