Glossary

Dichroic refers to a gem that appears to have two (2) different colors or shades when viewed from different directions. Alexandrite is an example of dichroic gemstone because it varie

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Dichroic Glass refers to a type of glass which contains multiple micro-layers of metal oxides. This gives the glass reflective optical properties. Dichroic Glass was originally devel

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Dichroism is a jewelry term referring to the ability of a certain type of gemstone to show two (2) different colors or shades when viewed from opposite sides of the crystal. Alexandri

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Dickey refers to a partial Collar or neckline worn under a dress, shirt, top or blouse to accent the other garment or give
additional warmth.

Dickey is also known as Chemisette.

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Deutsch: Dior / Español: Dior / Português: Dior / Français: Dior / Italiano: Dior

Dior in the fashion context refers to Christian Dior, a globally renowned luxury fashion house known for its elegant and innovative designs in haute couture, ready-to-wear, accessories, and fragrances. Established in 1946 by French designer Christian Dior, the brand revolutionised women’s fashion with the introduction of the "New Look" in 1947, which featured cinched waists, full skirts, and a focus on feminine silhouettes. Dior has since become a symbol of luxury, craftsmanship, and timeless style.

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Deutsch: Diptyque / Español: Diptyque / Português: Diptyque / Français: Diptyque / Italiano: Diptyque

In the fashion context, Diptyque refers to a luxury French brand renowned for its artisanal fragrances, candles, and home décor. While not traditionally a fashion house, Diptyque is deeply intertwined with the world of high-end fashion and lifestyle through its sophisticated and stylish approach to sensory experiences and design.

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Deutsch: Disruption / Español: Disrupción / Português: Disrupção / Français: Disruption / Italiano: Disruzione

Disruption in the fashion context refers to significant innovations, changes, or challenges that fundamentally alter traditional processes, Business models, or consumer behaviour in the industry. It often involves the introduction of new technologies, ideas, or practices that challenge established norms, leading to a transformation of how fashion is designed, produced, marketed, or consumed.

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Deutsch: Verwaschener Denim / Español: Denim desgastado / Português: Denim desgastado / Français: Denim déchiré / Italiano: Denim strappato

Distressed denim refers to denim fabric, typically used for jeans, jackets, or shorts, that has been deliberately aged, worn, or torn to achieve a weathered, rugged look. In the fashion context, distressed denim is a popular style trend that often features rips, frays, fading, and sometimes holes, giving the garment a vintage or lived-in appearance. This style is embraced for its casual, rebellious aesthetic and is a staple in streetwear and high-fashion alike.

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