1. Jargon
   Denim
2. Bolton
   Wool

Denim is a type of material made of cotton. It has been one of the most popular types of fabric because it is light but sturdy. It can take quite a beating and be patched up if necessary.

1. A dress that is tight from top to bottom
   A dress that is narrow at the top and flares at the bottom
2. A dress that is loose on top and tight on bottom
   A dress with a cape

A-line dresses come in various forms. They can be wedding dresses or cocktail dresses. They can be short or long, but they all have one thing in common: They're tighter on top than the bottom.

1. Cat eye
   Normal eye
2. Smokey eye
   Bonded eye

The smokey eye style can be very complex or rather simple. It's a way to blend eye shadow and eyeliner in a way that gives your eyes a dark and mysterious look without crossing the line into the goth realm.

1. Rapper buttons
   Button holers
2. Tall hatters
   Western shirts

Western shirts got their name from the style that has been worn by cowboys for decades. The intricate embroidery and prominent buttons give this style away. You can see some that are studded and bedazzled as well.

1. V-neck
   R-neck
2. Y-neck
   Red-neck

Although V-neck shirts have been around since the early 1960s, the style has grown in the last ten years to move beyond under shirts. You can see V-necks on nearly every different type of shirt, giving men more options to work with in their wardrobe.

1. Sheer
   Clear
2. Fear
   Meere

Sheer fabrics are used on a lot of different articles of clothing. In general, it's used for women's clothing and accessories. Shirts that are made with sheer fabrics will usually come with an undershirt or another layer.

1. Fedora
   Beanie
2. Pom pom
   Schoolboy

Pom pom hats are very popular in the winter. They give you a little extra bounce when you have to cover your hair up. Not only do they give you the warmth that you need, but when they're in style, they add to your entire ensemble.

1. Earth tones
   Mutes
2. Sheens
   Leathers

Earth tones are usually seen throughout the fall fashion season because they bring out natural beauty and pair well with the colors around you. These tones might seem a little boring, but when accented properly, they can be stunning.

1. Flubbie
   Scrunchie
2. Whipple
   Topsy Turvy

Anyone with very thick hair or a lot of hair is grateful that the scrunchie finally made a comeback. There's nothing like the snap of a hair elastic as it explodes in your hand. The scrunchie solves this problem.

1. Roper
   Bangle
2. Cuff
   Toggle clasp

Though there are over twenty different styles of bracelets, the roper is not one of them. These styles go with various types of clothing and occasions, depending on the material they're made of.

1. Asymmetric
   A-Line
2. Cupcake
   Sleek and Shabby

Asymmetric dresses and skirts will have one side longer than the other. These are generally used as cocktail dresses or nightwear. You will often see these dresses with fitted tops, as they are made to show off shape.

1. Flapping
   Eaglewing
2. Fly top
   Batwing

Batwings are shirts that have been in style for a few years. (They'd be a great solution for women who have issues with sweat stains under their armpits!) These shirts are airy and breathable and give you a lot of freedom when you're moving around.

1. Laced scarf
   Turner scarf
2. Infinity scarf
   Winter scarf

Infinity scarves are scarves that are sewn in a circle. They are wrapped around your neck twice and give the illusion that they are the infinity symbol folded on itself. While this trend is fading, people still like the simplicity and comfort that it brings.

1. Virallity
   Buffing
2. Tulle
   Shoulder pads

As women began demanding respect in the workplace in the '80s and '90s, the size of their shoulder pads grew and grew. Eventually, this bulgy trend went away, but good news for the ladies who need a bigger silhouette ... shoulder pads are making a comeback.

1. Flare
   Boot cut
2. Skinny
   Jeggings

In the '70s, we had bell bottoms, but in the 1990s, the style came back with a new name: flare. The flare cut was great for anyone who wanted to cover their shoes or anyone who simply wanted to have a little air flow to their legs.

1. T-up
   Baby doll T
2. Baseball shirt
   Wrapper

Baseball shirts were incredibly popular among men and women in the 1970s and '80s. They made a short comeback in the early 2010s, and you can still see them hanging around a little bit. These shirts are usually made of cotton and are incredibly comfortable.

1. Skirts
   Leggings
2. Jeans
   Capris

While many think that wearing leggings as a pair of pants is only appropriate for around the house, others find that it is great work attire. One way to determine if you should wear leggings as pants is to consider how see-through each pair is.

1. Hair scarf
   Bobby pin
2. Trip clip
   Strip pin

Bobby pins have been used for decades to give the appearance that hair naturally holds itself in place. In recent years, bobby pins have gotten bling upgrades and are used to show off some studded beauty in up-dos.

1. Roper shoes
   Poodle shoes
2. Saddle shoes
   Milner shoes

You can find variations of saddle shoes these days, but they were really more popular in the 1950s. These shoes usually had a white toe and heal with a black panel over the laces and were made of leather.

1. Swoosh
   'Scara
2. Marking
   Tail

Eyeliner tails have been in style since the turn of the century. They're popular because they help a person shape their eye and make it look bigger. The trend is commonplace in contemporary makeup routines.

1. Nude
   Crude
2. Lude
   Loud

The nude trend swept through the 2010s and is still hanging on today. It works on a lot of different fashion accessories, including lipstick and shoes. However, many don't recommend nude leggings, as they can give an odd (and truly nude) appearance.

1. Flip-flops
   Gladiators
2. Daisies
   Markers

Gladiators were incredibly popular between 2008 and 2012. They can still be seen today, but the style is more for going out than taking long walks on the beach. They can be a little difficult to slip on and off.

1. Satin
   Burlap
2. Paper
   Lace

In general, lace is a fabric used to accent outfits rather than as a standalone. It can create a classic look or it can make a dress or shirt look outdated. Good news for lace lovers: the fabric is making a slow comeback.

1. Messenger bag
   Tote bag
2. Bucket bag
   Doctor bag

Messenger bags look very much like the old-school mailbags that carriers used to use. However, different designers have created new styles of these bags to hold everything you need at your hip.

1. Baked compressed makeup
   Mineral makeup
2. Paint-up
   There is no makeup that comes in loose powder form.

Mineral makeup has been popular since the mid-2000s, and it isn't going anywhere. It offers consumers the chance to wear natural-looking makeup that isn't heavy or overbearing while giving a finished look.

1. Marco Polo
   Ralph Lauren
2. Robert Jarges
   Benito Bellgosia

Though Ralph Lauren didn't invent the T-shirt, he did make the polo one of the most popular shirts for men to wear for nearly any occasion. They're top-of-the-line shirts that have been copied over and over again.

1. Miracle grow
   Acrylic paint
2. Venice
   Gel polish

While there are a lot of different types of nail polish out there these days, gel polish is considered one of the best types to use for longevity and nail health. It comes in a variety of colors and lasts for weeks.

1. Satin
   Cotton
2. Flannel
   Burlap

When most people who grew up in the 1990s think of flannel, they think of grunge rock and a specific pattern on a button-up shirt. However, flannel is actually a type of material that a lot of different types of clothes are made from, including pajamas.

1. Sweetheart
   Illusion
2. Romper
   Straight

There are over a dozen different types of necklines for various dress styles. These necklines accentuate different parts of the chest, shoulders and neck, depending on the body type of the person wearing them.

1. Toe rings
   Lipsticks
2. Earrings
   Purses

There are several different types of earrings. Studs are simple earrings with a single stone. Hoops are circles that go through the piercing, and barbells go through the piercing itself.

1. Matte
   Satin
2. Frosted
   Cat-eye

Lipsticks come in many forms. You can get ones that make the natural color of your lips pop more, or you can go the distance and bring in bold colors that aren't as natural. Either way, you have to decide the type of finish you're looking for before you make your purchase. (If you want a cat-eye, you need eyeliner!)

1. A hair scarf
   A headband
2. A scrunchie
   A barrette

Hair scarves are great for days when it's not so windy. While they tie your hair back nicely, a gust of wind can cause some major tangling. However, they're a nice accent to the outfit you choose and come in a variety of colors and patterns.

1. Trap dress
   Skort
2. Flirt
   Romper

While many of us remember rompers from our younger years, it's difficult to think they can be classy fashion statements. However, with the right belts, the right brands and the right body type, a romper can pass as semi-formal in some places.

1. Litas
   Ritas
2. Mitas
   Vitas

Litas are an excellent style of shoe if you're looking to get a little height and calf definition. They usually have a bit of a raised toe, with a dramatically raised ankle. Some of them can add over six inches for the person wearing them. (Jeffrey Campbell kicked off the Lita craze, but there are many, many imitators.)

1. A bracelet that wraps around the wrist twice
   A bracelet with an attached ring
2. A bracelet that doesn't go all the way around the wrist
   There is no such thing as a slave bracelet

Slave bracelets are difficult to place when it comes to the perfect occasion to wear them. They can do well with formal wear, but only if they're made out of the right materials. They're a great way to bring attention to the hands and nails (even if the name is a little iffy).