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Change Sheet refers to large cloth put on the floor of a change room during a Fashion Show to protect clothes. It is also called a Drop Cloth because usually during quick changes, cl

Deutsch: Wandelnde Verbraucherpräferenzen / Español: Cambios en las preferencias del consumidor / Português: Mudança nas preferências dos consumidores / Français: Changement des préférences des consommateurs / Italiano: Cambiamento delle preferenze dei consumatori

Changing consumer preferences refer to the shifts in what consumers value, desire, and expect when purchasing fashion products. These preferences evolve over time due to a variety of factors, including cultural shifts, economic trends, advancements in technology, and growing awareness of sustainability. As consumers' tastes change, the fashion industry must adapt to meet new demands, creating opportunities for innovation and challenges for brands trying to stay relevant.

Channel Setting refers to the art of setting gemstones in a channel, which is two (2) walls of metal between which a gem is set so it appears suspended in a groove. Channel Setting i

Chantilly Lace refers to a delicate lace made from an open, six-sided mesh background with Floral designs. Any items with lace should be hand washed in cold and drip dried.

Chapel Cap refers to a Circle or triangle lace which was formerly placed on the head when entering a Catholic Church for services. It was carried in purse.

Chapel Cap is called Be

Deutsch: Kapellenlänge Zug / Español: Tren de Longitud de Capilla / Português: Trem de Comprimento de Capela / Français: Train Longueur de Chapelle / Italiano: Treno Lunghezza Cappella /

Chapel Length Train refers to a style of wedding Train which is currently the most common Train length for wedding dresses because it has the elegance of a full Train but is still no

Deutsch: Kapellenschleppe / Español: Tren de Capilla / Português: Trem de Capela / Français: Traîne de Chapelle / Italiano: Strascico della Cappella /

Chapel Train refers to a wedding Train that is most popular of all Train lengths,, it flows or extends from 3 to 4 feet behind the gown from the waistline.

Chapel Train is also ca

Chapka refers to a cap with earflaps that is usually lined with fur.

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