Bridal style refers to the cohesive aesthetic and fashion choices made by a bride for her wedding ceremony. It encompasses clothing, accessories, hair, and makeup, often reflecting a blend of personal taste, cultural traditions, and current fashion trends.
Retro glamour refers to a style aesthetic that revives and romanticizes the elegant fashion and design elements of past decades, particularly from the 1920s to the 1970s. It combines vintage influences with polished sophistication, often drawing inspiration from Hollywood’s Golden Age and Art Deco movements.
Trimming a lamp generally refers to adjusting or maintaining parts of a lamp, often involving the replacement or shaping of the wick in oil lamps, or the modification of lampshades and fixtures in electric lamps to enhance appearance or function.
The letter in bra sizes indicates the band (waist) circumference measured around the chest, typically denoting even numbers like A, B, C, etc., which correspond to specific inches of measurement.
Being ‘handed over at customs’ refers to the transfer of a shipment from a carrier or logistics provider to the jurisdiction of national customs authorities. This stage marks the transition where a package is officially processed for legal entry, duty assessment, and security clearance.
In the context of leggings and activewear, ‘7/8’ refers to the inseam length of the garment. It indicates a cut that is longer than a cropped legging but shorter than a full-length legging, typically hitting just above the ankle.
The ‘soil level’ setting on a washing machine allows users to select the degree of dirtiness of the laundry, which influences the wash cycle’s water temperature, duration, and agitation intensity.
In an auction, a reserve is the minimum price that a seller is willing to accept for an item. If the bidding does not reach this predetermined amount, the seller is not obligated to sell the asset.
In texting, ‘Yul’ is an abbreviation or slang term whose meaning varies depending on context. It is sometimes used as a shorthand for ‘you’ll’ or as a casual nickname, but it is not widely standardized.
VNDS is a common acronym in the footwear and sneaker resale market meaning ‘Very Near Deadstock.’ It describes shoes that have been worn once or twice but remain in nearly perfect, like-new condition.