Fashion terms starting with "F"

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Fabric painting
Fabric painting is a technique of applying a pattern by hand with special paints directly onto the cloth, as onto an artist's canvas.
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Facing
A facing is a piece of fabric used to finish and reinforce the edge of a garment from the inside — the neckline, armhole, front edge, openi…
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Fascinator
A fascinator is a light decorative head accessory fastened to the hair on a band, comb or clip, instead of a full hat.
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Fastener
The fastener is a general name for any element that joins the edges of clothing and keeps it closed: a button, zip, hook-and-bar, snap, hoo…
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Faux fur
Faux fur is a synthetic material (mostly of acrylic, modacrylic or polyester) created to imitate the look and feel of natural fur without u…
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Faux Leather
Faux leather is a synthetic or partly synthetic material that imitates genuine leather: a woven or non-woven base is coated with a polymer…
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Fedora
A fedora is a classic felt hat with a soft crown creased lengthwise, characteristic pinches at the front and moderately wide brims.
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Felt
Felt is a non-woven cloth obtained not by weaving or knitting but by matting wool (or blended) fibres under the action of heat, moisture an…
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Felting
Felting is the oldest technique for making a fabric, in which wool is not spun or woven but bonded into a dense material by moisture, heat…
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Filigree
Filigree (skan) is a jewellery technique in which a pattern is made from thin, twisted or smooth metal wire (gold, silver) that is bent, tw…
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Fitted
The fitted silhouette follows the natural contours of the body, clinging closely to the figure without excess volume.
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Flannel
Flannel is a soft fabric with a light brushed nap on one or both sides, usually of wool or cotton, in plain or twill weave.
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Flapper
The flapper is the iconic style of the 'Roaring Twenties' (1920s), which embodied the rebellion of a new generation of emancipated women ag…
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Flared
The flared silhouette is a shape that is narrow at the top and widens noticeably toward the hem, creating a bell or wave effect.
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Flatforms
Flatforms are footwear on a thick, solid platform of even height along the whole length of the foot, with no drop between heel and toe (unl…
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Flax
Flax is a herbaceous plant (Linum usitatissimum) and the natural bast fibre obtained from it; it is the raw material from which linen threa…
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Fleece
Fleece is a soft, light and warm synthetic fabric (mostly polyester) with a double-sided fluffy pile, created in 1979 (Malden Mills, USA, w…
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Flip-flops
Flip-flops are the simplest and lightest type of sandal: a flat sole held to the foot by a single Y-shaped strap that passes between the bi…
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Flocking
Flocking is a technique of applying tiny fibres (flock) to the surface of fabric (or another material), which, with the help of glue and an…
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Flounce
A flounce is a strip of fabric cut in a circle or spiral and sewn on by one edge, so that the free edge itself forms soft, wavy folds witho…
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French chic
French chic is the aesthetic of effortless, 'careless' elegance associated with Parisian women.
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Fringe
Fringe is a decorative border of hanging threads, cords or strips of fabric fixed along the edge of a piece with free ends pointing down.
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Fur
Fur is a natural material of an animal's skin with its dense hair coat preserved, one of humanity's oldest ways to keep warm.
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Futurism
Futurism is a bold, technological style inspired by visions of the future, space and scientific progress.
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Fashion terms starting with "F"

Fabric painting

Facing

Fascinator

Fastener

Faux fur

Faux Leather

Fedora

Felt

Felting

Filigree

Fitted

Flannel

Flapper

Flared

Flatforms

Flax

Fleece

Flip-flops

Flocking

Flounce

French chic

Fringe

Fur

Futurism

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