Styles
This style is defined by clean lines, neutral colours, and a "less is more" approach.
What is minimalism?
This designer was famous for the little black dress and the Chanel No. 5 perfume.
Who is Coco Chanel?
This decade is known for its flapper style, featuring shorter hemlines, straight silhouettes, and bold, carefree attitudes.
What are the Roaring Twenties (or 1920s)?
This is the most commonly worn fabric in the world, made from cotton.
What is denim?
This Italian luxury brand, founded in 1921 by Guccio Gucci, is known for its signature green-red-green stripe and double-G logo.
What is Gucci?
This casual and trendy style often includes sneakers, hoodies, and oversized clothing, inspired by urban culture.
What is streetwear?
This Italian designer was known for bold prints and the Medusa logo.
Who was Gianni Versace?
During the Victorian era, this fashion feature, known for creating wide, dramatic skirts, was achieved using hoops or cages.
What is the crinoline?
This type of fabric, known for its shiny surface and smooth texture, is often used for formalwear and evening gowns.
What is satin?
This French fashion house, founded in 1854 by a man of the same name, is famous for its monogrammed luggage, handbags, and luxury accessories.
What is Louis Vuitton?
This style is associated with evening events and requires elegant clothing like tuxedos and floor-length gowns.
What is black tie (or formal wear)?
This French designer is known for his iconic cone bra, designed for Madonna, and his playful, theatrical designs.
Who is Jean-Paul Gaultier?
This French king, who reigned from 1643 to 1715, was known for his opulent court and extravagant fashion, which influenced European fashion, including lavish wigs and clothing.
Who was Louis XIV?
This fashion capital is home to the annual Met Gala, one of the industry's most prestigious events.
What is New York?
Known for the "safety pin dress" worn by Elizabeth Hurley, this British designer created the brand that bears his name and is famous for its edgy, punk-inspired aesthetic.
Who is Gianni Versace?
This style incorporates elements like distressed fabrics, earthy tones, and handcrafted accessories to create a natural, rustic vibe.
What is bohemian (or boho)?
This British designer, often called the "queen of punk," revolutionised fashion with her edgy, rebellious creations.
Who was Vivienne Westwood?
In what decade did the introduction of mass production in clothing begin, thanks to the sewing machine and factory systems?
The 1870s.
This accessory, traditionally worn by men, is tied around the neck and often accompanies formalwear.
What is a bow tie?
Founded in 1948, this fashion brand is renowned for its post-World War II "New Look" collection, which revolutionized women's fashion with its feminine, hourglass silhouette.
What is Christian Dior?
This luxurious style, inspired by wealth and heritage, features preppy clothing, tailored blazers, and neutral tones, often reflecting classic elegance.
What is old money?
This Belgian designer, known for deconstruction and minimalist aesthetics, founded the iconic fashion house Maison Margiela.
Who is Martin Margiela?
This revolutionary designer introduced the "New Look" in 1947, featuring cinched waists and full skirts.
Who was Christian Dior?
This term describes the practice of using clothing and accessories to enhance one's appearance and convey a specific message or image.
What is personal branding?
Founded in 1961, this French brand is recognized for its contributions to women's fashion, including popularizing the tuxedo suit for women.
What is Yves Saint Laurent (YSL)?