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Deutsch: Frühling / Español: Primavera / Português: Primavera / Français: Printemps / Italiano: Primavera

Spring in the fashion context refers to one of the critical seasons in the fashion industry, particularly important for launching new collections that are suitable for the transition from cold to warmer weather. Spring fashion includes a variety of styles and garments designed to be comfortable and stylish as temperatures begin to rise.

Square Ring refers to ring that features a band with a square exterior. Square Ring style was popular in the Art Deco Era of the 20's and 30's.

Square Tube Hoop Earrings refer to a pair of hoop earrings wherein the actual hoop is formed with a square shaped tube of metal. If the earrings are large or the square tube is wider,

Stacked Heel is a type of Shoe heel that is similar to the Built Heel, but typically can be created from synthetic and leather materials. Stacked Heel is usually found on Spectator

Staff Bag refers to a style of bag used on the PGA Tour and other professional tours.

Stand-Up Collar refers to a type of Collar described as short and often made of knit material, does not fold down against the garment. Stand-Up Collar is a common feature on Satin a

Deutsch: Statistiken / Español: Estadísticas / Português: Estatísticas / Français: Statistiques / Italiano: Statistiche /

Statistics refers to a model's statistical information which are her height, weight, measurements (bust, waist, hips), hair and eye color,, dress size and Shoe size. Statistics

Moreover, Statistics refers to the physical variables of a model. Generally a female's comp card will contain stats such as bust, waist and hip measurements, height, dress size, shoe size, hair color and eye color, while a male model will have height, jacket size, waist, inseam, shoe size, hair and eye color.

Deutsch: Stereotypisierung / Español: Estereotipación / Português: Estereotipagem / Français: Stéréotypage / Italiano: Stereotipizzazione

Stereotyping in the fashion context refers to the oversimplified representation or generalisation of groups based on their appearance, style, or cultural background. This often involves assigning specific traits, values, or roles to individuals solely based on factors like gender, ethnicity, body type, or age. Stereotyping in fashion can perpetuate narrow views and limit diversity by reinforcing outdated or biased perceptions of beauty, identity, and style.