Glossary

Block Printing refers to a method used to describe the printing of a design into fabric using a wooden block.

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Blocking refers to the portion of a Fashion Show rehearsal where runs are choreographed. It involves deciding where models will be placed on the ramp for aesthetic and lighting purpos

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Deutsch: Bluse / Español: Blusa / Português: Blusa / Français: Blouse / Italiano: Blusa

A blouse in the fashion context refers to a loose-fitting, upper-body garment typically worn by women. It is often made from lightweight fabrics like cotton, silk, or chiffon and features a range of styles and designs. Blouses are versatile wardrobe staples that can be worn for both casual and formal occasions, and they often feature details such as collars, buttons, or embellishments. Unlike shirts, which can be more structured, blouses tend to have a softer, more flowing silhouette.

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Blouson refers to a garment, as a dress, having a close waistband with blousing of material over it. Blousing at waistline or below is created with elastic, a knitted band or drawstri

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Blow-Dry Styling which is often called a blow out, is when the hair is dried and styled in one step. A round brush or Vent brush are typically used during blow-dry styling.

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Blucher refers to a Shoe with a one-piece tongue and vamp and the quarters lapped over the vamp and laced together

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Deutsch: Blau / Español: Azul / Português: Azul / Français: Bleu / Italiano: Blu /

Blue refers to a color whose hue is that of the clear sky or that of the portion of the color spectrum lying between green and violet.

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Deutsch: Blaue-Ozean-Strategie / Español: Estrategia del Océano Azul / Português: Estratégia do Oceano Azul / Français: Stratégie de l'Océan Bleu / Italiano: Strategia dell'Oceano Blu

The Blue Ocean Strategy represents a paradigm shift in competitive business models, particularly transformative in industries like fashion where differentiation is critical. By moving beyond saturated markets ("red oceans"), this approach emphasizes creating uncontested market spaces through innovation and value-driven design. Its principles challenge traditional cost-leadership or differentiation strategies, offering a framework for sustainable growth in dynamic sectors.

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