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Review Questions Part 2

This review focuses on identifying key fashion market centers in the United States, including the largest cities for fashion and distinctive design categories. Discover the second largest fashion market, learn about the International Apparel Mart's location, and explore different price market categories such as Couture, Designer, and Budget. Additionally, familiarize yourself with essential vocabulary and concepts related to fashion design, including the roles of freelancers and stylists. Perfect for students and fashion enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of the fashion industry.

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Review Questions Part 2

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  1. Review QuestionsPart 2 2.04 Identify major fashion centers, types of designers, and price market categories

  2. Fashion Centers • Which city is the second largest fashion market center in the United States? • Dallas • Chicago • New York • Los Angeles • Which fashion center is home to the International Apparel Mart and primarily serves the central states? • Seattle • New York • Atlanta • Dallas

  3. Price Market Categories 3. Which price market category contains fashions that are custom made for individuals? • Couture • Moderate • Budget • Designer 4. In which price market category would you find the most expensive ready to wear fashions? • Couture • Designer • Bridge • Better

  4. Terms 5. A person that changes or adapts existing fashion designs is called a • Freelance Designer • Coutureiere • Stylist • Fashion Pirate . . . argh

  5. What to Study? • Vocabulary Terms • Printed PPt/Crossword Puzzle/Objective Outline • Price Market Categories • Definitions/Explanations/Examples • Handout Notes from class • Fashion Centers • Objective Outline/Notes from class

  6. Designer Resource www.fashionencyclopedia.com

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