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Portrait Neckline refers to a style/type of neckline that is similar to a Bateau or Sabrina Neck, except that Portrait neck actually stands or flares out to form a mini Collar effect

Deutsch: Portugal / Español: Portugal / Português: Portugal / Français: Portugal / Italiano: Portogallo

Portugal has established a unique and influential presence in the fashion industry, known for its high-quality textiles, skilled craftsmanship, and innovative designers. The country's fashion scene is a blend of traditional heritage and contemporary styles, making it an important player in both European and global fashion markets.

Posy Holder is a term used in jewelery that refers to a small horn-shaped container for holding live flowers which usually features a straight pin and finger ring to secure it.

Deutsch: Keramik / Español: Cerámica / Português: Cerâmica / Français: Céramique / Italiano: Ceramica

Pottery in the fashion context refers to the use of ceramic materials and techniques in the creation of fashion items and accessories. This can include jewellery, buttons, and even embellishments on clothing. The integration of pottery into fashion combines traditional ceramic craftsmanship with contemporary design, resulting in unique and artistic pieces.

Power Dressing is a term which means the "wearing of expensive business Clothing to indicate status". Power Dressing became fashionable among working men and women in the United State

Deutsch: Prada / Español: Prada / Português: Prada / Français: Prada / Italiano: Prada

Prada is a renowned Italian luxury fashion house that was founded in 1913 by Mario Prada. Initially, the brand specialized in leather goods, but it has since expanded into a global symbol of elegance, innovation, and sophisticated style. Prada is celebrated for its high-quality craftsmanship, avant-garde designs, and influential impact on the fashion industry.

Praetexta refers to a Toga with purple edge which is worn by some Roman magistrates and pre-adult boys.

Prasiolite refers to a green-colored form of Quartz also known as vermarine, lime citrine, green quartz, or green amethyst made into fashionable jewelry.