
70 True/False questions
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What is the key to successful marketing of fashions that are popular at the moment? → Speed-to-market
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Businesses existing at the beginning of the apparel supply chain are... → Fiber and yarn production
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Theory that describes a single fashion using different adjectives, depending on how far removed the style is from its fashionable days. → Laver Theory
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1980's → Slinky, form-fitting bias cut dresses; Implausible Elegance
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What is Chase and Flight? → Fashion knockoffs of higher-priced items that are quickly copied, produced, delivered, and sold at low prices.
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One of the effects of World War II on the American fashion industry was the... → Limited contact with French couture house
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Apparel and accessory items become fashions once a designer introduces the style. → Cost and quality
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The women's wear industry wholesale categories include casual sportswear, tailored clothing, and... → This list is not a reflection of the women's wear wholesale categories.
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Fashion is a reflection of the way of life at a given time. → True
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The theory of the shifting erogenous zone suggest... → The female body is divided into a series of sterilized zones that are singularly uncovered to create fashion interest.
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1970's → Flowing Midi Skirted Suit with Shoulder Pads; Conspicuous Consumption
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The recent recessions have caused a decline in business for the children's wear industry. → False
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2000's → Gibson Girl Look; La Belle Epoque
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Fashion innovators start fashions, while fashion followers follow fashions. → Apparel & Accessories
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What is the order of the supply chain levels? → Fashion is a price because you can purchase similar fashion at all prices.
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What are distinguishing factors of the men's wear industry? → Fewer firms in the men's wear industry, companies have long histories, compromised of vertically integrated firms
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1900's → Gibson Girl Look; La Belle Epoque
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1930's → A-line shift, above-the-knee hemlines, and white go-go boots ; The Lull and the Storm
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Forecasting services and consulting services in the supply chain are known as... → Fiber and yarn production
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Geographic Theory → Fashions are first adopted near large metropolitan cities before moving inward toward the central US
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The popularity of wearing obvious status symbols waned in the 1990's. → True
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Thorstein Veblen proposed that a style requires group acceptance before it can become a fashion. → True
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1940's → Flowing Midi Skirted Suit with Shoulder Pads; Conspicuous Consumption
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The high-low trend in dressing means that people wear more expensive branded pieces with rted-right items at fast-fashion. → Tweens
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What is planned obsolescence? → Right product at the right time, right quantity, at the right price
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Wholesale prize zones are designated base on... → Apparel & Accessories
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The sourcing of textiles and apparel comes from American suppliers because American suppliers offer the lowest costs due to production efficiencies. → Cost and quality
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What are some personal qualities desired in those who pursue fashion careers in fashion? → Think critically
Creativity
Charisma
Calculating Mind -
1920's → Flappers; The Roaring 20's
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Because of the vast diversity within the fashion industry, students do not need to know and understand the fundamentals of the industry as well as basic fashion terminology. → Gain part-time employment
Have a strong work ethic
Understand that change will be a constant in their careers -
The supply chain consists of producer, manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer, and ultimate consumers. → Maxi dress
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Andres Courreges introduced the a-line, above-the-knee hemlines, and white go-go boots. → True
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Why is fashion unique? → Emotional appeal, perishable, available to most income levels of consumers (democratic), requires group acceptance
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The purpose of fashion is to... → Fashion is a price because you can purchase similar fashion at all prices.
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Marketers of fashion often use fashion promotions with ______ to sell more fashion. → Emotives
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The word Zeitgeist describes... → How fashion reflects social, political, and economic happenings.
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1910's → Walking Suit
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What is merchandising? → Right product at the right time, right quantity, at the right price
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The dress popular when miniskirts were popular was the... → decorate, create a sense of identity, demonstrate superiority, relieve boredom, etc.
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Styletribes refers to... → Fashions are first introduced by the lower social classes, youth, minorities, or working class, and then gain popularity with the more affluent consumers
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The marketing term for the consumer group between the ages 8 and 12 is... → The female body is divided into a series of sterilized zones that are singularly uncovered to create fashion interest.
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What is NOT a Fashion Principle? → Fashion is a price because you can purchase similar fashion at all prices.
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Which designer is credited with introducing the New Look to post-World War II America? → Christian Dior
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What is fast fashion? → Fashion knockoffs of higher-priced items that are quickly copied, produced, delivered, and sold at low prices.
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1960's → Gibson Girl Look; La Belle Epoque
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The broad term for the general direction in which fashion is moving... → decorate, create a sense of identity, demonstrate superiority, relieve boredom, etc.
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A purpose of fashion is to enhance youthfulness. → True
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Trickle Up Theory → Fashions are first adopted near large metropolitan cities before moving inward toward the central US
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A current trend in the children's wear industry is... → An increase in the number of licensed products & increase in the influence children on purchase decisions.
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The counterculture group that wore black and had a strong influence on hippies was the... → Maxi dress
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The notion that new fashions evolve from the most recent fashion is referred to as ... → trend
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Fashion occurs in almost every aspect of life... → Apparel & Accessories
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1990's → L.A. Law Skirted Suit; Sporty and Comfy
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Trickle Down Theory → Fashions introduced by the wealthy and elite members of society, and then are adopted by the masses
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The time during the 1970s when men wore colorful, effeminate clothing was known as the... → Peacock Revolution
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In general, fashions evolve from recent previous styles that have changed only slightly. → True
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Women were introduced to pantyhose during the... → Fashion is a price because you can purchase similar fashion at all prices.
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The combined size of the men's and boy's apparel and accessories industries is twice as large as that of the women's apparel and accessories industries → True
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When designers opt to reinterpret select pieces from their signature lines while maintaining the style of the signature collection, the pieces are part of the ____ line. → Cost and quality
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1950's → New Look; Suburban Style; Teenage Focus ; Grease
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The process of custom tailoring a man's clothes to his specific measurements is... → Bespoke tailoring
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The wholesale zones typical of a department store's main level merchandise are... → Cost and quality
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Many people of the 1970's were dressed in the recommended career ensemble of John T. Malloy. → True, book "Dress for Success"
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The women who publicly rejected the wearing of corsets and adopted Turkish trousers under shorter skirts are known as... → The Suffragettes
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Vanity sizing is common at the lower end of the wholesale price zones due to the the need to make customers feel good about purchasing inexpensive fashions. → Producer
Manufacturer
Wholesaler
Retailer
Ultimate consumer -
Fashion usually emerges first in... → Right product at the right time, right quantity, at the right price
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The demise of serviceable fashions that are then replaced by newer, seemingly more attractive fashion is... → Artificial obsolescence
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When and by who was nylon introduced? → DuPont Chemical Company in 1939
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The major categories of children's apparel and accessories are preemies, newborns, infants, toddlers, children, and preteens. → True
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For best career preparations, college students are encouraged to... → Gain part-time employment
Have a strong work ethic
Understand that change will be a constant in their careers