Designers
This designer is famous for red-soled shoes.
Christian Louboutin
This tool is used to measure your fabric—usually flexible and bendy.
Measuring tape.
What fabric is known for being stretchy and is often used for activewear, swimsuits and leggings
Spandex.
This fashion era was all about flapper dresses and fringe.
The 1920s
What characters are dressed fashionably in overalls and goggles?
Minions! BANANAAAAA
Which designer hates capes?
Edna Mode
These tiny metal items are used to temporarily hold fabric pieces in place before sewing.
Pins.
This fabric is usually made out of wool and is known for its ability to keep warmth.
Fleece.
Who designed the "little black dress"?
Coco Chanel
This pop star was known for her aesthetic of fishnets, high ponytails, and oversized sweatshirts.
Ariana Grande
This British designer famously used tartan and punk aesthetics.
Vivienne Westwood
You use this sharp tool to take out stitches when you mess up.
Seam ripper
What is the name of the stiff cotton fabric, typically dyed to create long-lasting material called?
Denim
Which time period is known for bell bottoms and platform shoes?
The 1970s
This ogre may live in a swamp, but he knows how to rock a brown vest and tunic.
Shrek!!
Which high fashion brand uses a crocodile as its logo?
Lacoste.
Which part of a sewing machine holds the fabric down while stitching?
Pressor foot.
What is silk made from?
Silkworms
This French queen was known for her extravagant style and towering hairdos.
Marie Antoinette
She wore a meat dress to the VMAs in 2010.
Lady Gaga
This Italian designer was tragically murdered in 1997.
Gianni Versace
When was the sewing machine invented? (closest answer wins!)
1829
What is the chemical compound of polyester?
polyethylene terephthalate (PET) made from terephthalic acid (TPA) and ethylene glycol (EG)
TPA + EG = PET which can be turned into a fiber to become polyester
What popular publication was first published in 1892?
The four “fashion capitals” of the 20th century were Paris, New York, London and where?
Milan!