(Q2034021)
English
dressmaker
person who makes custom clothing for men and women
- modiste
- mantua maker
- couturier
Statements
Pierre Balmain and Ruth Ford, photographed by Carl Van Vechten, November 9, 1947.jpg
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šivilja (Slovenian)
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תופרת (Hebrew)
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couturière (French)
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Schneiderin (German)
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modista (Asturian)
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modista (Galician)
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28 September 2019
costureira (Portuguese)
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costureira (Brazilian Portuguese)
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sömmerska (Swedish)
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modista (Spanish)
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costurera (Spanish)
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модельєрка (Ukrainian)
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صانعة ملابس (Arabic)
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costureiro (Portuguese)
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costureiro (Brazilian Portuguese)
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modisto (Spanish)
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costurero (Spanish)
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couturier (French)
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صانع ملابس (Arabic)
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7531
Tailors, Dressmakers, Furriers and Hatters
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Tag:craft=dressmaker
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Seamstresses
Barbara Burman
10 September 2019
seamstresses were generally distinguished from dressmakers, milliners, mantua-makers, stay-makers, embroiderers, and tailoresses by their lower levels of craft and skill, but at the top-end of the market fine sewing was valued. (English)
Identifiers
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10 March 2017
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23 August 2022
Sitelinks
Wikipedia(14 entries)
- arzwiki خياط فساتين
- brwiki Kemener
- cawiki Modista
- dawiki Syerske
- enwiki Dressmaker
- eswiki Modista
- etwiki Õmbleja
- idwiki Couturier
- kowiki 양재사
- nowiki Sydame
- ptwiki Costureiro
- simplewiki Dressmaker
- svwiki Sömmerska
- tgwiki Дӯзанда