Progression of Fashion Movement Test

Barack Obama starts a trend and Mr. Tucker follows it, is an example of:

These people are the ABSOLUTE LAST people to adopt a style and wear it.

• Fashion Leader

• Fashion Follower

• Fashion Lagger

• Fashion Influencer

A trend that has or will fade out quickly and become outdated is known as:

Which stage of the fashion cycle does a fashion leader belong to?

• Trickle Down

• Rise

• Introduction

• Trickle Up

Lebron James starts a trend and Michael Jordan follows it, is an example of:

Match the following

• Bad Economic Conditions

• These groups feel that certain fashion leads to temptation and corruption.

• Disruptive World Events

• People often try to create a new fashion look with less expensive accessories, such as belts or scarves.

• Religion

• Fabrics may be needed for parachutes or military uniforms.

• Laws or Government Regulations

• This group of people slows the fashion movement process since the new fashion trends are not desired by them.

• Cultural Customs

• Sumptuary laws allowed lavish clothes to be worn only by members of nobility.

A style that is currently popular is known as a:

Match the following

• Good Economic Conditions

• Since, in most cases, fashion is a luxury, the ability to spend money enable people to replace obsolete items.

• Increased Competition

• People now have several basic styles in their closets at a time, supplemented with some trendy items that change quickly.

• Changing Roles of Women

• These changes often create an increased interest in fashion and expose people to new fashion influences.

• Modern Communication & Mass Media

• Movies, television, and radio broadcast the latest fashion trends to stimulate consumer buying.

• Social & Physical Mobility

• The new status of women in the past few decades has exposed them to many experiences and ideas.

Arrange the stages of the Fashion Cycle in order!

• Introduction

• Obsolescence

• Rise

• Decline

• Peak

If people do not like drastic changes, this would belong to which Principle of Fashion Movement?

• Fashion Extremes

• Fashion is Evolutionary, rarely Revolutionary

• Consumer Acceptance or Rejection

• Sales Promotion & Fashion