Fashion Accessory

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Fashion accessory


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Accessory is one of the important things thatare supposed to be your main concern if you

want to dress fashionably. There are a lot ofkinds of accessories that you can mix andmatch with your dress. However, there issomething that you should know when mixing

and matching the accessories is that youshould choose accessories that reallyrepresent your unique style.


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Some examples of types of accessories is that accessories for

Types of accessories

jewelry,,

handbags,

hats,

belts,

scarves,

watches, sunglasses,

Stockings, leg warmers, leggings

, bow ties,

, neckties,

suspenders,

tights.
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Hair ornaments

Hairpins

Fascinators
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Some of you might be wondering whatis the important of accessories

anyway. The fact is accessories helpingyou to maximize your appearance andmaking you look different from the

other people.


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Though you have the same style with your

friends, the choice of accessories that youwear will show which style is better. , apleasant match certainly makes theindividuality of the being approach out in fullblossom.


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Accessories can add color, style and class to anoutfit, and create a certain look, but they canalso have a practical function:

Ex; handbags can be used to carry small itemssuch as cash,

hats protect the face in bad weather,

gloves keep hands warm.
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Many accessories are produced by clothingdesign companies. However, there has beenan increase in individuals creating their own

brand name by designing and making theirown label of accessories. Following theinternet boom, individuals have been able to

sell their own accessories online to anyoneacross the globe. Handmade uniqueaccessories are in high demand today.


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Accessories can be visual symbols of religiousaffiliation: crucifixes, Jewish stars, Islamicheadscarves, skullcaps and turbans are common

examples. Designer labels on accessories areperceived by some as an indicator ofsocial status.In the future, there will be [iphasion]]and then[ifasion], the generic form. This describes

accessories designed to accommodate iphones,eventually leading to body decoration with[iphplants], implanted in the skin.
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historyOver the centuries fashion accessories have changed and evolved. In the

19th century, English fashion accessories includeditems such as The Muff, The Tippet, and Tulle shawls. During this time hatsand turbans were also considered fashionable.

The beginning of the

20th centurysaw radical changes

in the way women began to dress. Dress became more practical andmeant that accessories didnt play such a big part in fashion during thistime.

In the 1950s fashion accessories become more popular in thewestern world, with accessories such as fruit corsages to adorn sweatersor hats. Also in the 1950s eyewear began to be used as fashionaccessories. The 1950s also saw the rise ofthe stiletto.


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Fashion accessories - Handbag


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function

A handbag, or purse in American English, is ahandled medium-to-large bag that is oftenfashionably designed, typically used by

women, to hold personal items such aswallet/coins, keys, cosmetics, a hairbrush,pepper spray, mobile phone etc.
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HISTORY OF HANDBAG:

The term "handbag" first came into use in theearly 1900's and generally referred to hand-held luggage bags usually carried by men.

These were an inspiration for new bags thatbecame popularized for women, includinghandbags with complicated fasteners, internalcompartments, and locks. With this new

fashion, jewelers got into the act with specialcompartments for opera glasses, cosmetics,and fans.


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The 1920's saw a revolution in fashion with varyinghemlines and lighter clothing. Bags no longer needed tomatch the outfit perfectly and the rage was for the stylishlady to carry a doll dressed exactly like herself, completewith matching bag for her miniature companion!

The 1940's saw new austerity in clothing, includinghandbags with the war effort in mind. Metal frames, zips,leather, and mirrors were in short supply so manufactersused plastic and wood. The 50's saw the rise of importantdesigner houses including Channel, Louis Vuitton, andHermes and the 60's saw the breakdown of old notions ofthe classical and the rise of youth culture.


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Types of Handbags :

Clutch, a small, yet long (rectangular), evening bag without ahandle Pocketbook

Satchel, a soft-sided case usually of leather, used to carrypapers or books; usually has a handle and often has a strap

Duffle bag, a large bag usually used for travel or sports Tote, a medium to large bag with two straps

Messenger bag, a bag with a long strap to be worn across thebody

Sling bag, a bag with a long strap (similar to a messenger bag),yet smaller
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Laptop purse, a medium to large bag that contains a paddedinterior compartment or sleeve for protecting a laptop computer.

Camera bag, to carry photographic equipment

Cosmetic bag, to hold cosmetics

Half moon bag, a bag shaped like a half moon

Muff, a winter bag made of real or faux fur, wool or velvet that haszippered compartments and a slip opening for hands

Shoulder bag, a bag with a shoulder strap
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Fashion Handbag

materials:Fashion bags & handbags made from silk, jute, cotton

and canvas are simply outstanding in terms of detail

and finish.The manufacturers also customize these bags to match

all the specifications of the buyers.

Other fabrics used are nylon, plastic, denim, leather,polyester, vinyl, etc.


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Uses Of Handbag:

Handbags have come a long way in the fashion world. Nomore just an object that holds a womans wallet, makeupand keys, fashion handbags have become a must-havewardrobe accessory.

For many women, fashion handbags are as much a part oftheir wardrobe as their dresses, suits, shirts, blouses, pants,shoes and other clothing items they wear.

A fashion handbag contributes to the overall impression ofany outfit, and it sends a message about the personality ofthe person who carries it.


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Design & Style:

Fashion bags reflects a great combination of design,dimensions and color along with street-smart trend ness

The various designs of ladies fashion bags are inspiredfrom the combination of art, fashion and the confluence ofmodern and traditional cultures.

Embroidery, bead work, crochet work, mirror work etc areused to add beauty to these bags. Fashion hand bags arecrafted with elegant pattern in incredible, rich colors.


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HATS


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Hats are a wonderful fashion accessorythat can suit every outfit and flatter

flawlessly with your persona. These arenot just handy, but also help a lot inprotecting your skin from direct sun rays.There are different styles of hats available

in the market from where you can choosea panama or fedora style hat to accoladeyour outfit. You need not to store them

for a special occasion, but you can wearthem anywhere and everywhere youwant.


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The Demise of Hat Wearing One of the first pictorial

depictions of a hat appearsin a Thebes tomb paintingwhich shows a manwearing a coolie-style straw

hat. Other early hats werethe Pileus, a simple skullcap; the Phrygian cap, wornby freed slaves in Greeceand Rome; and the GreekPetasos, the first known hatwith a brim
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Women wore veils, kerchiefs, hoods, caps and wimples.Structured hats for women similar to those of malecourtiers began to be worn in the late 16th century.[4] The

term milliner comes from the Italian city of Milan, wherethe best quality hats were made in the 18th century.Millinery was traditionally a womans occupation, with themilliner not only creating hats and bonnets but alsochoosing lace, trimmings and accessories to complete anoutfit.

In the first half of the 19th century, women wore bonnetsthat gradually became larger, decorated with ribbons,flowers, feathers and gauze trims. By the end of thecentury, many other styles were introduced, among themhats with wide brims and flat crowns, the flower pot andthe toque. By the middle of the 1930s, when women beganto cut their hair short, they chose hats that hugged thehead like a helmet. They were known as "helmet hats
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A woman with a hat.Ancient Greek Attic red-

figurepelike, 440430 BC,from Nola, Italy. Muse duPetit Palais, Paris

Ancient Greek statue of a lady withblue and gilt garment, fan and sunhat, from Tanagra, 325-300 BC,Altes Museum, Berlin
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Famous hatmakers-Brands

James Lock & Co of St James's Street- LondonSharp & Davis of 6 Fish Street Hill-LondonJohn B. Stetson-American hat companybased David Shilling-20th century LondonElvis Pompilio - Notable BelgianDavid Shilling- Notable BelgianPhilip TreacyOBE- Irish
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Different types of hats

Ascot cap-Ahard men'scap, similar tothe flat cap,butdistinguished

by itshardness androundedshape

Akubra-

Australian felthat with a widebrim.

Balmoral

bonnetTraditionalScottish bonnet orcap worn with

Scottish Highlanddress
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AyamA Koreantraditional winter capmostly worn bywomen in the Joseon

period from 13921910.

Barretina-Atraditional style, inred it is now usedas a symbol ofCatalan identity. Itis worn with thetop flopping down

BalaclavaA form ofheadgear covering thewhole head, exposing

only the face or upperpart of it, andsometimes only theeyes. Also known as aski mask.
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Baseball capAtype of softcap with along, stiffenedand curvedpeak.

Bucket hatAsoft cotton hat

with a wide,downwards-sloping brim.

BeanieA brimless

cap with orwithout a smallvisor oncepopular amongschool boys
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BearskinThe tall, furry, fulldress uniform hat of the

Brigade of Guards designedto protect the footguardsagainst sword-cuts,commonly seen atBuckingham Palace.

Bowler / DerbyA hard felthat with a rounded crowncreated in 1850 by Lock'sofSt James's, the hatters to

Thomas Coke, 2nd Earl ofLeicester, for his servants.Sometimes known as aderby hatBusbyA small fur

military hat.
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Boater

Flat-brimmed and flat-topped

straw hat, formerly worn by

seamen, and now mostly at

summerregattas or garden

parties, often with a ribbon in

club or college colors.

Boonie hatA soft cotton wide-brim hat

commonly used by militaries.

Similar to a bucket hat.

Boss of the

plains

A lightweight all-weather hat

designed by John B. Stetson for

the demands of the American

west.
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Campaign hat A broad-brimmed felt or straw hat,

with a high crown, pinched

symmetrically at the four corners(the "Montana crease"). Capotain A hat worn from the 1590s through

the 1640s in England and

Northwestern Europe. It is alsocommonly called a Pilgrim hat. Casquette A small-peaked cap often worn by

cyclists. Caubeen An Irish beret.[12]
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Chilote cap A woven cap typical ofChilo

Archipelago made of coarse raw wool,usually with a pom-pom at the top.

Chullo

Peruvian or Bolivian hat with ear-flapsmade from vicua, alpaca, llama orsheep'swool

Chupalla Straw hat made in Chile.

Cloche hat Popular bell-shaped ladies hat of the

1920s.

Cricket cap A type of soft cap that is a traditional

form of headwear for players of thegame ofcricket.
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Cricket cap A type of soft cap that is a traditional form

of headwear for players of the game ofcricket.

Cordobs

Flat-brimmed and flat-topped traditionalhat originating from Crdoba, Spain,associated with Flamenco and popularizedby characters such as the fictional Zorro.

Conical Asian hat Simple straw hat associated with East and

Southeast Asia. Coonskin cap Hat fashioned from the skin and fur of a

raccoon that became associated withAmerican and Canadian frontiersmen ofthe 18th and 19th centuries.

Cowboy hat

High-crowned, wide-brimmed hat, with asweatband on the inside, and a decorativehat band on the outside. Customized bycreasing the crown and rolling the brim.[14]
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Coonskin cap

Hat fashioned from the skin and fur of a raccoon that became

associated with American and Canadian frontiersmen of the 18th

and 19th centuries.

Cowboy hat

High-crowned, wide-brimmed hat, with a sweatband on the inside,

and a decorative hat band on the outside. Customized by creasing

the crown and rolling the brim.[14]

Custodian helmet Police helmet worn by British constables while on foot patrol.

Deerstalker

Warm close-fitting tweed cap designed for hunting in the wet andwindy Scottish climate, with brims in front and behind, and ear

flaps which can be tied together either over the crown or under the

chin; closely associated with Sherlock Holmes.
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New treands

New fashiontrends of Wearing a hat instead ofveil has seen now a days in brides. Fashion comesto hats on all fronts and captures all the morelovely heads. Image consultant named Nataliedrops the main reasons for brides and their

girlfriends should seriously think about thiswedding accessories
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Categories of hats

Spring/Summer Hats Here are some inspirational chapeaus. Hats can be a fabulous

accessory and also a cheap way to make a plain T-shirt and bluejeans look cool. Any lightweight hat, of any shape, can be worn inwarm weather.

Sun Hat: In most situations, this is worn during daylight hours.There are similar floppy hats made of felt for cold winter weather. Cloche Hat: Cloche means bell in French. Some people call this a

flapper hat.

Bucket Hat With Upturned Brim.

Paperboy Hat. Mod or Schoolboy Cap: In the 60s, this shape was de rigueur

Carnaby Street style.
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Fall/Winter Hats Fall or winter fashion hats are usually made of felt, though knit hats are popular, too. Any of the

summer hat shapes (above) can "become" fall/winter hats if they are made from heavier fabric. The phrase winter hatusually means a sporty outdoor ski hat, velour hat, fleece hat, or fur hat.

Actually, the only real difference between a winter sport-style hat and a fall fashion hat is that afashion hat cannot be worn, for long periods of time, in rain or snow. Fashion hats must bereshaped or reblocked if they lose their shape due to excessive moisture.

Victorian Top Hat. Cloche Hat Notice that this is the same shape as the summer cloche. The main difference is that

this hat is made of wool felt. Cadet Cap. Pork Pie Hat Bucket Hat This is like a cloche, but usually it has a seam or band next to its small brim and most of

the time, it has a flat crown. Beret Hat Berets can be worn in summer. Some are made out of cotton and others have sequins,

which would make them perfect for parties and clubs. Ladies Fedora.
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Evening Hats Here are three types of hats that are commonly worn with dressy

cocktail-party ensembles or long ballgowns. Some fascinators can

be quite elaborate, but women who are not used to being in thespotlight should probably stick to simpler styles. After growingaccustomed to unknown people coming up and saying, "Oh myGod, I love your hat," hipsters can graduate to the big leagues.

Mini Top Hat

Cocktail Hat Fascinator There are more styles of hats, but these are some of the trendier

ones. Various parts of the world give different names to the samehat. For example, a bowler (UK) and a derby (US) are the samething. Lucky girls can have something custom made and then they

can call their hats anything they like.
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The earliest known shoes are sandals dating from about 8000to 7000 BC and found in Oregon, USA in 1938 The world'soldest leather shoe, made from a single piece of cowhidelaced with a leather cord along seams at the front and back,was found in a cave in Armenia in 2008 and is believed to dateto 3,500 BC. tzi the Iceman's shoes, dating to 3,300 BC,featured brown bearskin bases, deerskin side panels, and abark-string net, which pulled tight around the foot


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1. Men's

2.womens

3.kids in that different verities is there:

* shorts wear* casual wear* Formal wear* Leather wear


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Men's shoes can be categorized by how they are closed:

Oxfords (also referred as "Balmorals"): the vamp has a V-shaped slit to which the laces are attached; also known as"closed lacing". The word "Oxford" is sometimes used byAmerican clothing companies to market shoes that are not

Balmorals, such as Blchers. Blchers (American), Derbys (British): the laces are tied to

two pieces of leather independently attached to the vamp;also known as "open lacing" and is a step down indressiness.

Monk-straps: a buckle and strap instead of lacing Slip-ons: There are no lacings or fastenings. The popular

loafers are part of this category, as well as less popularstyles, such as elastic-sided shoes.


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Plain-toes: have a sleek appearance and no extra decorations on thevamp.

Cap-toes: has an extra layer of leather that "caps" the toe. This is possiblythe most popular decoration.

Brogues (American: wing-tips): The toe of the shoe is covered with a

perforated panel, the wing-tip, which extends down either side of theshoe. Brogues can be found in both balmoral and blucher styles, but areconsidered slightly less formal.

Men's shoes on display in a shopping outlet.Formal high-end men's shoes

are manufactured by several companies around the world, most notably in

England, France, Italy, and America. Notable British brands include:Church's English Shoes (est. 1873), John Lobb Bootmaker (est. 1849),Edward Green Shoes (est. 1890), and Crockett & Jones (est. 1879). BothJohn Lobb and Edward Green offer bespoke products. In between theworld wars, men's footware received significant innovation and design,

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led by cobblers and cordwainers in London sWest End.[11] The most notable French productis made by J.M. Weston. Armani of Italy was a

major influence on men's shoe design in the1960s-1980s until they returned to the largerproportions of its forebears, the welt-constructedAnglo-American dress shoe originally created inEdwardian England. Another well-known Italian

company is Salvatore Ferragamo Italia S.p.A.. Theremaining elite American companies are AllenEdmonds and Alden Shoe Company. Alden,located in New England, specializes in genuine

shell cordovan leather from the only remaininghorse tannery in America (Chicago) and iscompletely manufactured in America, whereasAllen Edmonds, of Wisconsin, is a larger companythat outsources some of its production.


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Women's shoes on display in a shop window, 2005There is alarge variety of shoes available for women, in addition to mostof the men's styles being more accepted as unisex. Some broadcategories are:

High-heeled footwear is footwear that raises the heels, typically2 inches (5 cm) or more above the toes, commonly worn bywomen for formal occasions or social outings. Variants includekitten heels (typically 1-2 inches high) and stilletto heels (witha very narrow heel post) and wedge heels (with a wedge-shaped sole rather than a heel post).Sneaker boot or sneaker pump: a shoe that looks like anathletic shoe, but is equipped with a heel, making it a kind ofnovelty dress shoe


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Sneaker boot or sneaker pump: a shoe that looks
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Sneaker bootor sneaker pump: a shoe that lookslike an athletic shoe, but is equipped with a heel,making it a kind of novelty dress shoe.

Mulesare shoes or slippers with no fitting aroundthe heel (i.e. they are backless) Slingbacksare shoes which are secured by a strap

behind the heel, rather than over the top of the

foot. Ballet flats, known in the UK as ballerinas, ballet

pumps or skimmers, are shoes with a very lowheel and a relatively short vamp, exposing muchof the instep. They are popular for warm-weatherwear, and may be seen as more comfortable thanshoes with a higher heel.

Court shoes, known in the US as pumps, aretypically high-heeled, slip-on dress shoes
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shorts are very rarely (if ever) acceptable whenyou need to look your best. You dont wear

them to work, to church and you sure as heck

dont wear them to a wedding. This is for whenyou want to look good, but can still get awaywith wearing shorts.


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Casual shoes are great, and just becausethey're laid back doesn't mean they have tobe boring, sloppy or uninspired.


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In the 119 years since Sigmund Florsheimstarted making shoes in his tiny Chicagoworkshop, the world has seen the rise ofcross-trainers, flip-flops, Crocs, and those

webbed-toe abominations that let you walkand run as if barefoot. And yet for all thisprogress, a man still needs at least one pair ofcasual shoes that look like something ol' Siggy

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Choosing the right shoe can prevent or alleviate foot

pain; the wrong shoe can exacerbate or cause footproblems.

Todays shoes are quite specialized to provide a higher

level of performance for specific activities, fromwalking to running. The various designs, materials andtechnologies used affect the function and fit of a givenshoe. For maximum performance and comfort, thesefunctional elements must be correctly matched with apersons foot type, body type and activity level. Theright shoe can prevent or alleviate foot pain, while thewrong choice can exacerbate or cause foot pain.


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Sunglasses or sun glasses are a form of protective eyewear designed primarily toprevent bright sunlight and high-energy visible light from damaging ordiscomforting the eyes. They also help cancel out harmful UV rays from the sun.

Visual clarity and comfort:

Sunglasses can improve visual comfort and visual clarity by protecting the eyefrom glare .

Protection:

Sunglasses offer protection against excessive exposure to light, including itsvisible and invisible components.

Further functions of sunglasses:

People may also wear sunglasses to hide an abnormal appearance of their eyes.This can be true for people with severe visual impairment, such as the blind , whomay wear sunglasses to avoid making others uncomfortable.

Fashion trends can be another reason for wearing sunglasses, particularlydesigner sunglasses. Sunglasses of particular shapes may be in vogue as a fashionaccessory .


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JEWELLERY


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TYPES OF JEWELLERY

EARRINGS NECKLACES RINGS

BRACELETS ANKLETS BANGLES

TOE RINGS ORNAMENTAL WAIST BELTS


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Everyone loves earrings and they are one of the most popular types offashion jewellery you can choose. They are very popular and can be wornon a daily basis this sort of fashion jewellery can be worn by both menand women and can be seen in a range of vivid styles and designs.

Earrings are decorative jewelry for ear lobes, worn by both women andmen. Costume jewellery earrings have become very popular in thefashion market today because of their vivid styles and designs andmaterials. An assortment of stones, beads, shells and other natural andsynthetic materials are used to create scintillating and attractive costume

earrings designs.

EARRINGS

Metallic Earrings: Metal ear rings are the most widely sold jewellery. They are


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manufactured using fine quality metals like stainless steel, bronze, white metalboth for formal and casual occasions. These metal ear rings are stylishly createdin various designs to cater to the ever growing costume earrings world market.The designs are also made keeping in mind the age groups of the wearer. These

metallic and trendy earrings are worn by both men and women.

Shells Earrings: These earrings are usually hand crafted and manufactured usingdifferent shapes shell and exclusive colors. These are often teamed with colorfulbeads for an exclusive look. Indonesia is one of the major manufacturers of shellbased costume earrings

Leather Earrings: These ear rings are made from different types of skin friendlyand soft leather. The earrings are studded with stones and beads for creatingdazzling designs. Hand painted leather ear rings are often in popular demand.

Terracotta Earrings: Attractively carved terracotta earrings are available intraditional designs and bright colors.

Plastic Earrings: Plastic earrings are available in a wide and stunning range.Molded plastic is often used for making exquisite designs of earrings foryoungsters and old women. These earrings are generally worn for casualoccasions and daily wear.


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Glass Earrings: Stained and clear glass are popularly used for making beautiful andfashionable earrings. These designer earrings are made in different styles, including studs,danglers, hoops in a variety of colors. The earrings can be worn on both formal and casual

occasions

Crystal Earrings: Crystal ear rings are the most sold and sought after by customers all overthe world. Synthetic crystals are often used in combination with other materials and beads,stones to create eye catching ear rings, hoops etc. These ear rings resemble fine jewellery

ear rings but are much cheapest, hence the rising demand for such ear rings

Stone Earrings: Stone studded ear rings are very fashionable and chic. These earrings aredesigned for women of different age groups. A variety of semi precious stones are used forcreating scintillating designs. Stones of different shapes, colors and sizes are finely polished

for creating unique jewellery pieces.

Wooden Earrings: Natural and rustic looking wooden earrings have been in vogue for a longtime now. These ear rings are especially handcrafted to perfection and sold. These jewellerypieces are quite appealing.


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COSTUME NECKLACE

Necklaces are widely used pieces of fashion jewellery for women.

Necklace jewelry has been in vogue for centuries. Costume necklacejewelries have gained popularity owing to the rising cost of fine jewellery.Extremely trendy, these costume necklaces are very attractive thatcatches attention easily and are widely demanded by fashion orientedwomen.

Necklaces is a favorite jewellery piece of women and a must have forthem. Various types of necklace jewellery are designed using a wholerange of materials. These materials are chosen keeping in mind the costfactor, look, exclusivity and durability.


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Shells Necklace:Exotic shells in a variety of shades, shapes and sizes are used incombination with other materials for catering to the ever increasing demand.

Wooden Necklace: Wooden beads and carved wood is also used for enhancing the

beauty of the ornament.

Lac Necklace: Lac necklace jewellery is exclusively manufactured in India and has anstylish appeal. These eco friendly jewellery pieces are flashy and intricately designed.

Stone Necklace: Stone necklaces are the most widely sold and most popular category.These pieces of costume jewellery are designed using semi precious stones in a spectrum ofcolors, cuts, sizes and shapes.

Glass Necklace: Exclusive glass necklaces have been in fashion for a long time. Colored,transparent and stained glass is used for manufacturing these pieces.

Plastic Necklace: Plastic necklaces are popularly sold in a different countries across theglobe. These costume neck pieces are designed keeping in mind the latest trend and fashion.

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Metallic Rings: Metal rings are made from a host of metals including , white metal,stainless steel etc. They are used for designing different types of rings for casual wear. Theserings are studded with stones, gemstones and cubic zirconium for making the ring look like afine jewellery piece. Gold plating is often done for giving the ring a fine finish.

Plastic Rings: Plastic Rings very fashionable. Plastic is used to create floral, geometricaldesigns on rings that are appealing. The plastic rings are available in wide variety of colorsthat can complement with any casual dress. Highly sought after costume jewellery amongthe college going students.

Bone Rings: Bone fashion rings are manufactured on large scale in countries like India andChina and exported to large number of countries in the western hemisphere. Engraved andcarved rings are sold the most in the international circuit.

Wooden Rings: Wooden rings are majorly available in traditional and tribal designs.These rings are quite different from other costume rings in terms of designing andappearance. The rings are in great demand in the international markets including the USA,Australia etc.


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Lac Rings: Lac is used to make some of the finest and delicate designs in rings. Lac ringsare fashionable and trendy. Lac rings are available in variety of color combinations to make a

fashion statement for those who wears it.

Stone Rings: These rings are manufactured in innumerable designs and shapes, using avast variety of in expensive stones and gems. These stones have a fine finish, high dazzle,which makes the ring looks like a an expensive piece of jewellery. Cubic zirconium is widely

used for making stone rings.

Glass Rings: Glass rings are intricately designed and exported in varying sizes. The ringsare studded with classy beads and gems, and can range from engraved rings to embossed.Designer glass rings in bright colors, patterns are often made with white metal or stainless

steel or a totally exclusive look.


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Lac Bracelets: Lac Bracelets or wax filled bracelets are popular decorative ornaments. Lacjewellery is native to India and used to make various types of jewellery. Lac bracelets aremade using ancient methods and involves filling lac or wax in hollow silver foil piece. Theseare usually intricately carved to depict the excellent workmanship of Indian artisans.

Glass Bracelets: Glass bracelets are very fashionable. Glass bracelets are usuallypreferred to be worn in casual occasions. These are available in various colors and shapes.The unique style of trendy glass bracelets as costume jewellery has always remained freshand timeless.

Plastic Bracelets: Plastic bracelets can be molded, inlayed or studded with semi-preciousstones and beads etc. for an enhanced appeal.

Wooden Bracelets: Bracelets made of wood is renowned for its elegant and naturallooks. Different textures of wood are artistically used to carve out a wide range of exquisitebracelets in myriad designs and patterns.

Shell Bracelets: Shell bracelets give a very unique kind of appearance to the wearer.Whether combined with sterling silver or fierce gold or made entirely of shell, the shellbracelet has an elegant appeal. The shell bracelet goes well with almost all fashion trends.


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ANKLETS

An anklet, also known as an ankle bracelet, is a piece of jewellery wornaround the ankle. Formal and casual anklets have become a fashionamong teenagers and youngsters in many countries.

Anklets have also been traditionally worn by young and unmarried

women in India. While in western culture both men and women wearcasual and funky anklets, formal anklets are confined to women.

Dainty, exclusive and feminine anklets have adorned the legs of womenfor long. These pieces have come s long way from traditional and chunky

designing worn in the mid 90s to sleek, elegantly designed sold in themodern times.


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Sterling Silver Anklet: These anklets are available in contemporary designs and one ofthe most sold type of anklets in the international market. The anklets are a rage amongyoung girls and are often embellished with colorful stones, beads of plastic and glass.

Shells Anklet: These anklets are most feminine and exclusively designed. Thesefashionable anklets are especially manufactured in Indonesia and exported to differentcountries. The size of shells determines the look of the anklet, that can vary from heavy andchunky to simple ones.

Stone Anklet: These anklets are made using a variety of stones and in-expensivegemstones. The stones are finely polished for giving a dazzling look to the ornaments. Theseanklets are made in countries including India, China , Indonesia, Italy etc.

Wooden Anklet: These anklets are generally beaded and are available in both naturalwood and colored wood. Tribal and traditional designs are very popular. These anklets are

often made my mixing the wooden beads with plastic or leather beads for a distinctive look.

Plastic Anklet: These anklets are innovatively designed using soft and light weightplastics. Beads, metal, and other materials are also used for creating a variety of designs.These anklets are made using vibrantly colored plastics.


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BANGLES

A bangle is a piece of jewellery worn around the wrist and are usuallycircular in shape. It is a rigid bracelet and does not have any clasp. Shinyand glamorous bangles are always in vogue and are generally worn inpairs.

Bangles have been in use since time immemorial and worn by

women on almost all occasions. These bangles are available ininnumerable designs and styles. India is the largest manufacturer ofdifferent types of bangles.

Wooden Bangles: Wooden bangles are manufactured from high quality and soft wood.

The bangles are available in a variety of designs including chunky, engraved, stone studdedbangles. Faceted, tribal and zigzag are some of the other widely sold designs. The bangle areoften colored or available in natural finish.

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TOE RINGS

A toe ring is an ornamental ring worn on any of the toes. It is exclusivelyworn by women. Toe rings are beautifully designed and are a fashionsymbol. These costume jewellery pieces are made out of variousinexpensive metals and non-metals. They are mostly commonly worn onthe second toe of either feet.

Toe rings have been traditionally worn in India as a symbol of marriedstate by many Hindu women. It is also known as bichiya/bichhiya. In thewestern countries including USA, wearing toe rings is a relatively newfashion. While in India, toe ring are generally worn in pairs, the westerncountries, these fashion jewellery pieces re either worn single or in

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ORNAMENTAL WAIST BELTS

Ornamental waist belts, also known as waist chains are worn on thewaist. They have traditionally been used in countries like India to adornthe belly and waist. These waist belts/chains are available in a range ofdesigns, sizes, shapes and materials to suit various occasions.

This costume jewellery piece is the best way to flaunt your waistline.

These irresistible waist chains are available in an array of designs rightfrom simple tinkling belts to chunky and stone studded belts, fromdangling plated belts to sophisticated and chic silver belts. are in goldplating on the finest base metal. The belts often have hanging ornamentaldesigns, with mina work.

Waist belts are often elaborately designed and these versatile piece ofcostume jewellery can also be worn over clothing. Belly chains areavailable in antique, matte and oxidized finish.

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Gold has always been the first preference for most people, whether they are

buying jewelry or any designer cufflink. This precious metal does not oxidizeeasily unlike other options and remains spanking new forever. If you are lookingfor a fashion accessory that can make you look aesthetic and sophisticated,then cufflinks are the choice, but before you come to a decision, it is crucial toknow some fundamental things about gold.

This metal is made harder after alloying with

nickel, silver or copper and this is what

decides karat. The ratio of gold alloyed with

other metals is called karat content. These

days, cufflinks in gold studded with diamonds
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HAIR accesories

Hair accessories come in lots of different


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Hair accessories come in lots of differentshapes and sizes. Many are great for securing

your hairstyles, some are a good way of gettingyour hair adornmentsbangs off your face, andothers work just as well as

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A jaw clip is pretty much usedas an alternative to a hair tie

for keeping longer hair up andout of the way

These are the little plastic combsthat you insert into your hair tolock it into place

Generally these accessories include


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Generally these accessories includeany kind of material that's wrappedor tied around the head.

Pins are thin metal, curved at one end andopen at the other

Stretch combs are kind of like a cross betweencombs and hair bands- in other words they area giant hairband comb that stretches aroundyour head


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A barrette is used for gathering, fastening orclipping the hair; for example to hold the hairin a half up style, a ponytail, or to clip the

bangs out of the eyes

These are those little metal clips that come in a

range of colors, and make a "snapping" soundwhen they close. They're mostly worn by kids,but they can have more adult uses too

These are the quickest, simplest and cheapestway to get your hair out of your eyes, but theycan make your hair look great too... Sometimesthe simplest things are the best
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Tiaras are cown-like hair accessories thatcome in a variety of styles and levels ofdetail

Head pieces are decorative items (like feathers,flowers, netting and stuff) attached to clips and

sometimes headbands


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Headbands are accessories that sit around thehead, but unlike scarves you don't wrap them

around your head

Use sticks instead of combs, pins and clips tosecure upstyles that involve gathering, twistingor rolling the hair. They can also be wornpurely for adornment.

A banana clip is the curved hair accessory thatopens and is fastened at one end. It's typicallyused to secure updos
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HISTORY


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BOW TIE


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BOW TIE


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Bow tie is a type of a mensneck tie .it consists of a ribbonof fabric tied around the collerin a symmetrical

The bow tie is a type of men's necktie It
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The bow tie is a type of men s necktie. Itconsists of a ribbon of fabric tied around thecollar in a symmetrical manner such that thetwo opposite ends form loops. Ready-tied bow

ties are available, in which the distinctive bowis sewn into shape and the band around theneck incorporates a clip. Some "clip-ons"dispense with the band altogether, insteadclipping to the collar. The traditional bow tie,consisting of a strip of cloth which the wearerhas to tie by hand, may be known as a "self-tie," "tie-to-tie," or "freestyle" bow tie todistinguish it from these.Bow ties may be made of any fabric material,but most are made from silk, polyester, cotton,

or a mixture of fabrics. Some fabrics (e.g.,wool) are much less common for bow ties thanfor ordinary four-in-hand neckties.

LEG WARMERS
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LEG WARMERS

eg warmers are coverings for the lower legs, similar to socks but thicker and


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generally footless. They were originally used as dancewear by ballet and otherclassic dancers in order to keep the leg muscles warm and to prevent cramping orother muscle injuries.

Traditionally knitted from pure wool, modern variants are more typically made ofcotton, synthetic fibers, or both. Some are made of other materials, such aschenille. Other types are made of wool, camel hair and Old English Sheep Doghair.[dubiousdiscuss]Leg warmers can vary in length, though not in width, due to the material'sstretchiness. They are commonly worn to just below the knee, though many

dancers prefer it to extend to cover the lower parts of the thigh. Some cover theentire foot; these warmers usually have a pad that grips the floor so the dancerdoes not slip - however this has been known to cause career-ending injury. Someleg warmers are particularly short and made of thinner material; these are alsoknown as 'ankle warmers'.
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Leggins and tieghits areaccessories which use tocover the legs to p

Belts


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Belts A belt is a flexible band or strap, typically

made ofleather or heavy cloth, and wornaround the waist. A belt supports trousers or

other articles ofclothing.

Belts have been documented for male clothing
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Belts have been documented for male clothingsince the Bronze Age. Both sexes used them

off and on, depending on the current fashion.In the western world, belts were morecommon for men, with the exception of the

early Middle Ages, late 17th century Mantua,and skirt/blouse combinations between 1900and 1910. Art Nouveaubelt buckles are nowcollector's items.
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