90's Terms

2. Part of the dressing down of america, a practice in which a business or industry would identify a business day when employees could wear casual dress to work.
3. Combination of the words costume and play
5. Created by a high-end fashion designer that retails at lower prices than the primary or signature line.
6. Japanese animation that emerged in the 60's but gained popularity in America during the 90's.
7. A fashion advertising and photography style in which the models appear emaciated, pale, and unkempt, with large circles under their eyes
8. The practice of producing personalized goods at prices near non-personalized goods.
10. Designers who utilized things like seams placed on the outside and fabric edges left unhemmed and raw, they took elements of garment construction and utilized them in unusual ways.
11. This trend started amongst young people in the 90's. Spurred on by musicians in particular young people added this in places like the tongue, nose, lips, navel, nipples, and private areas.

1. Computer-based technology that revolutionized the fashion industry by allowing rapid ordering, manufacture, and delivery of goods
4. Clothes and accessories from another fashion period refurbished and sold in department stores or specialty shops.
7. Fabrics produced from manufactured fibers with special performance characteristics, like water repellency, strength, stretch, heat resistance.
8. A style of japanese comic book, inspired a lot of two of our other terms.
9. Style of design that focused on neutral or darker tones that used little ornamentation and had good lines.