Fashion and Modeling Interview Questions And Answers

From 1895 dresses and blouses often featured very high dog collar styles on necklines. This style reached high to the jaw and was made popular by the then Princess Alexandra who had a small scar on her neck.

Over 100 years old would be the strict definition. However, now often taken to mean anything from 1920 or earlier when refer to clothing. As they become rarer, these garments and accessories are frequently the type of items museums like to get their hands on. Museums like to fill gaps in their collections. They also like to create themes or collections based around an art movement like Art Deco or Baroque.

This is anything from 1920 onward to 1960. After that date, an item is retro.

Since 1951

Jacqueline Kennedy was later known as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

Kelly Bag.

House of Gucci

Stella McCartney.

Yuppies are Young Urban Professionals. Yuppie was an acronym for 'Young Upwardly Mobile Professional Person'. The word was coined by the advertising industry to capture the essence of a particular type of work hard, play hard, ambitious minded city career person of either sex. The hectic lifestyle of a yuppie meant that after long hours of Work, rare free time was spent in a self-indulgent way frittering away the cash earned on anything, from expensive make up and perfume, to a bottle of fine champagne. Conspicuous wastage was part of the attitude.

Yuppie was an acronym for 'Young Upwardly Mobile Professional Person'.

The Channel No.5 adverts with Nicole Kidman.

Elizabeth Taylor.

Gianni Versace.

Cashmere fiber is from the Kashmir goat.

The Angora goat produces fiber, which becomes mohair.

The Angora rabbit produced hair, which is made into angora or bunny wool.

Pucci

The first face-lift was done by Eugene Hollander of Berlin in 1901.

Katharine Hamnett

Linen

In England Teddy Boys or Neo-Edwardians sported long low thigh or to knee jackets with narrow contrasting lapels and matching contrast drainpipe trousers. Their hair was slicked back into a style with long sideburns and they wore crepe-soled shoes, which helped with the dance movements of living. Their girlfriends wore eye make up and took every Fashion to excess.

Jeans history would be nothing without Levi Strauss. Levi Strauss is credited with inventing jeans. Levi Strauss immigrated with his family to New York in 1847. He moved to San Francisco in the early 1850s and about 20 years later a solvent Levi Strauss and a Nevada tailor joined forces to patent an idea the tailor had for putting rivets on stress points of worker’s waist high overalls commonly known as jeans. Levi Strauss chose to use the stronger denim fabric and cotton duck, and putting his own name on the product.

Later the duck fabric was dropped as consumers found denim more comfortable, particularly after washing creating the faded bloom on the indigo blue dyeing that we all love. Eventually in the 1950s, people asked for denim jeans or just as often - Levi's jeans rather than waist overalls. Other manufacturers began to produce jeans and other brand names such as Lee Coopers and Wranglers became famous. Each brand is renowned for having a particular cut.

Worth Founded the First Chambre Syndicale in 1868. The original was called Chambre Syndicale De La Confection ET De La Couture Pour Dames ET Fillettes. The initial purpose was intended to stop couture designs being copied. The organization has progressed and changed its name with the times in an effort to promote French fashion and the French Haute Couture style.

A designer touch sometimes used on the shoulders of a garment is a decorative epaulet called a Mancheron.

Workshops where feathers were dyed and made into arrangements were called plumassiers.