- uniformity.
Fashion can
signify the
latest trends, but may
often reference fashions of a
previous era,
leading to the
reappearance of
fashions from a different...
- "Aurora
Fashions to be
broken up in
radical restructure".
Retail W****.
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December 2014. Rushton,
Katherine (1
March 2011). "Aurora
Fashions to spin...
- "'65
Fashions are
Shown to Industry". The New York Times: 28. ...Courrèges...[c]olors were
surgical white... Blackwell,
Betsy Talbot. "
Fashions". Encyclopedia...
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without ****ual implications.
Fetish fashion is
usually for an
intimate setting, with ****ual implications.
Fetish fashions are
usually considered to be separate...
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Mosaic Fashions hf was a
holding company listed on the
Icelandic stock exchange that
owned several fashion brands. At its peak it had over 2,000 stores...
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modification such as branding. In the
early 1990s,
several late 1980s
fashions remained very
stylish among men and women. However, the po****rity of grunge...
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ethnic clothing (e.g. boho), as well as the
fashions of
numerous music-based subcultures. Hip-hop
fashion generally was the most po****r
among young people...
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Monte Carlo Fashions Limited, doing
business as
Monte Carlo, is an
Indian retail clothing chain. It
specialises in fast
fashion and
sells clothing, accessories...
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Dandie Fashions or
sometimes referred to as
Dandy Fashions was a
London fashion boutique founded in 1966. The
boutique was
established following a chance...
- the
title Fashions of 1934 was
changed to
Fashions,
replacing the
original title with an
insert card
stating "William
Powell in '
Fashions'". When the...
