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Costume Designer

Deutsch: Kostümbildner / Español: Diseñador de vestuario / Português: Figurinista / Français: Costumier / Italiano: Costumista

A Costume Designer is a creative professional responsible for the visual storytelling of characters through clothing and accessories in film, theater, television, and other performance arts. This role bridges the gap between narrative intent and aesthetic execution, ensuring that every garment aligns with the director's vision, historical accuracy, or thematic requirements.

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Costume Jewelry

Costume Jewelry is the kind/type of jewelry made from non- fine or non-precious materials. Costume Jewelry is a term used to describe jewelry comprising of imitation stones and base

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Costumer

Deutsch: Kostümbildner / Español: Diseñador de vestuario / Português: Figurinista / Français: Costumier / Italiano: Costumista

A costumer is a professional responsible for designing, creating, and selecting costumes for characters in theatre, film, television, and other performance arts. Their work involves extensive research, creativity, and collaboration with directors, actors, and other members of the production team to ensure that costumes reflect the characters, settings, and themes of the production accurately.

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Cotton Cashmere

Cotton Cashmere refers to a type of fabric which is a blend of 85\% cotton and 15\% cashmere fibers, this combination produces an extremely soft yarn with a matte finish.

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Council of Fashion Designers of America, Inc.

Council of Fashion Designers of America, Inc. (CFDA)
is a not-for-profit trade association of over 300 of

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Counterfeiting

Deutsch: Fälschung / Español: Falsificación / Português: Falsificação / Français: Contrefaçon / Italiano: Contraffazione

Counterfeiting in the fashion context refers to the illegal production and sale of imitation goods that mimic the design, branding, or trademarks of luxury and designer brands. These counterfeit products are made to deceive consumers into believing they are purchasing authentic items, often at a fraction of the price. Counterfeiting is a global issue that affects both high-end and streetwear fashion, leading to significant economic losses and ethical concerns.

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Court Shoe

Court Shoe is a British term for Pump (American English) referring to a medium heeled, often pointed shoe, popular in black.. Moreover, it refers to a woman's dress Shoe that is plain

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Court Train

Court Train refers to a style/type of Train which is slightly longer than the Brush train, extending approximately 3 feet behind the waist. This Train can be used at most wedding cer

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