Glossary

Glossary W

Deutsch: Weiß / Español: Blanco / Português: Branco/ Français: Blanc / Italiano: Bianco

White is the color of milk and fresh snow. It is the color produced by the reflection, transmission or emission of all wavelengths of visible light, without absorption.

As a symbol, white is the opposite of black, and often represents light in contrast with darkness. According to surveys in Europe and the United States, white is the color most often associated with innocence, perfection, the good, honesty, cleanliness, the beginning, the new, neutrality, lightness, and exactitude.

Wide Leg refers to a type or style usually associated with jeans where the entire leg portion is extra wide.

Wide Leg pants are designed with a wider fit around the hip, thigh, kne

Wide Legs refers to a pants or jeans that are cut extra full through the legs, with a wider leg opening.

Wide Leg jeans or pants differ from Bootcut or Flared jeans/pants in that

Wiggle refers to a fitted dress characterized by a Hem measurement narrower than at the hips. This style of dress is popular in the 50's and was revived in the 80's too.

The Wiggle

Wiggle Dress refers to a style of dress with a tight, tapered skirt that does not allow for normal-sized steps, hence when the dress is worn, the wearer "wiggles".

Wiggle Dress is

Deutsch: Windjacke / Español: cortavientos / Português: corta-vento / Français: coupe-vent / Italiano: giacca a vento

Windbreaker in the fashion context refers to a lightweight, wind-resistant jacket designed to provide protection from wind and light rain while remaining comfortable and breathable. It is a versatile piece of outerwear often used for casual wear, outdoor activities, and athletic purposes.

Windcheater refers to a kind of heavy and thick Jacket with a hood mostly used during windy and snowy weather, particularly during the winter months.

Windcheater which is a Britis

Windowpane refers to a fabric pattern characterized by continuous vertical and horizontal lines that intersect to form boxes evocative of a windowpane. Moreover, Windowpane consists