Synonyms and antonyms of The fashion industry in American Thesaurus

catwalk (noun)

the raised area at a fashion show that the models walk along

catwalk (noun)

used for referring to fashion shows and the fashion industry

collection (noun)

clothes or other products that become available at a particular time of year

couturier (noun)

someone who designs and makes very expensive clothes

fashion (noun)

the activity or business that involves styles of clothes and people’s appearance

fashion (noun)

relating to fashion, or involved in fashion

fashion (noun)

a style of dress that is popular at a particular time

fashion house (noun)

a company that designs new styles of expensive clothes

fashionista (noun)

mainly journalism someone who is very interested in fashion or who works in the fashion industry

fashion show (noun)

an event at which models show new styles of clothes

Goth (noun)

a type of fashion that was first popular in the 1980s, in which people have black clothes, black hair, very white make-up and dark lipstick

haute couture (noun)

formal expensive and fashionable clothes, or the business of designing and making them. Someone who makes or sells these clothes is a haute couturier.

house (noun)

used in the names of some companies, especially those that design and sell clothes

label (noun)

a company that designs and makes expensive clothes

look (noun)

a particular style in clothes, furniture, etc.

mannequin (noun)

old-fashioned someone whose job is to wear and show new styles of clothes made by fashion designers

mode (noun)

formal a particular fashion or style of art, literature, clothes, etc.

model (noun)

a person whose job is to appear in magazines or fashion shows wearing clothes or makeup (=colors for the lips and face) for sale, so that people will want to buy them

model (verb)

to show clothes by wearing them at fashion shows, in magazine photographs, etc., especially as a job

modeling (noun)

the job of working as a model

modelling ()

the British spelling of modeling

the rag trade (noun)

very informal the clothing industry

runway (noun)

American a long narrow stage at a fashion show or in a theater

silhouette (noun)

the shape of a piece of clothing

style (noun)

the particular way that clothing is made or designed

supermodel (noun)

a very famous fashion model who earns a lot of money

tailoring (noun)

the style in which clothes are made