Fashion Flashcards by Fred Schultz

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Chief designer for Christian Dior - 1957

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Yves Saint Laurent

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Bridal skullcap

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Juliet

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Glazed cotton fabric

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Chintz

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Fabric made from flax

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Linen

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Basque cap

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Beret

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Fashion designer who won 8 Oscars

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Edith Head

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Woman’s slip on shoe

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Pump

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1940’s “hepcat” suit style

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Zoot suit

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Sherlock Holmes hat (double billed)

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Deerstalker

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Book cover fabric

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Muslin

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See through woven fabric

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Gauze

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Small bit of metal on an outfit

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Sequin

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He had Polo line

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Ralph Lauren

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Tuxedo sash

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Cummerbund

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Tobacco cloth

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Cheese cloth

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18th century English fashion authority

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Beau Brummell

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Thin crinkly fabric

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Crepe

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DKNY fashion designer

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Donna Karan

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Russian-Italian fashion designer

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Oleg Cassini

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Tight bottom shirt

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Hobble shirt

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Matador jacket

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Bolero

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Designer with trademark red - white - and blue nautical flag

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Tommy Hilfilger

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DFV fashion designer

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Diane von Firstenburg

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Pancake makeup maker

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Max Factor

Rump padding

Bustle

Printed African shirt

Dashiqiao

Canvas fabric

Cotton

Hollywood fashion street

Rodeo Drive

Scottish tartan sock pattern

Argyle

High fashion in France

Haute couture

Worsted fabric

Wool

Kimono sash

Obi

Hawaiian shirt

Aloha shirt

Inverness coat attachment

Cape

She initiated the "waif look"

Twiggy

East Indian dress

Sari

Hernia supporter

Truss

Suit with vertical stripes

Seersucker

Iman's fashion designer

Claude Montana

Fine natural fiber from south Asia

Cashmere

Metallic thread material

Lamé

He designed Italian Air Force uniforms

Georgio Armani

"New Look" and "Y" line designer

Christian Dior

Revolutionary War seamstress

Betsy Ross

Flag material

Bunting

London fashion street

Carnaby Street

Angora goat fabric

Mohair

She designed sports attire for women in the 1850's

Amelia Bloomer

Fashion designer slain - 1997

Gianni Versace

Central American hat

Panama hat

Wedding veil fabric

Tulle

French female pants designer

Coco Channel

Fabric with 22 wales per inch

Corduroy

Plaid pattern

Tartan

London designer of the miniskirt

Mary Quant

Scottish material

Tweed