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Unit 3: "The Fashion Movement"
Unit 3: "The Fashion Movement"
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The 4th stage; the highest level of fashion is accepted and reaches saturation
Rise
Decline; Saturation Stage
Introduction; the Beginning Stage
Peak; The Culmination Stage
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Individuals or trendsetters who are the first to wear new styles
Fashion Leaders
Fashion Laggers
Fashion Lenders
Fashion Followers
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The beginning stage; new styles, colors or textures are introduced
Rise
Peak; The Culmination Stage
Introduction; the Beginning Stage
Decline; Saturation Stage
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The movement of fashion starts with consumers on lower-income levels and then moves to consumers with higher incomes.
Trickle-Down Theory
Trickle-Back Theory
Trickle-Up Theory
Trickle-Across Theory
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Fashions are made to become unfashionable...
False
True
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Fashion takes a while to complete the fashion cycle with acceptance or decline stage being slow
Short-Run Fashions
Run-way Fashions
Long-Run Fashions
Out-Dated Fashions
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Fashions are popular for a brief period of time and usually lasts for only one season
Long-Run Fashions
Out-Dated Fashions
Run-way Fashions
Short-Run Fashions
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The Fashion Business is not in a constant sate of Change
True
False
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The ongoing rise, peak, and fall in popularity of specific styles
Fashion Movement
Fashion Show
Fashion Trend
Fashion Cycle
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The end of the fashion cycle; styles are totally undesirable
Rise Stage
End; Obsolescence Stage
Peak; The Culmination Stage
Introduction; the Beginning Stage
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The 3rd stage; fashion is the height of popularity
Introduction; the beginnig stage
Peak; The Culmination Stage
Rise; the Second Stage
Decline; Saturation Stage
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The direction that a fashion is moving
Fashion Movement
Fashion Show
Fashion Cycle
Fashion Trend
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Individuals who are the last to adopt the latest styles
Fashion Laggers
Fashion Followers
Fashion Leaders
Fashion Lenders
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The movement of fashion starts at the top with consumers of higher socioeconomic status then moves down to the public.
Trickle-Back Theory
Trickle-Across Theory
Trickle-Up Theory
Trickle-Down Theory
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Individuals or social groups who wear fashion looks only when they become firmly accepted by society
Fashion Followers
Fashion Lenders
Fashion Laggers
Fashion Leaders
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Ongoing change in what is considered to be fashionable
Fashion Show
Fashion Cycle
Fashion Movement
Fashion Trend
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Rejection of used fashoins in favor of newer ones.
Obsolescence factor
Long-Run Fashions
Short-Run Fashions
Merchandise Acceptance Curve
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The 2nd stage of the Fashion Cycle; the consumer interests grow and fashion is accepted by more people
Peak; The Culmination Stage
Decline; Saturation Stage
Introduction; the Beginning Stage
Rise
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An illustration of the introduction, rise, peak, decline and obsolescence stages of the fashion cycle
Long-Run Fashions
Short-Run Fashions
Merchandise Acceptance Curve
Obsolescence factor
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Fashion acceptance begins among several socioeconomic classes at the same time, because there are leaders in all groups.
Trickle-Down Theory
Trickle-Back Theory
Trickle-Across Theory
Trickle-Up Theory