Fashion History
In which decade did the mini skirt become a popular fashion trend?
1960
Who is the founder of the iconic fashion house Chanel? (Hint, we need the first name too!)
Coco Chanel
Which French city is known as the fashion capital of the world and hosts famous Fashion Week events?
Paris
This fabric, traditional for jeans, is made from cotton in a twill weave, giving it a subtle diagonal ribbed pattern.
Denim
This singer and actress is known for her bold and eclectic fashion choices, often pushing the boundaries of style, such as with a dress made of meat.
Lady Gaga
Named after a British queen, this 19th-century era featured elaborate gowns with crinolines and corsets. What is it known as?
Victorian Era
This Italian duo, often referred to by their initials "DG", founded their label in 1975 and dressed Princess Diana.
Dolce & Gabbana
Known for its cutting-edge street style and trendsetting fashion districts like Harajuku, this city is a major fashion capital in Asia.
Tokyo
Derived from the flax plant, this natural fiber is known for its breathability and softness. What is it?
Linen
This British supermodel, known for her distinctive eyebrows, was one of the most prominent models of the 1990s.
Kate Moss
This fast-fashion pioneer brand was founded in 2008 in Guangzhou, China
Shein
This American designer, known for sportswear and minimalism, dressed Michelle Obama for the 2009 inaugural ball.
Jason Wu
Renowned for its luxury shopping streets like Bond Street and Savile Row, this city is a fashion hub in the United Kingdom.
London
Cashmere comes from the hair of this animal, not a sheep but closely related.
Goat
This actress turned heads with her iconic green Versace dress at the 2000 Grammy Awards.
Jennifer Lopez
1980s
This designer, best known for stylish suits, is often described as the most successful Italian fashion designer of all time.
Giorgio Armani
This city, with its iconic cathedral and high-end boutiques like Versace, is a leading fashion capital in Italy.
Milan
This synthetic fabric, invented in the 1930s, is known for its stretch and use in activewear. It was famously rationed away from women's stockings in WWII, so it could be used in parachutes instead.
Nylon
Audrey Hepburn famously wore a little black dress in this classic film, becoming a timeless fashion icon.
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
The 1920s introduced a revolutionary shift in fashion marked by flapper dresses and bobbed hairstyles. What is this era often called?
Roaring Twenties
This American designer, known for his classic and preppy style, founded a famous lifestyle brand with a polo player logo.
Ralph Lauren
With its diverse and eclectic fashion scene, this city is often regarded as a rising fashion capital in the Middle East.
Dubai
Silk is produced by silkworms, whose preferred food is leaves from this tree. It is estimated to take 100 kilograms of the leaves to produce 1 kg of silk!
Mulberry, white mulberry
This former Spice Girl is a successful fashion designer with her own eponymous fashion label.
Victoria Beckham