Haute couture -
high fashion or custom-made clothing
Prêt-à-porter - ready-to-wear clothing
Avant-garde - innovative or experimental design
Chic - stylish, elegant, or fashionable
Rendezvous - a meeting or appointment, often used in the context of fashion events
Faux - fake or imitation, used to describe synthetic materials or imitation designs
Couturier - a fashion designer, particularly one who specializes in haute couture
Tulle - a lightweight, fine net fabric often used in dresses and skirts
Chiffon - a lightweight, sheer fabric often used in dresses and blouses
Crochet - a type of needlework, often used in the creation of lace or decorative trims
Étoile - a star, often used in the context of the lead dancer in a ballet company
Bijou - jewelry or trinkets, often used to describe small, delicate pieces of jewelry
Soirée - an evening event, often used to describe formal or black-tie events
En vogue - in fashion or in style
Décolleté - a low neckline, often used to describe dresses or blouses with a plunging neckline
Frou-frou - ornate, fluffy or ruffled design details, often used in the context of feminine styles
Coup de foudre - love at first sight, used to describe an instant attraction to a garment or accessory
Lingerie - women's underwear or sleepwear, often made from delicate fabrics such as lace or silk
Cabochon - a smooth, rounded gemstone often used in jewelry design
Fête - a celebration or party, often used in the context of fashion events
Gala - a formal event or dinner, often used in the context of fashion shows or awards ceremonies
Coquette - a flirtatious or charming woman, often used in the context of feminine fashion and style
Chemise - a lightweight, loose-fitting garment often used as a nightgown or undergarment
Très chic - very stylish or fashionable
Mélange - a mixture or blend of different fabrics, colors or patterns
Élégance - elegance or refinement, often used to describe sophisticated and understated styles
Matinée - a daytime event or performance, often used in the context of fashion shows or theater
Velours - velvet, a soft, luxurious fabric often used in formal wear or accessories
Passementerie - decorative trimmings such as fringe or tassels, often used in home decor or fashion design
Flâneur - a person who strolls or wanders aimlessly, often used to describe a certain casual yet stylish attitude towards fashion and life
Cachet - prestige or exclusivity, often used to describe luxury fashion brands or limited edition collections
Éclat - brilliance or radiance, often used to describe sparkling or shimmering fabrics or jewelry
De rigueur - required or expected, often used to describe dress codes or fashion etiquette
Papillon - a bowtie, often used in formalwear
Tricot - knitwear, often used to describe comfortable, cozy styles
Couture - fashion design, particularly haute couture or custom-made garments
Piqué - a fabric with a raised, textured surface often used in formalwear or sportswear
Effervescence - excitement
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