] short to the waist jacket originally from the mountains in Austria.
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with braided wool originally used in the Aran Islands off southern Ireland.
] diamond shapes in colourful patterns primarily used in sweaters and socks. From the Campbells of Argyle in Scotland.
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pants (American)/ trousers (British) with added leg / hip fullness.
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long gown/dress used for formal occasions.
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describes the diagonal cut of a fabric. Used for special effects. Made famous by the French designer Mme. Vionnet.
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upper part of dress from waist to neck.
] plastic strips sewn to garment such as corset or strapless dress to help keep it in place.
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fabric characterized by looped surface.
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full look as in skirt with many petticoats to achieve fullness. Also applied to haircuts as in that of Kim Jong II, the N.Korean leader.