Style And Fashion Terminology Trivia Quiz

"Boho-Chic" style represents a blend of bohemian and hippie aesthetics, characterized by free-spirited, eclectic, and unconventional fashion choices.

A "Maxi Dress" is a long dress that typically reaches the ankles, known for its flowing and elongated silhouette.

"Athleisure" fashion refers to clothing designed for both exercise and everyday wear, combining elements of athletic wear with casual, streetwear-inspired styles.

The correct answer is "sleeves" because all the other options - pants, capes, and bras - are different types of clothing items, whereas balloon, batwing, bell, and bishop are all types of sleeve designs commonly found in clothing.

"Duck" is a heavy linen or cotton canvas used for sails, etc., and derived from the Dutch "doek", meaning “cloth” or “canvas.” All the others are fabrics made from animal hair.

A "Capsule Wardrobe" is a small collection of essential clothing items designed to be versatile, timeless, and easily mix-and-matchable to create various outfits.

"Avant-garde" in fashion describes innovative and experimental styles that push the boundaries of traditional fashion norms and conventions.

An "aglet" is the tiny metal or plastic cladding at the end of a shoelace that stops it from unraveling. As for the rest: an aiguillette is a military shoulder decoration; a "baguette" is a loaf of bread (and a handbag shaped like the loaf); a "braguette" is a codpiece; and a "coquette" is a flirty girl.

A tube-shaped goffering iron is used to press frills, pleats and other narrow, awkward items.

"Ligne" is the official term of button measurements, originally based on the breadth of a candle’s wick.