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Gota

Gota refers to the ancient Persian art which dates back to before the Mughal Empire. In Gota, the patterns which are traced out on silver or gold strips are cut out and sown on to fabric, like patchwork, with a needle that is used to run up and down through the cloth, while the cloth is pulled tightly over a large wooden frame.

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Gota Patti

Gota Patti refers to a Gota handwork in small shapes that are leaf-like shapes..

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Gourmand Note

Gourmand Note refers to a fragrance note evoking a tempting smell of food, such as vanilla, galangal, ripe fruit, caramel, honey or chocolate.

Gourmans Note is also sometimes call

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Government

Deutsch: Regierung / Español: gobierno / Português: governo / Français: gouvernement / Italiano: governo

The intersection of Government and fashion reveals a complex relationship where policy, identity, and economics converge. This article explores how state institutions influence the fashion industry—from regulations and trade policies to cultural representation and sustainability mandates. Understanding this dynamic is essential for grasping the broader societal impact of fashion beyond aesthetics.

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Gown

Deutsch: Kleid / Español: Vestido / Português: Vestido / Français: Robe / Italiano: Abito

Gown in the fashion context refers to a long, elegant dress typically worn for formal occasions. It is a garment that conveys sophistication, style, and grace, often associated with high-end events such as galas, weddings, and red-carpet appearances.

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Graduated Hair Cut

Graduated Hair Cut also called Graduation, refers to a hair cut with a graduated shape or wedge. This type of Haircut results from cutting the hair with tension, low to medium elevati

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Grained Leather

Grained Leather refers to any leather on which the original, natural grain has been highlighted by a finishing process.

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Grandad collar

Deutsch: Großvaterkragen / Español: Cuello de abuelo / Português: Gola de avô / Français: Col grand-père / Italiano: Collo alla nonno

The Grandad collar, also referred to as a grandpa collar or band collar, is a minimalist, close-fitting neckline style that lacks a traditional collar stand or lapels. Originating from utilitarian workwear, this design has transcended its functional roots to become a staple in both casual and high-fashion menswear, prized for its understated elegance and versatility.

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