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Bagnolette refers to a short hooded Cape which was fashionable at the beginning of the 18th century.

Deutsch: Baguette / Español: Baguette / Português: Baguette / Français: Baguette / Italiano: Baguette /

Baguette refers to handbag that is long and narrow in shape kind of like a French bread loaf called baguette. It is a popular French loaf-shaped bag made famous by Fendi. It usually h

Baize refers to a coarse woolen or cotton fabric napped to imitate felt. Baize which resembles a a felt and usually comes in green color are mostly used on gaming tables, like pool/b

Bakya refers to the traditional Filipino wooden Shoe made from Block of wood. It was modernized some years back and Bakya is still available in the market in an old-fashioned style an

Balandran refers to the medieval rain Cape as named in the south of France.

Balbriggan refers to a knitted and unbleached cotton fabric used most often and especially for making underwear or hosiery.

Deutsch: Gehänge / Español: Faja / Português: Báldrico / Français: Bavarois / Italiano: Baldracca /

Baldric usually an ornamented Belt worn over one shoulder to the hip to support and carry a sword or bugle. Baldric is made from wide silk sash or leather belt.

Deutsch: Balenciaga / Español: Balenciaga / Português: Balenciaga / Français: Balenciaga / Italiano: Balenciaga

Balenciaga is a renowned luxury fashion house known for its innovative designs, bold silhouettes, and avant-garde approach to fashion. Founded by Spanish designer Cristóbal Balenciaga in 1919, the brand became synonymous with elegance, precision tailoring, and architectural cuts. Today, it is recognized for pushing the boundaries of modern fashion, blending streetwear influences with high fashion, and often making provocative statements through its collections.

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Bagnolette

Baguette

Baize

Bakya

Balandran

Balbriggan

Baldric

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