Exam 1 Flashcards
(36 cards)
What are the 4 P’s
Price, Product, Promotion, Place
What is style?
-created by an artist or designer
-NOT every style is in fashion
What is fashion?
-fashion is based on a particular style
-fashion is a result of social acceptance and approval
What are trends?
General movement in fashion changes that can be seen or tracked
What are Fads?
becomes popular quickly and disappears after a short time
What are Fads?
becomes popular quickly and disappears after a short time
Define the component of design “Silhouette”
basic shape or form of the garment
Define the component of design “Detail”
Length & Width, shoulders, waist, and sleeve treatment
Define the component of design “Texture”
Looks and feel of the material
What is the Evolution of Fashion?
History tells us where fashion has been and suggests where fashion is going to go
What cause the Evolution of Fashion to change?
Social and Cultural change
Who is the designer known as the father of haute couture?
Charles Frederick Worth
Define Haute Couture?
The design and construction of high-quality clothes by leading fashion houses.
Define The difference between Ready-To-Wear (RTW) & Haute Couture?
RTW-designed to be worn with our significant alterations $-$$$
Haute- designed to fit the customer with personalized alterations $$$-$$$$
Define Fast-Fashion?
designer brands + mass market fashion= massage
Define SNBN?
clothing available for purchase shortly after runway.
Define A Maverick designer
considers visionary/ challenges the traditional fashion style
Define A Leader designer
Had a long successful career at an established fashion house
Define A Reproducer designer
they work with buyers and product developers to create products that work within the brand’s image at an affordable cost
What inspires designers?
-creative process of fashion doesn’t have a linear path
-constantly being inspired and evolving their ideas
-fabric, color, trips, art, etc
Define fashion forecasters?
develop design elements that’ll be popular with target market in upcoming seasons/years(usually work 2 yrs ahead)
Define Directional shopping?
Designer travel to aspirational brands, fashion shows, shop, and cite to source inspiration
Define Comparative shopping?
competitive analysis understand brands position in the marketplace, highlight differences or similarities in retailers + their competitors
The Theory of Fashion Flow (3)
Downward Flow- fashion trends start from haute couture & influences other designers
Horizontal Flow-fashion trends introduced at different levels at the same time
Upward Flow- Fashion trends start from urban wear & influences other designers