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FrenchLoanwordsaboutFashion Presenters CandyChenHelenCheng Introduction theNormanConquestof1066Crusades Arab Europe Weaving SpinningTechniques TheHundredYears Warfrom1337to1453 Vogue Thefashionmagazinebeganpublicationin1892 VogueDefinition afashionorgeneralliking especiallyonewhichistemporaryEtymology 1571 thevogue leadingplaceinpopularity greatestsuccessoracceptance fromMiddleFrenchvogue fashion success drift swayingmotion ofaboat fromOldFrenchvoguer torow sway setsail probablyfromOldLowGerman wogon variantofwagon float fluctuate lit tobalanceoneself Apparentlythenotionisofbeing bornealongonthewavesoffashion Phraseinvogue havingaprominentplaceinpopularfashion firstrecorded1643 FashionClothes Pr t portDefinition ready to wear producedinstandardsizesandnotmadetofitaparticularpersonEtymology 1957 fromFrenchpr t porter meaning ready to wear Porteris tocarry fromLatinportare tocarry HautecoutureDefinition expensiveclothesoforiginaldesignandhighqualityEtymology haute highinone sownestimation early15c withadj suffix fromOldFrenchhaut high fromLatinaltus withinitialh byinfluenceofFrankishhoh high Couture 1908 fromFrench meaning dressmaking sewing usedasacollectivetermfor women sfashiondesigners Adjective ChicDefinition stylishandfashionable smartandcleverEtymology 1856 fromFrenchoriginally subtlety PerhapsrelatedtoGermanschick tact skill orfromFrenchchicane trick doublebend fromchicanerie niggling Store BoutiqueDefinition asmallshopthatsellsfashionableclothes shoes jewellery etc Etymology 1 1953 fashionshop 2 earlier smallshopofanysort 1767 fromFrenchboutique 14c fromOldProven al botica fromGreek apotheke LouisVuittonBoutique Paris France TypeofClothes MaillotDefinition 1 apairoftightswornfordancingorgymnastics 2 awoman sone pieceswimsuit Etymology 1 BeinginductedintotheEnglishdictionaryin19282 DerivedfromtheFrenchphraseforswaddlingclothes 3 Thefashiondesigner snameforawoman sone pieceswimsuit Brazilian madecrochetmaillot Cosmetics RougeDefinition aredorpinkpowderputonthecheekstomakethefacelookmoreattractive Etymology 1 17532 incosmeticsense fromFr rouge redcoloringmatter fromadj Narsfall2009LolitaCollection Accessories ChapeauDefinition ahatEtymology 1 1520s fromFr chapeau2 12c O Fr capel chapeaufashionweek CorsageDefinition asmalldecorativegroupofflowerswhichawomanpinstoherclothesortiesaroundherwrist usuallyforaspecialoccasionEtymology 1 late15c sizeofthebody fromO Fr cors body 2 themeaning bodyofawoman sdress bodice isfrom1818infashionplatestransl fromFr 3 Senseof abouquetwornonthebodice is1911 Amer Eng apparentlyfromFr bouquetdecorsage bouquetofthebodice Chanelcorsagecollection Fabric Fabric SatinDefinition U atypeofcloth sometimesmadeofsilk whichissmoothandshinyononesidebutnotontheotherEtymology 1369 fromO Fr Satin2 perhapsfromArabic atlas zaytuni satin fromZaitun aSatinDefinition U atypeofcloth sometimesmadeofsilk whichissmoothandshinyononesidebutnotontheother Satin Conclusion LoanwordsenrichEnglishvocabulary Languageenablescultureinterac