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People

• Elyce Arons Elyce Arons is an American entrepreneur and fashion executive, best known as the co-founder of Kate Spade New York and the CEO and co-founder of Frances Valentine. Her career has been marked by a commitment to joyful, vintage-inspired design and a dedication to preserving the creative legacy of her longtime friend and collaborator, the late Kate Spade. Three Years after Kate Spade's tragic death, Her Best Friend is Keeping Her Legacy Alive Q&A with Elyce Arons of Frances Valentine Frances Valentine Is Bringing Back Kate Spade's Most Iconic Bag in Her Honor Kate Spade at 20 Kate Spade's Best Friend Elyce Arons Sells Memoir About Their Relationship to Simon and Schuster
• Jasmine Bains is a distinguished fashion designer based in Chandigarh, India, renowned for her innovative approach to sustainable fashion. Her collection, "Eco Printing from My Heart to Yours," exemplifies her commitment to environmentally friendly practices, utilizing natural dyes and eco-friendly fabrics to create unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. With a focus on blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, Jasmine's designs feature intricate patterns and vibrant colors across various clothing items, including sarees and modern attire. She actively participates in fashion shows and exhibitions, gaining recognition for her artistic vision and dedication to promoting sustainability in the fashion industry, inspiring others to consider the environmental impact of their creations.
• Shelton Hawkins Jr A multifaceted artist & Fashion Designer born in Detroit, Michigan. He created the emerging brand Étrange Studios at the age of 18 & has since become one of the first & one of the youngest African American designers from Detroit to be featured in Paris Fashion Week. He opened up his first flagship store for Étrange Studios in 2022 in 12 Oaks Mall, a popular mall in the Metro-Detroit area where he was nominated for an ICSC Visual Victories Award for the beautiful design of his storefront. He then moved to France at the beginning of 2023 to further immerse himself into the culture, as well as expand his market, & discover more of his passions. During his stay in Paris, Shelton put together a music show where he performed some of his music catalog live making this his first music show in Europe, he put together an astounding pop-up shop experience, & was even featured as a runway model in Paris Fashion Week for Canadian designer Cameron Lizotte of Atelier Coin. Shelton continues to pursue his creative passions & master his crafts while attending the College For Creative Studies in Detroit to help sharpen his skills. While having so many accolades at this young age his story is just beginning. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
• Mike Sylla Senegalese Fashion Designer and Stylist, Winner of the Designers Choice Award, Miami Fashion Week 2013;[7];[8];[9];[10];[11];[12];[13]
• Norma Tullo MBE 1960's Australian fashion designer, Winner of 7 Wool Board Awards, Lyrebird Award and David Jones Award. [14]; [15]; [16]; [17]; [18]; [19]; [20]; [21]; [22]; [23]; [24]; [25]; [26]; [27]; [28];
• Hedvig Palm Swedish model (Valentino, Chanel, Prada, Jil Sander, Alexander Wang, Balenciaga, Zara, H&M; Elle Sweden Model of the year 2015, Elle Sweden Top Model 2016; Vogue US, Vogue Italia, i-D, NY Times); [29]; [30]; [31]; [32]; [33]; [34]; [35]; [36]; [37]; [38]; [39]; [40]; [41]; [42]
• Meredith Mickelson American Fashion Model and Social Media star [43]; [44][45]; [46]; [47]; [48]; [49]; [50]; [51]
• Calvin Chinthaka British Fashion Photographer, specialise in visual storytelling fashion filmmaking and fashion photography. [52]; [53]; [54]; [55]; [56]; [57]; [58]
• Maeva Giani Marshall - Fashion Model and Activist [59][60][61][62][63][64]
• Edwina McCann Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Australia since 2012, Editorial Director of Conde Nast brands in Australia (encompasses Vogue, Vogue Living and GQ), Previous editor of Harper's Bazaar Chair of Australian ballet board. [65]; [66]; [67]
• Star Alex Fashion model in NYC, influencer on social media, she is revolutionizing petite modeling [68]; [69]; [70]; [71];
• Rada Radonjić Montenegrin Fashion Designer, founder of eponymous luxury brand Rada Radonjić, she designed Kovilm [72]; [73]; [74]; [75]; [76]; [77]; [78]; [79]; [80]; [81]
• Zizi Donohoe British Fashion Designer, founder of eponymous luxury brand Zizi Donohoe [82]; [83]; [84]; [85]; [86]; [87]; [88]; [89]; [90]; [91]
• Mandana Mani - Fashion Designer , based in Iran.[92];[93];[94]
• Lluvia de Milagros - Lives in Los Angeles; aspiring actress; published author; entrepreneur; Daughter of California State Senator Kevin de León ( cantidate for US Senate in 2018) [95]; [96]; [97]; [98]; [99];
• Kevin Swan - Once 90's Boy Band star, now Partner and Creative Director of SCARCI Italian Wear, a luxury resort clothing brand MADE IN ITALY catering distinguished men and women [100]; [101]; [102]; [103]; [104]; [105];
• Delfina Baldassarre - Owner of eponymous brand and co-head of design [106]; [107]; [108]; [109]; [110]; [111] [112]
• MacLean O'Donnell - Partner at Delfina Balda and Co-head of design [113]
• Michael Angel - Australian-born fashion designer of eponymous brand. [114]
• Dennis Basso - fashion designer of eponymous brand. [115] [116] [117] [118] [119] [120] [121] [122]
• John Crummay - British fashion designer; RCA graduate. [123] [124](subscripton)
• Willie Esco - Fashion Designer, Actor, and Entrepreneur. [125] [126] [127] [128] [129] [130]
• Diane Freis - fashion designer. [131], [132], [133], [134], [135], [136], [137], [138], [139], etc.
• Ziad Ghanem, Lebanese fashion designer. [140] [141] [142]
• Ikram Goldman - Prominent Chicago retailer [143]
• Hermann Junger - German jewelry designer; [144]
• Aimee Kestenberg - Fashion designer of namesake lifestyle brand. [145], [146], [147]
• Saniya Khan Pakistani-Canadian fashion designer.[148][149][150]
• Tan Kuruvilla - Indian Fashion Designer [151] [152] [153] [154]
• Elena Lenina- Russian/French television presenter, model and author.[155]
• Albert Lesage (Founder of Maison Lesage.)[156][157] Probably more French resources.
• Liu Qianping - Chinese model, internet meme, and former farmer [158], [159], [160] (definitely more Chinese resources)
• Veronica MacIsaac - Canadian fashion designer. [161], [162], [163], [164], [165], [166]
• Marc Marmel (Luxury Leather Goods) [167]
• Mitsuhiro Matsuda Japanese fashion designer[168][169] (Probably more sources in Japanese)
• Debbie New - knitwear designer. [170]
• Isbelle Razors - Greek model [171][172][173]
• Duncan Quinn - menswear designer and tailor. [174], [175], [176], [177], [178]
• Mimi Roche - model; notable?; [179]; [180]
• Uriel Saenz American fashion designer[181][182][183][184][185]
• Patri Santana Medina - Disabled Spanish fashion model (born 1993) [186] (Notable?)
• Connie-Rose Seabourne, British model; refs: Daily Mirror[187], HuffPost[188], Refinery29[189], Daily Mail[190], Bored Panda[191], South West News Service[192], The Irish Times[193], The Press (York)[194]
• Maxwell Shieff: Fashion and film costume designer. (1911-1977). (Obviously should be notable, but seems to be hard to find reliable sources.)
• Amrita Singh (jewellery designer) - Indian jewellery designer.[195] [196] [197] [198]
• Camilla Sjoberg - model; many sources in Italian; [199]
• Anya Sushko- London-based handbag designer.[200], [201], [202]
• Maiko Takeda - Avant-garde Japanese milliner and jewelry designer. Particularly notable for her collaborations with Icelandic musician Bjork. ([203][204] [205] [206] http://www.maikotakeda.com
• Annie Vasquez aka The Fashion Poet, fashion blogger and writer. (notable?) [207], [208], [209], [210]
• Billy Frank Whitten (d.2006) - Hollywood costume designer, notable designs include Michael Jackson's glove. [211], [212], [213]
• Araks Yeramyan - Founder of Araks, New York based womens ready-to-wear, lingerie and swimwear brand. [214], [215], [216], [217], [218], [219]
• Lisa Shepherd - Mètis Artist, Beadwork artist and creates "Art to Wear" [220] [221]

Companies and brands

• Frances Valentine is an American fashion brand known for its colorful, vintage-inspired designs in apparel, handbags, footwear, and accessories. The company was founded in 2016 by [222] and Elyce Arons. Kate Spade's Eye for Design Lives on With Frances Valentine Frances Valentine Finds Success in a Direct to Consumer World Meet Elyce Arons, Co-Founder and CEO of Frances Valentine
• Alchemy Gothic Brand used by UK jewellery and giftware manufacturer "Alchemy Carta Ltd." for their range of products targeted at the Goth community. (Established in England since 1977). See: (Worldwide Gothic: A Chronicle of a Tribe - ISBN-10: 1906191190) [223], [Interview with founder Geoff Kayson [224], [225]
• AlgiKnit Clothing brand looking to make textiles from seaweed.
• Anna Hu Haute Joaillerie - Anna Hu Haute Joaillerie is an haute jewelry brand founded by Anna Hu in 2007, New York. [226] [227] [228] [229] [230] [231] [232] [233] [234] [235]
• ApparelMagic Fashion industry software used for manufacturing, inventory, and sales. [236], [237][238].
• Babesta - Children's lifestyle brand specializing in urban & popular culture; publisher of Babesta Beat. (Notable?) [239].
• BadRhino - Big and Tall menswear brand. [240] [241] [242]
• Byblos – Italian label with an interesting history. The likes of Gianni Versace worked there...also Martine Sitbon, who probably needs a page of her own. Limited English source material, such as [243], [244] and this [245]. In fact designers Keith Varty/Alan Cleaver may be one route in to research [246] and [247].
• Damascus Apparel ( CyberPunk Streetgoth clothing Brand from San Diego, California. Started in 2009.[248],[249], [250]
• Fitzpatterns Downloadable sewing patterns [251][252][253]
• Florian London British handbag brand [254]
• Gc Watches watchmaking company based in Zug in Switzerland. [255] [256] [257] [258]
• The Hyperion Project The Hyperion Project is a UK-based streetwear brand founded in 2018 by Sebastian Farrant. Cited as 'a streetwear venture aiming to capture the zeitgeist of 90's youth culture.' [259] [260]
• Independent Leaders (fashion) - Lifestyle brand inspired by Rio and London. (NB: Very new company; too soon? (Apr 2014)) [261], [262], [263], [264], [265], [266]
• Illesteva 2010 eyewear and accessory brand. [267] [268] [269] [270] [271]
• Jane (Retail) - Fashion marketplace composed of thousands of small boutiques across the United States. Known for their unique products, and 3-day deal model. [272] #11 in inc. 5000 list [273] [274]
• Jewel Toned - Los Angeles based Shapewear Company. [275] [276] [277] [278] [279] [280] [281] [282] [283] [284] [285] [286]
• J. Mendel - (Fifth-generation french/american atelier that specialized in fur and ready-to-wear.) [www.jmendel.com] [287] [288] [289]
• JLM Couture, Inc. - A multi-label bridal house established in 1988. [290] [291][292][293][294][295][296]
• Jolie and Elizabeth - New Orleans-based womenswear brand. [297] [298] [299] [300] [301]
• Kaviar Gauche - Germany-based bridal and haute couture company. [302] [303] [304] [305]
• Kimaya - Fashion brand promoting the work of current Indian designers. [306],[307],[308],[309],[310],[311]
• KÜHL - An American outdoor apparel company based in Salt Lake City, Utah. [312],[313],[314],[315],[316];
• Lonely Floater (A lifestyle brand acknowledge in extensive hip-hop, edm, and punk rock underground network across the United States.] [317],[318], [319], [320], [321], [322]
• Malibu Native — a clothing brand ( [323] [324] [325] [326] [327] )
• Marcelle Cosmetics - cosmetics brand claiming in the 1930s to have created hypo-allergenic cosmetics; [328]; notable?
• Maria Elena Couture (Cuban-inspired women's luxury fashion designs; fashion company founded by fashion designer Maria Elena Piña-Fonti) ([329], [330], [331], [332], [333])
• MENAGERIÉ Intimates - US men’s lingerie, swimwear, and loungewear online retailer founded in 2014. [334], [335],[336], [337], [338]
• Molo (clothing) (Scandinavian kids wear brand with high-quality kids clothes, kids outerwear and kids swimwear. Founded in 2014 for kids age 0-16 years.) (https://www.molo.com/molo/story/) (https://fashionforum.dk/2014/11/07/her-er-modebranchens-gazeller-2014/)
• Mona Moore (store) Independent ≥all-female-run store founded in Canada and now in Los Angeles. ([339] [340] [341] [342] [343] [344] [345] [346] [347] [348] [349] [350] [351] [352] [353] [354] [355] [356] [357])
• M.MONI M.MONI also known as Mama Monique is a British independent luxury fashion label. M.MONI specialises womenswear and small-scale production taking a conscious approach to fashion. M.MONI follows sustainable slow fashion principles
• MRH SpaRotica Groupé - Shanghai based group acting as an investor, licensor and brand manager to various brands.[358], [359] [360] [361], [362] [363], [364], [365], [366] [367] [368] [369] [370] [371].
• Natty Paint Baltimore based silk screened vintage apparel company[372][373][374][375]
• Natural Fiber Welding, Inc. - a Peoria, IL-based innovative company that creates sustainable materials (eg. see Mirum and Clarus). Referenced in the Ralph Lauren Corporation article[376] about their investment. [377][378][379]
• Nicholas K - New York City-based fashion brand with brother and sister designers Nicholas and Chris Kunz. [380][381][382]
• Nothing Clothing Company - Good Cause fashion brand supported by celebrities and local authorities.[383][384] [385]
• Pan Am (clothing) - South Korean clothing brand based on defunct American airline of the same brand [386]
• Paper Denim & Cloth - designer denim brand, apparently quite cult in its day [387] [388]
• PoloChicks - Polo-related fashion brand. [389] [390]
• Preen by Thornton Bregazzi - High-end luxury fashion house founded by Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi. [391] [392]
• Rada Radonjić - brand of the design and manufacture of fashionable clothes to a client's specific requirements and measurements - Brand is designed by montenegrin fashion designer Rada Radonjić [393] [394]
• RAJ Manufacturing— Swimwear industry's leading house of fashion. [395] [396] [397]
• Retromatti Athletics - Canadian gender-neutral retro underwear brand. [398] [399] [400] [401] [402] [imagger.pw/A-classic-masculine-design-with-a-fun-colourful-twist-Jockey-Yfront.html] [403] [404] [405] [406], included as entry in CLGA vertical files [407]
• Rightfully Sewn - Rightfully Sewn is a Kansas City-based, fashion-focused, charitable organization whose vision is to provide seamstress training for at-risk women and opportunities for local fashion designers. (Notable?) [408] and [409] and [410] and [411][412]
• Sabika Jewelry - European artisan jewelry company. [413] [414] [415] [416]. * Samuel Brothers (St Pauls) Ltd- Bespoke Tailoring Company, Made in UK. Established in 1830. Royal Warrant Holders. [417]; [418]; [419]; [420]; [421]
• SCARCI - Men and Women's ready-to-wear luxury resort brand, MADE IN ITALY. [422]; [423].
• Sestini Eyewear (Sunglasses brand focusing on quality and sustaibility and made in Italy.) [424], [425], [426]
• Shaan-e-Pakistan - A promotional event for Pakistani and Indian designers. [427],[428],[429],[430],[431],[432]
• Shantanu & Nikhil Indian fashion designer duo. [433], [434], [435], [436], [437], [438], [439], [440]
• Sleepy Dan - Independent clothing label specialising in sleep-themed designs. (Notable?) [441] [442] [443] [444] [445] [446] [447]
• Stretch and Sew - An international company built around knit fabrics by Ann Person. [448];
• SUGAR Cosmetics - New prominent Indian cosmetics company. Featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur and have a lot of coverage. Actually, I had created myself and the page was deleted because they said I had a conflict of interest and I wrote in a promotional way. [449], [450], [451], [452], [453]
• SWIMS - Norwegian shoe brand specialising in updated galoshes. [454] [455] [456] [457] [458] [459] [460] [461]
• Stuart Weitzman (fashion house) - Stuart Weitzman is known for their high fashion and high function shoes. Founded by Stuart Weitzman in 1986, the majority of products are produced in Elda, Spain. [462]
• Walsh (Footwear) - British sports & fashion footwear manufacture founded in 1961. [463] [464] [465] [466] [467] [468] [469] [470] [471] [472] [473][474][475][476][477] [478][479][480]
• Wildfox Couture[481], [482], [483], [484]
• Yoshirt - The first mobile application to allow users to design and print custom apparel and accesories on demand [485] [486] [487] [488][489] [490]
• Yours Clothing - Women's plus size clothing brand. [491] [492] [493] [494] [495] [496] [497]
• Yvel Jewelry -luxury jewelry brand specializing in pearls. [498] [499] [500]
• Zagliani - Italian handbag brand. [501] [502][503][504][505][506][507][508][509]

Non-people

Types of headgear

A–L

• bagnolette - wired hood
• bag-wig
• baigneuse - woman's cap
• ballibuntl - millinery straw
• Bambin hat – this might be bambini? see Halo hat
• Bee-gum hat
• Bethlehem headdress
• Bibi bonnet
• Bolero hat
• Broadbrim - hat
• Cape hat
• Cappa floccata - Greek shepherd's hat
• Chip hat - straw hat
• Cockle-hat
• Conch hat
• Continental hat
• Copintank - hat
• Cornet (hat)
• Coronet turban
• Cottage bonnet
• Dandy hat
• Flower toque
• Funnel hat
• Geneva hat - 1600s broadbrimmed hat
• Hair rat - see e.g. refs in this blog post as a starting point
• Harlequin hat
• Hive hat
• Huve - medieval cap; [510]
• Jerry hat - type of round felt hat
• Kakofnitch - Russian headdress
• Leghorn hat - straw hat made of fine Italian straw

M–Z

• Mackinaw Hat - American straw hat, distinct from below
• Mackinaw (hat) - Canadian woollen hat, distinct from above
• Mafors - type of Byzantine/late Roman veil
• Martial arts headgear
• Mentonnieres - chin protector/chin stay, also an element of headwear/hat trimming
• Milan hat - tailored straw hat
• Montenegrin (hat)
• Neapolitan hat - 18th/19th-century form of hat, also describing a modern striped woolen hat
• Nebulae headdress - medieval headdress
• Nivernois hat
• Open-crown hat
• Pancake hat
• Parson's hat - wide-brimmed black hat traditionally worn by parsons
• Peanit - straw braid used in hatmaking
• Pedal straw - straw used in hatmaking
• Postilion hat
• Profile hat - hat with brim turned down on one side of the face and up on the other
• Puggaree - (also puggree), strip of cloth wrapped around a hat, may hang down at the back
• Puritan hat (see also Capotain)
• Quaker bonnet
• Quaker hat
• Ramshorn headdress - medieval
• Ricinium - Ancient Roman veil
• Scoop bonnet – likely to be same as Coal scuttle bonnet
• Snap-brim - hat construction detail
• Southern belle hat
• Sparterie - stiffening fabric used in millinery
• Tholia - Ancient Greek hat
• Toquette - type of hat; presumably related to a toque
• Toreador hat
• Touret - type of medieval veil/headdress
• Tub hat
• Wideawake (hat)

Types of lace

A–L

• All-over lace
• Antique lace
• Arabian lace
• baby lace
• Bavarian lace
• Biliment lace
• Bisette - lace?
• Bohemian lace
• Bourdon lace - appliqué lace
• Breton lace
• Bridal lace
• Bullion lace - metallic lace usually used for dress uniforms
• Carnival lace
• Chenille lace
• Colbertine - lace
• Crete lace
• Damascene lace
• Dentelle de la vierge - lace
• Devonshire lace
• Dresden point lace
• Duchess lace
• Egyptian lace
• Fiber lace
• Flat-point lace
• Florentine lace
• Hamburg lace
• Huguenot lace
• Lisle lace

M–Z

• Macramé lace
• Margot lace
• Medici lace
• Milan lace - tape lace
• Moorish lace - similar to Maltese lace; made in Morocco
• Northampton lace - bobbin lace; similar to Flemish lace
• Nottingham lace
• Oya lace (also spelled Oyah lace)
• Parchment lace - Pillow lace, usually metallic; Elizabethan
• Passement - form of late 16th-century lace
• Peasant lace
• Peniche lace
• Point de Paris - lace
• Plauen lace
• Point lace - generic term for fine lace, should be a disam page for all the "point" laces
• Point plat - lace
• Princesse lace
• Ratiné lace
• Roman lace
• Rose point lace
• Saint gall lace
• Schleswig lace
• Shadow lace
• Shetland lace - type of knitted lace, aka "wedding-ring lace"
• Spanish lace
• Swedish lace
• Thread lace
• Trolley lace - lace made in Devon
• Turkish point lace
• Wrap lace

Types of leather and fur

• Alligator skin
• Alligator-grained leather - leather embossed to resemble alligator skin
• Antelope-finish suede
• Badger fur
• Bear fur
• Boarded leather
• Boroso leather
• Cabretta leather
• Capeskin - sheep or goatskin glove-leather
• Carding leather
• Crushed leather
• Dyed fur
• Florentine leather
• Imitation alligator
• Java lizard - skin of the water monitor lizard
• Kipskin - type of calf leather, not quite calfskin
• Laskin mouton - brand name for a very popular mid-20th-century type of lamb fur
• Losh hide - oiled but undressed leather
• Lynx fur
• Manchurian ermine
• Marmot fur
• Opossum fur
• Paste grain - pattern on leather
• Pin seal - leather
• Plus-calf
• Prime fur - best-quality fur
• Saddle leather
• Scotch grain leather
• Sheared beaver
• Sole leather - Leather specifically used for shoe soles
• Southern muskrat fur
• Squirrel fur
• Tumbled leather
• Unprime - term for fur quality
• Western wolf fur

Miscellaneous

A

• American cotton
• amigaut - slit at the neck of medieval tunics and gowns
• Amli (embroidery) - Indian embroidery
• amusse - small, hooded cape
• ankle strap
• Apronology - Current magazine about aprons. (Notable?) [511] [512]
• Armilausa - tunic worn by Greek/Roman soldiers
• art linen

B

• Back coating
• Back drape
• Back-filled fabric
• Baggy fit
• Balandran - cloak
• Balkan blouse - a form of "peasant blouse"
• Barn jacket
• Basic dye - required to dye acrylic fabrics; [513]
• Basket weave
• Bautta - cloak
• Beer jacket
• Beluque - shawl`
• Bietle - Native American garment(?)
• Birdseye cloth
• Bi-swing jacket
• Blouse coat
• Boil off - textile finishing process
• Boiled silk
• Bolero blouse
• Bolero jacket - currently re-directs to shrug
• Bolero suit - Bolero suit jacket
• Booti - Textile motif, Indian, similar to a boteh/Paisley but not quite the same.
• Botany wool - term for Australian/New Zealand merino wool
• Bouillonné - fashion trimming
• Bourdon stitching
• Box coat - Box jacket
• Bracli - pearl thong
• Bractiates - Pins used in the Byzantine/Roman period to secure garments.
• Bucksain - 19th-century padded jacket or coat
• Buffonts - puffed dress-trimmings and accessories
• Butcher boy blouse

C

Ca–Ch

• Cainsil - medieval linen fabric
• Cap toe
• Cape coat
• Cappadine - silk waste fibre
• Capuchin (fashion) - 18th-century cloak
• Carded silk
• Caroline (fashion)
• Casaque - blouse
• Casha - fine woolen fabric; also Kasha
• Cashgora - wool of cashmere/angora goat hybrid
• Cavalry twill
• Cestus (belt)
• CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund -- there is currently only a brief, unreferenced section in Council of Fashion Designers of America#The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund
• Chainse - medieval; either a chemise or fabric used to make it
• Chalk stripe
• Chamarre - a wide shouldered coat or mantle as worn by Henry VIII
• Chanel style
• Chaqueta - jacket
• Chemical fabric
• Cherusque/Cherusse - early 19th-century lace ruff
• Chite - painted linen from India (precursor of chintz?)
• Cholo coat
• Chunnat - an Indian textile

Ci–Cq

• Clavi (Roman dress) - decorative stripes in Roman dress
• Coachman's coat
• Color coordination
• Color grown - natural-coloured cotton
• Column skirt
• Combination fabric
• Combing jacket
• Comfort stretch
• Companion fabric
• Comperes - a button-fronted stomacher
• Composite fabric
• Cone heel
• Continental heel
• Convertible collar
• Coolie coat
• Cording (sewing)
• Costume (suit)
• Cothurnes - footwear
• Cottage cloak
• Cottagora - Angora rabbit cloth?
• Covered heel

Cr–Cz

• Crinkle cloth
• Crinkle cotton
• Crocking - dye transference
• Cropped jacket
• Cross dyeing
• Crotalia - style of earring
• Cut, make and trim
• Cutouts

D

• Dance dress
• Dead wool
• Diamond neck
• Diaper flannel
• Domett flannel
• Dori shoes (see ballet boot)
• d'Orsay (shoe)
• Double-forward pleats
• Double-tee top
• Drawstring shirt
• Dress flannel
• Drip-dry
• Drop-crotch pants
• Dropped shoulder
• Droptail hem

E

• Ecrasé
• Edwardian Ball - annual event in California
• Emonkake (a.k.a.Ikou) (ja:衣紋掛け) - Clothes hanger for kimono.
• Envelope hem
• Epitoga - part of academic dress
• Eponge
• Escaffignons - shoe
• Eschapins - shoe
• Esprits
• Estrain
• Exotic straw
• Eyelet buttonhole

F

• Fabric manipulation
• Fabric painting
• Fabric simulation - digital textile design
• Façonné - textile
• Faroese knitting
• Feridgi - Turkish female dress
• Fashion's Market in Italy
• fiberfill
• Fishtail braid Hairstyle. A previous article with the same name was deleted in 2005.
• five pocket - style of jeans construction?
• flame resistant cotton
• floating panels
• Florentine neckline
• foot muff
• forestry cloth
• fully fashioned - especially with knit/stretch fabric, cut and seamed to shape rather than formed

G

• Gardcorps (or Garde-corps) - medieval hooded garment
• garment dyeing - industrial process where garments are dyed after manufacture rather than made of pre-dyed fabric
• garment wash - industrial process of washing manufactured garments to pre-shrink/remove sizing before retail
• German clothing
• German Fashion Institute or GDR Fashion Institute - In East Germany, in charge of clothing design for the socialist economy [514][515][516] (and many more)
• gym uniform (ja:体操着)
• Ghundi - buttons in Indian dress
• Glace gloves - gloves made out of kidskin
• going-away dress - dress worn by a newly married woman to leave for her honeymoon
• Golillia - collar associated with Spanish magistrates
• Gonelle - Roman tunic which became monastic dress
• Guleron - medieval term for the collar part of hooded headwear
• gun check - a textile pattern

H

• Hair ornament
• Hair thickening - e.g. MANE, Hairfor2 - can't find good sources at the moment, but this class of products seems like it would be notable
• 1930-45 in hairdressing
• 1945-60 in hairdressing
• Half-zip, it is a kind of zipper but I don't understand the defintion, there seems to be different definitions used.
• Hand ornament - jewellery for the hand other than rings
• Handbag holder
• Handkerchief style
• Hanger loop
• Hard silk
• Heuze - boot
• High loft - fiberfill or insulative fabrics
• History of jewellery in Japan (ja:日本における装身具の歴史)
• Hollywood waistband
• Hopi textiles
• Hopsacking
• Houseaux - botines or buskins
• Hug-me-tight - knitted top or jacket
• Hunting shirt
• Huque (or Heuke) - medieval garment
• Hydrophilic fiber
• Hydrophobic fiber

I

• Iceland wool
• Indian cotton
• Indian Topi
• Industrial sewing Methods/techniques, variations from home sewing techniques
• Ingrain fabric
• Infinity dress
• Inset
• Intermission length
• Iridescent fabric
• Irish tweed
• Italian cloth

J

• Jaal (textile) - Indian term for net/mesh (aka jaali/jaala); sometimes embroidered
• Jabul - traditional Filipino garment worn in the Philippines
• Jack (clothing) - type of medieval/Renaissance military doublet/jacket
• Jaconet or jackonet - cotton textile with at least two distinct forms.
• jigger coat
• jockey coat - not a jockey's coat but a type of overcoat
• Jumper coat - 19th-century jacket; also known as a Beaufort coat; [517]

K

• Kalocsa embroidery - A very popular form of traditional Hungarian embroidery. (hu)toi
• Kantoi - A sleeveless one-piece Japanese dress, a bit like a poncho or sleeveless kosode. picture[518][519][520]
• Khuff - mostly leather wudhu socks
• Kibbe body type (A system for classifying female bodies to best fit fashion, seems to be an internet phenomenon) ([521],[522], [523], [524], [525], [526], [527])
• Kimono dress - dress with kimono styling, but not a kimono
• Kunjalam - hair ornament worn in the Indian subcontinent; other names include but don't limit; Paranda and Kuchi

L

• Lacerna (garment) - Ancient Roman cape
• Lagenlook -[ https://styleofresistance.wordpress.com/2016/12/05/you-cant-unsee-me-lagenlook-as-resistance/ ] (make a standalone article?, or make Lagenlook redirect to Layered clothing, and add a note on this term to that article?)
• Lahariya - Indian textile
• Lame-like glotique - Notable? Only one source for this metallic brocade
• Lap robe - traveling rug worn over the knees in a carriage or for warmth
• Leather Sandals - leather sandals for women and men
• Leghorn straw - fine Italian straw; associated with Livorno
• Leviathan canvas
• Lindbergh jacket - short overcoat associated with Charles Lindbergh
• Linen straw - very fine woven straw resembling linen fabric
• Liseré - specific fabric weave; [528]
• List of fashion jargon - to be linked to from the Jargon article
• Lodier - mid-17th-century hip pad; similar to a farthingale
• Loose fit - not plus-size clothing, but clothing designed to fit loosely
• lorum (dress) - a kind of Byzantine dress.
• Lower stocks - 16th-century term for stockings
• Luster fabric - fabric with a high shine
• Lutestring or lustring - Historical term for a type of silk fabric

M

• Maang tika - Indian jewellery worn in the hair
• Mafors - a type of veil
• Manteline - Renaissance parade garment worn over armour
• Marble cloth
• Maro (garment) - Somali garment. [529][530]
• Mathilide - broad band of decoration on c.1790-1820 dress
• Matinée jacket - baby jacket; often associated with Azaria Chamberlain disappearance
• Midweight
• Milkmaid braid - a hairstyle
• Minky (fabric) - a synthetic textile [531] [532]
• Mirum - A 100% natural leather alternative containing no plastic. [533][534][535][536][537]
• Mitons (aka mouffes) - type of hand armour
• Mogadore (fabric) - silk fabric used for neckties
• Mongolian wool
• Monofil - type of canvas
• Montagnac (fabric) - overcoat wool
• Montenegrin (fashion) - a woman's outer garment
• Morning-glory skirt
• Moti (fashion) - Indian glass beadwork
• Mousquetaire (fashion) - 1) gauntlet glove (17th century) 2) woman's coat/mantle
• Muffatees - knitted fingerless mittens/wristlets
• Muscle back
• Mushru - South Asian textile

N

• Native fashion
• Nurse's gingham - fabric traditionally associated with nursing uniform
• Nytril - man-made synthetic fibre

O

• O Back - type of Japanese underwear
• Odhini - probably the same thing as a chador
• Ondule - 19th-century textile with waved texture
• one-hour dress - [538]; [539]
• Open stitch
• Organzine - silk thread used for weaving organza/other sheer textiles
• Overblouse
• Over-dyed denim
• Oversized (clothing)

P

• Paillasse - "About the year 1783... straw coats, called paillasses, were worn by women."
• Parasol skirt
• Peachskin - textile
• Peasant skirt
• Peau de cygne - type of silk
• Peau de peche - type of silk
• Peg-top skirt
• Peruvian cotton
• Peshwaz - Persian dress-like garment; also called pishwas/pishwaz
• Pharos (clothing) - a cloak/wrap worn in Etruscan/ancient Greek times
• Piece dyeing - dyeing woven or made-up cloth/garments
• Pigment dyeing
• Pile knit
• Piqué (knitting) - used in most polo shirts, distinct from woven piqué
• Plaited yarn
• Plastic fabric
• Plucked wool
• Pocket round
• Ponté knit
• Postilion coat
• Pourpoint - medieval man's garment; [540]; [541]; [542]

R

• Raglan (garment) - coat
• real clothes (ja)
• Rib weave - can describe a wide variety of fabrics
• Robings - dress facings/trimmings

S

Sa–Sm

• Saya (clothing) - Bulgarian folk dress; [543]; distinct from the baro't saya
• Sbernia - form of cloak
• Segmentum - embroidered element of a Coptic garment
• Seraceta - type of acetate rayon
• Sewing stapler - handheld Sewing machine.
• Shadow organdy
• Shaker flannel
• Shapka (cap) (ru:Шапка)
• Sheath skirt
• Shooting suit - suit worn for shooting
• Sideless gown
• Siglaton - form of medieval woven silk
• Simarra - vertical facings of an academic gown, also a medieval robe.
• Sinjaf - border on Indian dress/textiles
• Sitara (clothing) - veil/wrap; [544]
• Skeet jacket
• skinny skirt
• Slant pocket
• Sleeveless dress
• Sling cape - cape with elasticated straps inside to hold the arms
• Slit skirt
• Slub cotton
• Slubbed fabric

Sn–Sz

• Sottana - 15th/16th-century Italian petticoat/dress
• South Indian clothing
• Space dyeing
• Spanish fashion
• Spike tail - a sort of tail coat apparently
• Split neck
• Sport shirt
• Spot weave
• Spun rayon
• Spun silk
• Spun-lo - synthetic fabric; mid-20th century; notable?
• Square dance dress
• Square dance skirt
• Squaw skirt
• Stacked heel
• Stambouline - collar
• Stays (clothing)
• Steerhide
• Stentering - textile manufacturing process
• Step-in blouse - a lower garment attached to a blouse bodice
• Stivali - shoe or boot
• Stock dyeing
• Suedette - Woven fabric simulating suede
• Sunray pleat
• Sunday best clothes
• Sunday-night dress - type of informal evening dress popular in 1920s-1930s; [545]; [546]; [547]
• Surplice top - top or bodice based on the ecclesiastical garment
• Suspender skirt
• Swag (clothing)
• Swagger coat
• Swagger suit
• Symington Side Lacer - a type of bra used by the flappers in the 1920s

T

• Tablier - A form of apron drapery
• Taqueté - weaving technique
• Teca - type of synthetic fibre(?)
• Teddy-bear coat - popular style of coat in 20th century
• Tension control weave
• Textured fabric
• Tie-back skirt - like a bustle skirt, but not totally the same thing
• Tieknotology - The branch of knowledge in fashion pertaining to innovative ways to manipulate fabrics in order to attain functional neckwear (scarfs, bowties, ascots, cravats or neckties) knots.
• Tiretaine - fabric
• Toob - Somali garment. [548][549]
• Top wool - grade of wool
• Tow coat - traveling coat; similar to a car coat
• Transformation dress
• Traveling dress
• Tricotine
• Tropical wool - lightweight wool
• Trotteur - French term for a walking suit
• Trumpet skirt
• Trunk sleeve - sleeve equivalent of trunk hose
• Tucker (clothing) – a small scarf or handkerchief; for ladies, it's tucked into a low neckline for modesty or decoration. Cf. "best bib and tucker"
• T-strap
• Twin pleat - construction method in men's trousers
• Twisted seam

U-Y

• Untrue wool - irregular woolen fibers
• V-back
• V-waist
• Victorian jewelry
• Wasai - Japanese traditional sewing.
• Washability
• Wedding-band collar
• Waterfall braid
• Welsh flannel
• Wide legs
• Wire loom
• Wisteria textile (ja:藤織り)
• Work shirt
• Wrinkle recovery
• Wrinkle-resistance
• Wrinkle-resistant
• Yugoslav fashion show in Museum of Yugoslavia
• Zepel - flame-retardant fabric finishing process