Do You Actually Know Fashion? Quiz

Whitening fibers through the removal of pigment is called bleaching. This process is commonly used in textile manufacturing to achieve a uniform color or to prepare fibers for dyeing.

Breeches are a type of garment worn on the legs. They are a form of trousers that extend to just below the knee or sometimes to the ankles and were historically worn by men and boys.

A "wedge" shoe is named after the shape of its heel, which gradually widens from the back of the shoe to the sole, resembling a wedge. This type of heel provides stability and support while also adding height to the wearer.

A fiber made of two or more mixed fibers is called a blend. Blending fibers allows for the creation of fabrics with desired properties such as durability, softness, and wrinkle resistance.

Plastic-coated leather with a very shiny finish is known as patent leather. It has a glossy, mirror-like appearance due to the coating applied to its surface.

Bath & Body Works stores are known for offering a wide range of personal care products such as gels, lotions, body sprays, and candles.

The kind of felt circle skirt featuring a poodle applique that was popular in the U.S. in the 1950s is known as a "poodle skirt." It became a symbol of the youth culture and fashion of the era.

A "wash-and-wear" garment is designed to require little or no ironing after washing. These garments are made from wrinkle-resistant fabrics that retain their shape and smoothness even after being washed, allowing for easy maintenance and convenience for the wearer.

Fabrics that have different colors when brushed in different directions are referred to as "piled." This characteristic is due to the way the fibers are woven or knitted, causing them to lie in different directions and reflect light differently, resulting in a variation in color.

In 1967, capes paired with deerstalker hats were a fashionable garment choice. Capes are loose-fitting outer garments that drape over the shoulders and back, providing warmth and style.

The perfume "Uninhibited" was indeed released in 1987 and was associated with the pop icon and actress Cher. This fragrance was part of Cher's ventures beyond music and acting into the realm of beauty and fashion.

Suede is a type of leather cut from the inside of the hide, known for its soft and fuzzy texture on both sides. It is often used in the production of shoes, bags, and garments.

The kind of headwear made popular in the 1950s by Disney's "Davy Crockett" was the "coonskin cap." This style of hat featured a raccoon tail at the back and was inspired by the headwear worn by frontiersmen in the American frontier.

Gable Hood specifically refers to a type of pointed hood popular in England during the Tudor period (roughly 1500-1550), which falls within the Renaissance era (14th-17th centuries). The pointed shape resembles the architectural feature of a gable, hence the name.