Fashion Vocabulary Gallery
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Guide to Heels from EnerieWriters continue to reblog these infographics for their useful terminology
truebluemeandyou:Guide to Heels from EnerieWriters continue to reblog these infographics for their u
Guide to Belts Infographic from Enerie Part 2 Guide to Belts is here.Writers continue to reblog thes
Guide to Zippers Infographics from EnerieZippers and Zipper PullsWriters continue to reblog these in
nealsniat:- YOYETTE -YOYETTE means “fashionable girl” in the cameroonian vocabulary
truebluemeandyou:Guide to Belts Infographic from Enerie Part 1 Guide to Belts is here.Writers contin
Guide to Buttons Infographic from EnerieWriters continue to reblog these infographics for their usef
truebluemeandyou:Guide to Belts Infographic from Enerie Part 2 Guide to Belts is here.Writers contin
FASHION VOCAB: JACQUARD Read It: bit.ly/1Bp7RNm
A quick refresher of basic formal kimono anatomy and undergarments– just like human anatomy th
Parts of kimono– transparent version!(image from Wikipedia)
truebluemeandyou:Guide to Hosiery Infographic from Enerie Writers continue to reblog these infograph
Guide to Yokes and Hems Infographic from EnerieWriters continue to reblog these infographics for the
truebluemeandyou:Guide to Pants Infographic from Enerie Writers continue to reblog these infographic
Guide to Hats from Enerie Writers continue to reblog these infographics for their useful terminolog
Guide to Back Yokes and Yokes Infographics from EnerieWriters continue to reblog these infographics
Jacket = 재킷 (”jae-kit”) or 자켓 (“jaket”)
Coat = 코트 (“koteu”)
Gloves = 장갑 (“jang-gap”)
Scarf = 스카프 (seukapeu)
Hat = 모자 (moja)
Clothes / Clothing = 옷 (ot)
A quick refresher of basic formal kimono anatomy and undergarments– just like human anatom
Parts of kimono– transparent version!(image from Wikipedia)
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