Glossary

Mitons refer to Mail mittens. Mail is a type of armor or jewelry consisting of small metal rings linked together in a patt

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Mitra which is also known as Mitre may refer to:

(1) Headband worn by women in ancient Greece;

(2) Tall Asian headdress, regarded by the Romans as effeminate when worn by men; t

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Mo refers to a women's pleated Train that is a part of the formal court costume established in Japan by the 8th century.

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Mob Cap refers to a large women's indoor cap covering all the hair which was worn in the 18th and 19th centuries. Mob Cap also refers to a woman's linen nightcap which later in era h

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Deutsch: Bewegungsfreiheit / Español: Movilidad / Português: Mobilidade / Français: Mobilité / Italiano: Mobilità

Mobility in the fashion context refers to the ability of a garment or outfit to allow freedom of movement, ensuring comfort and flexibility for the wearer. Mobility is especially important in clothing designed for active lifestyles, work environments, or situations where a wide range of movement is needed, such as sportswear, workwear, and casualwear.

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Mock Turtleneck refers to a type of knit Pullover finished at the neckline with a short, fitted knit band that does not fold over. Mock Turtleneck which is an abbreviated version of

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- Mock Wrap (Dress) : Mock Wrap is when a garment appears to be a full wrap, but does not open completely at the top.

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Deutsch: Mod-Mode / Español: Moda Mod / Português: Moda Mod / Français: Mode Mod / Italiano: Moda Mod

Mod fashion refers to a distinctive style that emerged in Britain during the late 1950s and 1960s, characterized by sharp tailoring, bold colours, and sleek, modern designs. The Mod (short for "modernist") movement was driven by a youth subculture that embraced fashion, music, and a sense of rebellion against the mainstream, focusing on sleek and stylish looks that expressed individuality and modernity.

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