Across
- 4. - An item worn or carried to complement an outfit
- 5. - Clothing made to an individual buyer's exact specifications.
- 7. - The lower edge of a dress, skirt, or coat.
- 9. - A person who sews clothing, especially as a profession.
- 11. - A small sample of fabric used to show color, texture, or pattern.
- 16. - A person who leads the way in introducing new fashions.
- 18. Couture - High-end fashion design that is custom-made by hand for specific clients.
- 20. - Any cloth or fabric created through weaving, knitting, or felting fibers.
- 21. - The process of customizing, cutting, and sewing clothing to fit precisely.
- 22. - The unraveling of threads at the edge of a piece of fabric.
- 23. - A double fold of fabric stitched or pressed into place.
- 24. - A set of garments produced by a designer for a specific season
Down
- 1. - The art of decorating fabric using a needle and thread.
- 2. - Inexpensive clothing produced rapidly by mass-market retailers
- 3. - A paper template used to trace and cut garment parts onto fabric.
- 6. - A formal term for a single piece of clothing.
- 8. - A jointed model of the human body used for fitting or displaying clothes.
- 10. - The overall outline or shape of a garment on the human body.
- 12. - A general term for clothing or garments worn by people.
- 13. - New and experimental ideas or designs that push the boundaries of conventional fashion.
- 14. - Fashion produced in an eco-friendly and ethically responsible way
- 15. - The way fabric hangs, falls, or flows on the body.
- 17. - An session where a garment is tried on to check and adjust its fit.
- 19. - The upper part of a dress covering the torso from shoulder to waist
- 25. - The elevated runway on which fashion models display clothes.