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Mango

Deutsch: Mango (Modemarke) / Español: Mango (marca de moda) / Português: Mango (marca de moda) / Français: Mango (marque de mode) / Italiano: Mango (marchio di moda)

In the Fashion context, Mango refers to a global fashion brand originating from Spain, not the tropical fruit. Founded in Barcelona in 1984, Mango has grown into one of the world's most recognizable fast fashion retailers, offering trendy, affordable, and versatile clothing and accessories for women, men, teens, and children.

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Mannequin

Deutsch: Schaufensterpuppe / Español: Maniquí / Português: Manequim / Français: Mannequin / Italiano: Manichino

Mannequin refers to a model or form, typically life-sized, used in the fashion industry for various purposes, such as displaying clothing, assisting with garment design, or showcasing fashion concepts. Mannequins can be made from materials like fiberglass, plastic, or wood and are commonly seen in store windows or design studios.

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Manteau

Deutsch: Mantel / Español: Abrigo / Português: Sobretudo / Français: Manteau / Italiano: Cappotto /

Manteau refers to a loose mantle or cloak worn during the 17th century. It was a fashion that arose in the 1680's. Today, however, the Manteau also used to describe a long overcoat

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Mantelet

Mantelet refers to a shawl worn around the shoulders. Moreover, Mantelet is a women's short, loose, Sleeveless cloak.

Mantelet is also known as Mantlet.

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Mantilla

Mantilla refers to the veil Draped over head and shoulders which originated in Spain. Mantilla refers to a light scarf, often made from black lace, worn over the head and shoulders, e

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Mantua

Deutsch: Mantua / Español: Mantua / Português: Mantua / Français: Mantua / Italiano: Mantua /

Mantua refers to a woman's loose gown of the 17th and 18th centuries. Mantua is spelled after the Italian city of the same name, but originally from French "manteau".

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Manufacture

Deutsch: Herstellung / Español: Manufactura / Português: Manufatura / Français: Fabrication / Italiano: Manifattura

Manufacture in the fashion context refers to the process of making clothing, footwear, or accessories. This involves a range of activities from the initial design and development of products to the actual production of the items on a commercial scale.

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Mao Collar

Deutsch: Mao-Kragen / Español: Cuello Mao / Português: Gola Mao / Français: Col Mao / Italiano: Colletto Mao

Mao Collar is a style of collar on a garment that stands upright around the neck without traditional collar flaps, also known as a mandarin collar or band collar.

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