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Quiz Show Fashion Ch. 5 Vocab Review

Quiz Show Fashion Ch. 5 Vocab Review. What do we call groups of styles and designs produced and sold as a set of related products for a given season?. Lines. Non-textile products such as appliances and home accessories are still considered fashion as hardlines.

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Quiz Show Fashion Ch. 5 Vocab Review

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  1. Quiz ShowFashion Ch. 5 Vocab Review

  2. What do we call groups of styles and designs produced and sold as a set of related products for a given season? Lines

  3. Non-textile products such as appliances and home accessories are still considered fashion as hardlines

  4. A category of fashion that includes textiles used to furnish the home is called home furnishings.

  5. What do we call all products made from textiles (fabric) such as apparel, towels, table linens and bedding? Soft lines

  6. What are fashion items that are added to complete or enhance outfits? accessories

  7. Another name for garment or personal attire is: apparel

  8. What do we call the period of time during which fashion exists, moving through stages: introduction, rise, peak, decline, obsolescence Fashion cycle

  9. A trendsetter, or individuals who are the first to wear new styles, and then the style is adopted by the general public Fashion leaders

  10. Match the term with the correct definition Trickle-down theory Trickle-up theory Trickle-across theory Fashion trend Fad Fashion that is popular for a short period of time Fashion acceptance begins at several socioeconomic classes at the same time Fashion movement starts at the top with high socioeconomic status and moves to the lower Fashion movement starts at the lower-income levels and moves to the higher The direction of fashion movement that is accepted in the market place

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