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Lapidary refers to a craftsperson who cuts and polishes or shapes gemstones. Moreover, a Lapidary is a gem cutter or polisher, usually well versed in finishing all types of gems oth

Lariat Necklace refers to a type of necklace with open, decorated ends that are looped or knotted instead of clasped. It often has a central decorative finding through which the end

Lars Nilsson refers to the much-admired Swedish fashion designer. Nilsson was born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1966. He was the former Creative Director of Nina Ricci in Paris from 2003

Deutsch: Letzte / Español: Último / Português: Último / Français: Dernier / Italiano: Ultimo /

Last refers to a form or Block shaped like a human foot used in repairing or making shoes. The types of Last include:
(1) heel width,
(2) instep height,
(3) toe box depth, and

Lava Cameos refer to the type of Cameos that were purportedly carved from the volcano stones of Mount Vesuvius, but were actually made of limestone. Lava Cameos were fashionable in th

Lavalieres refers to a type of chain worn around a woman's neck,, from which is suspended one or more gemstones. The name "Lavalieres" may actually be derived from Louise de La Vallier

Deutsch: Schichtung / Español: Superposición / Português: Sobreposição / Français: Superposition / Italiano: Sovrapposizione

Layering in fashion refers to the practice of wearing multiple garments on top of one another to create a cohesive, functional, or stylish outfit. The process involves combining different pieces, such as shirts, jackets, sweaters, and accessories, in a way that not only adds visual interest but also allows for adaptability in varying weather conditions. Layering is both a practical technique and a fashion-forward approach to creating dynamic and versatile looks.

Deutsch: Leder / Español: Cuero / Português: Couro / Français: Cuir / Italiano: Cuoio

Leather is a durable and flexible material created by the tanning of animal rawhide and skin, often cattle hide. It can be produced through manufacturing processes ranging from cottage industry to heavy industry.