Paul Poirot was famous for inventing a style that replaced the tight corset and voluminous skirts.

The period between the two world wars is regarded as the "_______" of French fashion.

Fashion looks in this year includes long skirts with petticoats, tailored tweed dresses, low neckline and ankle length dresses in grey, green, blue, purple or pink.

During this time, ready-to-wear clothing companies established themselves as major players in the fashion industry.

It is the era where world fashion was dictated by designers in Paris, the world's fashion capital. Whatever Parisians wore, the restof the world imitated and copied. 

Which of the following is usually consists of informal garments such as jeans, sweaters, t-shirts, sneakers and much more?

It is a traditional type of attire that is worn in more conservative settings or by companies that have strict dress codes.

It is a dress code that strikes a balance between casual and formal attire, making it ideal for professional social gatherings such as social events at a business conference.

It is the attire that is used in award ceremonies, special dinners, benefits, or other important evening events.

Which of the following era where men's and women's fashions became more opulent. The silk brocades became fashionable for women's wear, and men's ribbon enthusiasm were at peaked.

Grooming refers to the things that people do to keep themselves clean and make their face, hair, and skin look nice.

Sloppiness is a sign of respect for yourself, your job, and in the eyes of management.

The dress code in organizations signifies the uniformity in the system which is the critical requirement.

Arriving at work with your hair looking like you have just rolled out of bed is a violation to company policy.

In 1960's Vivienne Westwood opened her boutique to cater customers who loved Punk clothing.