Glossary

Shoe : A shoe is a fashion accessory that covers the foot and can be used for walking, sports, work, etc.

Basketball shoe : Also called a sneaker, it is a lightweight and comfortable sports shoe designed for physical activities.

Sneaker : See basketball.

Boot : A boot is a tall shoe that covers the leg and can be used for protection against the elements.

Moccasin : A moccasin is a soft and comfortable slip-on shoe, often made of leather.

Derby : The derby is a laced shoe with eyelets sewn onto the top of the upper.

Richelieu : The Richelieu is a dress shoe with laces, whose quarters (side parts of the shoe) are cut and sewn onto the top of the upper.

Sandal : A sandal is an open shoe that fastens to the foot with straps or laces.

High heel pump : A high heel pump is a dress shoe with high heels.

Heel : The heel is the part of the shoe located under the heel of the foot. It can have different heights.

Sole : The sole is the lower part of the shoe that is in contact with the ground.

Upper : The upper is the top part of the shoe that covers the foot.

Shoelace : A shoelace is a cord or strip used to tie a shoe.

Toe : The toe of the shoe is the part that covers the toes.

Lining : The lining is the inner part of the shoe that is in contact with the foot.

Pad : The pad is a piece of rubber or leather that is fixed under the sole to protect it from wear.

Running shoes : See running shoes.

Running shoe : A running shoe is a sports shoe designed for running.

Hiking shoe : A hiking shoe is a sports shoe designed for walking in the mountains or in nature.

Dress shoe : A dress shoe is a dress shoe that can be worn with a suit or business attire.

Slipper : A slipper is a comfortable indoor shoe worn at home.

Clog : A clog is a light slip-on shoe, often made of wood or rubber.

Mule : A mule is a summer or indoor shoe without a heel that is characterized by an open back.

Espadrille : An espadrille is a summer shoe made of canvas, with a braided rope sole.

Flip-flop : A flip-flop is a lightweight summer shoe that slips on, with a rubber sole and a strap between the toes.

This list is not exhaustive.

Accessory : an additional item that accompanies an outfit to complete it (hat, handbag, jewelry, belt, etc.).

Casual : relaxed dress code, without any particular dress code.

Chic : elegant, refined, dressy.

Classic : timeless, never goes out of style.

Collection : the complete works of a designer for a given season.

Suit : an outfit consisting of a jacket and matching trousers or skirt.

Couture : haute couture, a technique for making high-quality, custom-made clothing.

Designer : a person who designs and creates clothing and accessories.

Fashion show : presentation of a fashion collection at a public or private event.

Haute couture : creation of bespoke, handmade luxury clothing.

Printed : a pattern printed on fabric or clothing.

Look : personal and identifiable clothing style.

Brand : the trade name of a company that designs and markets clothing and accessories.

Fashion : trends in clothing and accessories.

Ready-to-wear : mass-produced clothing sold in stores.

Style : a set of characteristics that define a look or a clothing trend.

Trend : an emerging movement in fashion, often influenced by celebrities and fashion shows.

Vintage : a clothing style inspired by past years.

This list is not exhaustive.

Accessory : Any item that completes an outfit, such as a hat, scarf, jewelry, etc.

Jacket : A long-sleeved garment that stops at the waist, often made of leather or quilted fabric.

Caban : A short, double-breasted coat, often made of wool.

Cardigan : A button-up sweater that opens at the front and often has a V-neck.

Hat : A head covering that can take many forms, such as a fedora, a cap, a beret, etc.

Shirt : A long-sleeved garment that fastens at the front with buttons.

Tights : A stocking that extends to the waist and is often made of nylon or lycra.

Jumpsuit : A one-piece garment that can cover the entire body, or only the top or bottom.

Suit : A set of clothing including a matching jacket and trousers, often worn for formal occasions.

Tie : An accessory worn around the neck and tied at the front.

Tank top : A sleeveless top that covers the shoulders and stops above the waist.

Vest : A sleeveless garment worn over a shirt or sweater.

Jeans : Trousers made of denim fabric, often blue in color.

Skirt : A garment that covers the lower part of the body, which can be of different lengths and shapes.

Leggings : Tight-fitting, stretchy pants that cover the legs.

Coat : A garment that covers the body, often made of wool or leather.

Trousers : A garment that covers the legs, often with pockets and a fly at the front.

Parka : A long, warm coat, often with a hood and fur lining.

Sweater : A garment that covers the torso and arms, often knitted.

Dress : A garment that covers the body, often feminine and with a skirt.

Shorts : A garment that covers the lower body, with short legs.

Tuxedo : A formal suit that includes a black jacket with satin lapels, matching trousers and a white shirt.

Sweatshirt : A sweater made of cotton or fleece wool, often with a hood.

T-shirt : A short-sleeved top, often made of cotton.

Jacket : A garment that covers the torso, often sleeveless or with short sleeves.

This list is not exhaustive.

Shoulder strap : Adjustable strap or band for carrying a handbag, satchel or messenger bag across the body.

Beret : A round, flat head covering, often made of wool, worn on the head.

Bonnet : A head covering made of wool or cotton, worn on the head to protect against the cold.

Suspenders : An accessory used to hold trousers in place, consisting of two straps that go over the shoulders and attach to the front and back of the trousers.

Tote bag : Large bag made of canvas or leather, generally used for shopping or carrying belongings.

Cap : A head covering with a flat or rounded shape, with a visor at the front to protect the eyes from the sun.

Belt : A leather or fabric accessory worn at the waist to hold up trousers or to accessorize an outfit.

Hat : Head accessory that can take different forms (borsalino, wide-brimmed hat, fedora, etc.), often made of felt, straw or fabric.

Scarf : An accessory made of wool, silk or cotton, worn around the neck to protect against the cold.

Gloves : An accessory made of leather or fabric, worn on the hands to protect against the cold.

Sunglasses : Eye protection accessory, with tinted lenses to protect against UV rays.

Watch : A wrist accessory used to tell the time.

Bow tie : A fabric accessory worn around the neck to complement a formal outfit.

Umbrella : An accessory used to protect oneself from the rain, consisting of a waterproof fabric attached to a handle.

Clutch : Small evening bag, often made of leather or fabric, carried by hand.

Wallet : An accessory made of leather or fabric, containing compartments for storing credit cards, coins, and bills.

Backpack : Bag with two straps, worn on the back.

Handbag : A bag carried by hand or over the shoulder, often made of leather or fabric, used to carry personal belongings.

Shoulder bag : A bag worn across the body, often made of leather or fabric, used to carry personal belongings.

Satchel : Small bag worn over the shoulder or across the body, often made of leather or fabric, used to carry documents or personal belongings.

Headband : A hair accessory made of plastic or metal, held on the head to hold the hair in place.

Tote bag : Large canvas bag, often printed, used for shopping or carrying belongings.

This list is not exhaustive.

Consent: any freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the data subject's wishes by which he or she, by a statement or by a clear affirmative action, signifies agreement to the processing of personal data relating to him or her.

Data Protection Officer (DPO): the designated person in charge of the protection of Personal Data.

Recipient: natural or legal person or any other organization that receives communication of Personal Data.

Personal Data/Personal Data/Data: any information relating to a Data Subject, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, an identity card number, salary, health records, bank account information, driving or consumption habits, location data, an online identifier, etc. The term "Personal Data" includes sensitive personal data.

Sensitive personal data/Sensitive personal data: refers to personal data revealing or based on:

• racial or ethnic origin, political, religious or philosophical opinions
• membership in a trade union organization
• physical or mental health
• sexual orientation or sex life
• Genetic and biometric data
• Data relating to criminal convictions, offences or related security measures.

Applicable legislation: the set of regulations relating to the protection of Personal Data and applicable to the Processing of Personal Data, namely European Regulation No. 2016/679 on the protection of Personal Data (GDPR), the amended Data Protection Act, and any other regulations relating thereto.

Data subject/Person: a natural person to whom the Personal Data relates and who can be identified or identifiable, directly or indirectly, by reference to those Personal Data. This includes current and former customers, prospects, and employees.

Data controller: natural or legal person who, individually or jointly, decides what personal data is collected, why and how it is collected and processed.

GDPR: abbreviation for European Regulation No. 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data.

Subcontractor: any natural or legal person or other body which processes Personal Data on behalf of the Data Controller and according to its instructions (for example, service providers or suppliers).

Third party: any natural or legal person, public authority, agency or any other body other than the Data Subject, the Controller, the Processor and persons who, under the direct authority of the Controller or the Processor, are empowered or authorized to process the Data.

Processing: any operation or set of operations performed on Personal Data, whether or not by automated means, such as collection, access, recording, copying, transfer, storage, alignment, alteration, structuring, disclosure, recording, destruction, whether by automated, semi-automatic or otherwise means. This list is not exhaustive.

Data Transfer: any communication, copying or movement of Data via a network, or any communication, copying or movement of such Data from one medium to another, regardless of the medium, of Personal Data to a country outside the European Union or to an international organization which are or are intended to be processed after such Transfer.

This list is not exhaustive.

Sneakers : sports shoes made of canvas or leather, with rubber soles. They are comfortable and practical for physical activities or leisure.

Sneakers : athletic shoes with a rubber sole and a canvas or leather upper. They have a casual style and can be worn outside of sports.

Running shoes : shoes designed for running activities, with special soles to improve grip and cushioning.

Walking shoes : comfortable shoes for walking, with lightweight soles and foot support.

Hiking shoes : sturdy walking shoes with grippy soles and high uppers to protect the ankles.

Work shoes : safety shoes with steel toe caps and anti-slip soles, designed for construction or industrial professionals.

Boots : high-top shoes that cover the ankle or calf, usually made of leather or rubber. They are suitable for inclement weather and rough terrain.

Ankle boots : high-top shoes that cover the ankle, but are shorter than boots. They can be made of leather or other materials, and are generally more elegant than boots.

Loafers : soft, laceless shoes with a leather sole and a leather or suede upper. They are often considered casual or work shoes for men.

Sandals : shoes with flat soles and an open upper, generally worn in summer. They are available in many different styles, from the most casual to the most elegant.

Flip-flops : shoes with a rubber sole and a strap between the toes. They are often worn for the beach or the pool.

Pumps : women's high-heeled shoes with an upper covering the top of the foot and a cutout at the front.

High heels : women's shoes with high heels.

Espadrilles : shoes with rope soles and a canvas or leather upper.

Boat shoes : leisure shoes with grippy rubber soles, often made of leather or canvas.

Clogs : shoes with wooden soles and a closed or open upper. They are often worn by healthcare professionals or in gardens.

Lace-up shoes : shoes with a closed upper and laces for adjustment. They can be casual or formal depending on the style.

This list is not exhaustive.