AI Fashion Glossary
Fashion has its own language. Click any term below for a quick definition, or search for one we haven’t listed yet — our AI will explain it on the spot.
A-Line
A skirt or dress silhouette that is narrower at the top, flaring gently out to make an 'A' shape.
Haute Couture
French for 'high sewing,' referring to the creation of exclusive, custom-fitted, high-end fashion design.
Prêt-à-Porter
French for 'ready-to-wear,' referring to mass-produced, standardized-size clothing sold in finished condition.
Silhouette
The outline or overall shape of a garment.
Capsule Wardrobe
A collection of a few essential items of clothing that do not go out of fashion, which can be easily mixed and matched.
Boho-Chic
A style characterized by free-flowing fabrics, vintage-inspired prints, and an earthy, carefree aesthetic.
Androgynous
Clothing that blurs the traditional lines between masculine and feminine fashion.
Bespoke
A term for custom-made items, specifically tailored to the client's measurements.
Color Blocking
The technique of pairing two or more solid colors together in a single outfit.
Empire Waist
A style where the waistline is raised just below the bust, creating a flowing and feminine silhouette.
Fast Fashion
The rapid production of inexpensive clothing in response to the latest trends.
Slow Fashion
An approach to clothing that emphasizes sustainable and ethical practices, focusing on quality and longevity.
Streetwear
A style of casual clothing that originated from New York hip hop fashion and Californian surf culture.
Avant-Garde
Fashion that is experimental, innovative, or unconventional, often pushing boundaries.
Monochrome
An outfit composed of different shades of a single color.
Peplum
A short, flared strip of fabric attached at the waist of a garment.
Bias Cut
A cut made diagonally across the grain of a fabric to create a fluid, draping effect.
Lookbook
A collection of photographs showcasing a fashion designer's collection or a model's portfolio.
Statement Piece
A bold garment or accessory that serves as the focal point of an outfit.
Trench Coat
A classic belted raincoat with a double-breasted front and wide lapels.
Vintage
Refers to clothing from a previous era, typically 20 years or older.