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What French term refers to high-end, custom-fitted fashion creation?
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Which fashion designer introduced the Le Smoking women's tuxedo in 1966?
Answer: Yves Saint Laurent
Why: Couture clients snubbed Le Smoking at first and only one sold, but the Rive Gauche ready-to-wear version was a hit with younger buyers.
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Why did Grace Kelly use her Hermès bag to shield herself from paparazzi?
Answer: To hide a pregnancy
Why: Robert Dumas designed the bag in the 1930s as the Sac à Dépêches, and Hermès only officially renamed it the Kelly in 1977.
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What was the zipper originally called when it was patented in 1893?
Answer: Clasp Locker
Why: Gideon Sundback's Hookless No. 2 of 1914 made it practical; B.F. Goodrich coined zipper in 1923 for its rubber boots.
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Which Italian city is one of the world's big four fashion capitals?
Answer: Milan
Why: Milan became a global fashion hub during the 1970s and 1980s thanks to ready-to-wear labels like Armani and Versace.
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Which designer shocked the world with ultra-low-rise bumster trousers?
Answer: Alexander McQueen
Why: He said the aim was to elongate the body, not just to show the bum; the bumsters first appeared in his 1993 Taxi Driver collection.
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Why did Napoleon reportedly add buttons to the sleeves of soldier uniforms?
Answer: To stop soldiers wiping noses
Why: It is folklore: the same tale is told of Frederick the Great and Nelson, and coats had sleeve buttons by the 1650s.