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Fashion A: Standard 4: the Fashion Industry Fashion A: Standard 4: Fashion Centers The Fashion Industry The fashion industry is truly ____________. Its presence is found Objectives in cities around the world. Students will understand key components of the fashion industry. Centers are usually found in cities where o Objective 1: Identify factors that contributed to the development of the apparel industry. fashion design and production firms are o Objective 2: Identify key fashion centers in ____________together. the U.S. and around the world o Objective 3: Identify and describe major Some of these centers are locations for trade publications and fashion magazines. Fashion Weeks. o Objective 4: Identify key fashion designers and their contributions. o When designers present new o Objective 4: Identify key fashion awards. designs or ____________ The Scope of the Apparel Industry o The most important collection The apparel industry has been shows are held ____________a developing for many ____________. year, featuring spring-summer and fall-winter lines. However fashion as we know it started International: with changes that come during the ________________________. Paris: o ________of the fashion world, Industrial Revolution Changes often the _______choice of top designers as a place to show Brought about the switch from collections ____________ garments to mass produced ____________. Milan: Known for beautiful ______and There were three major developments o sophisticated prints, leader in the o ______________________: production of _____ accessories, enable better quality fabrics to be such as shoes and handbags. made in less time London: o ________________invented: enabled clothing to be o Originally noted for _______ manufactured in factories business-suit classic style, now focuses on high-quality ready-to- o Techniques in mass _________, ____________, and wear ____________selling were Tokyo: developed and refined o Continues to influence western Inside the “Trade”: sometimes referred as fashion with ________, the ____________trade asymmetrical balance, unusual There are several key components that ___________ and use of fibers make up the fashion industry: United States o Fashion ____________ New York City: o Trade ____________and o Center of Fashion ____________ ____ fashion o Fashion ____________ o Fashion o Fashion ____________ __________ o Over __________ showrooms o __________ Ave.- Fashion Walk of Fame Los Angeles: Fashion Designers: o Largest concentration of fashion Giorgio Armani: related businesses in the o Italian __________ US- consisting of designer 82 city blocks known for o California Market Center- finely tailored __________ and __________ showrooms upscale ready-to wear Dallas: Pierre Cardin: o FashionCenterDallas- o Italian born, __________ __________ showrooms designer, worked for Chicago: __________, famous for the o Apparel Center- ____showrooms bubble dress Atlanta: Coco Chanel: o AmericasMart- specializing in o Famous French couturier known home __________ but also for introducing the features apparel ________________, died in Miami: 1971, still remains a o Miami International Merchandise __________ French fashion Mart- __________ Showrooms house Christian Dior: Trade Publications o French designer who introduced Definition: magazines, newspapers, and the “________________” books that deal with a specific (fitted blouses and long full __________. skirts) in 1947, died in 1957 Women’s Wear Dolce and Gabbana: Daily: Major US trade o __________ design team publication for known for modern, romantic __________ and styles and high- men’s clothing. It end casual for reports all new apparel men and women trends with Tom Ford: __________, fashion illustrations, and o American designer who has stories. worked behind the __________ and __________ labels Footwear News: Specializes in the Marc Jacobs: __________ industry. o American designer who's designs Fashion Magazines include grungy-hobo Definition: _________meets __________ sophistication magazines sold commercially, featuring Donna Karen: articles, illustrations, and o American designer who designs advertisements. simple, __________ women’s clothes that stretch and move well Calvin Klein: Vera Wang: o Became famous with his o American __________, designer and continues to design child champion simple, sophisticated ________ sportswear skater, famous for Karl Lagerfeld: designing expensive and elegant o __________ born French ________ dresses designer, creates for ________, Fendi as well as himself Fashion Awards Ralph Lauren: CFDA Awards o Popular __________ designer (___________________________ famous for his classic men’s and _____________): women’s lines influenced by the Gives awards each American __________ also year to designers in sells home furnishings etc. women’s wear, men’s Yves St. Laurent: wear and accessories, o French designer who as well as other paved the way for categories. __________ and Coty Awards: Presented each year female power from 1943 to 1978, which became the dressing, died in 2008 ____________________ Awards Levi Strauss: through 1988. o American business Coty Hall of Fame: man who popularized the Given to designers who __________ craze that only won Coty Awards continues to rush forward, died in ______different times. 1902 o Donna Karen, Gianni Versace: Calvin Klein, o Italian designer Ralph Lauren who used bold among others color, daring cuts, Neiman Marcus Award: given to a innovative designer who has designed, publicized, materials and sex or worn fashion that has __________ appeal. His sister the public. __________ took over in 1997 o Christian Dior, after his tragic death Coco Chanel, Diane von Furstenberg: Yves St. o Belgian- born designer and Laurent, Ralph former __________ who’s Lauren, Levi jersey wrap dress became her Strauss, Giorgio brand’s iconic look, works in Armani, and Karl Lagerfeld are __________ some of the recipients .
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