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* Encourage editors who refer to 'current fashion' or similar to include a reference date. When such an entry is found, update it if needed with a reference date if such can be established. An example, as of 14 Aug 08, is the article on ]. | * Encourage editors who refer to 'current fashion' or similar to include a reference date. When such an entry is found, update it if needed with a reference date if such can be established. An example, as of 14 Aug 08, is the article on ]. | ||
* Can I suggest a merging of the articles ] and, oh, ] or whichever is appropriate? The first article seems a bit thin and could probably do with being folded into something more comprehensive. Also, it was a complete orphan -- the link above is its first anywhere -- and I only chanced across it from a category.] (]) 23:24, 1 July 2010 (UTC) | * Can I suggest a merging of the articles ] and, oh, ] or whichever is appropriate? The first article seems a bit thin and could probably do with being folded into something more comprehensive. Also, it was a complete orphan -- the link above is its first anywhere -- and I only chanced across it from a category.] (]) 23:24, 1 July 2010 (UTC) | ||
* I recommend participation by fashion editors on the ] article. This is fashion footwear worn by such celebrities as ], ], ] and ]. In most of the world it's a well-recognized designer brand, but in Australia and New Zealand, it's considered a "generic term" and several editors, possibly representing knockoff brands or even counterfeiters, have been POV-pushing the generic term. Please help. ] (]) 13:48, 22 August 2010 (UTC) |
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- Article requests: Colin McDowell,Trina Turk, d'Orsay (shoe), Juliet cap, Guard's coat, Covert coat, Camelhair Polo coat, Balmacaan (coat), Burn-out, Theatrical costume, Creative director (fashion), all the designers that are red-linked on Fall 2008 fashion weeks; and all the red-linked Dress of the Year designers and Coty Award & Neiman Marcus Fashion Award winners --see the list of fashion topics for more fashion terms in need of articles
- Fix issues with articles in Category:Fashion articles needing attention and Category:Fashion articles needing expert attention
- Upload requested photographs of fashion, requested photos of clothing and cosmetics
- Create infoboxes for clothing companies, and editors (should include original designer/magazine, current designer/magazine, etc)
- Split designer and label articles. Oscar de la Renta -> Oscar de la Renta (designer), Oscar de la Renta (fashion label)
- Expand Fashion week, Dolce & Gabbana, other articles in Category:Fashion stubs
- Improve Laura Dahl by adding an image and cleanup to warrant removal of COI.
- Translate History of clothing, Clothing in ancient Rome, and Clothing in the ancient world from French
- Re-make the Jacket article. Jackets are important, and this is really poor at the moment. We should remove some of the non-notable items on the list, at the very least contain the mess in a separate list article, write about jackets, and have a sorted list
- Improve 1945-1960 in fashion, 1960s in fashion, 1970s in fashion, 1980s in fashion, 1990s in fashion, and 2000s in fashion to be up to the quality of the other fashion history articles.
- Encourage editors who refer to 'current fashion' or similar to include a reference date. When such an entry is found, update it if needed with a reference date if such can be established. An example, as of 14 Aug 08, is the article on Henley shirt.
- Can I suggest a merging of the articles Clothing in the Ragtime Era and, oh, 1910s in fashion or whichever is appropriate? The first article seems a bit thin and could probably do with being folded into something more comprehensive. Also, it was a complete orphan -- the link above is its first anywhere -- and I only chanced across it from a category.Artemis-Arethusa (talk) 23:24, 1 July 2010 (UTC)
- I recommend participation by fashion editors on the Ugg boots article. This is fashion footwear worn by such celebrities as Sarah Jessica Parker, Kate Hudson, Jessica Simpson and Oprah Winfrey. In most of the world it's a well-recognized designer brand, but in Australia and New Zealand, it's considered a "generic term" and several editors, possibly representing knockoff brands or even counterfeiters, have been POV-pushing the generic term. Please help. Phoenix and Winslow (talk) 13:48, 22 August 2010 (UTC)