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WorksheetsFashion Cycle
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
How many stages are there in the fashion cylce?
2
5
7
4
Which of the following is NOT a Factor that can affect the Fashion Movement?
Social Factors
Economic Factors
New fabrics and fibers
Types of food that we eat
are Trendsetters, or individuals who are the first to wear new styles, after which the fashion is adopted by the general public.
(a)
True or False:
Fashion leaders may be high-profile people who get media attention.
True or False:
Fashion leaders may be high-profile people who get media attention
(a)
What is the correct order of the Fashion Cycle?
Introduction stage, Rise stage, Peak stage, Decline stage, Obsolescence stage
Rise Stage, Peak Stage, Introduction Stage, Obsolescence stage, Decline Stage
Introduction Stage, Peak Stage, Rise Stage, Decline Stage, Obsolescence Stage
Where are designs first previewed?
The Mall
Fashion Week
Restaurants
Social Media
IN THIS STAGE THE FASHIONS BECOME MORE ACCEPTED BY MORE PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY CAN AFFORD THEM.
Introduction Stage
Peak Stage
Rise Stage
Decline Stage
DURING THIS STAGE, THE FASHION IS AT ITS MOST POPULAR & ACCEPTED STAGE IN THE FASHION CYCLE.
Rise Stage
Peak Stage
Decline Stage
Obsolescence Stage
AT THIS STAGE CONSUMER DEMAND IS DECREASING.
Decline Stage
Peak Stage
Obsolescence Stage
Rise Stage
THIS STAGE MARKS THE END OF THE FASHION CYCLE.
Rise Stage
Decline Stage
Peak Stage
Obsolescence Stage
Which one is NOT a Fashion Theory?
Trickle Down Theory
Trickle Up theory
Trickle Across Theory
Trickle Side Theory
FASHION STARTS AT THE TOP WITH CONSUMERS OF HIGHER SOCIECONOMIC STATUS & MOVES DOWN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
Trickle Down Theory
Trickle Up Theory
Trickle Across Theory
FASHION STARTS WITH CONSUMERS ON LOWER-INCOME LEVELS & THEN MOVES TO CONSUMERS WITH HIGHER INCOMES.
Trickle Up Theory
Trickle Down Theory
Trickle Across Theory
FASHION ACCEPTANCE BEGINS AMONG SEVERAL SOCIOECONOMIC CLASSES AT THE SAME TIME, BECAUSE THERE ARE FASHION LEADERS IN ALL GROUPS.
Trickle Down Theory
Trickle Up theory
Trickle across theory
