Models Glossary Terms

• Sabot
  
  it is a European wooden shoe; a shoe having a sabot band, namely a strap transversely the instep in a sandal type shoe
  
  
• Sack
  
  it is a woman's loose-fitting dress; a short frequently loose-fitting coat for women and children
  
  
• Sack coat
  
  it is a man's jacket with a instantly back.
  
  
• Sackcloth
  
  a crude cloth of camel's hair or cotton, worn as a sign of grief or repentance
  
  
• Safari jacket
  
  a typically belted shirt jacket with pleated expansible pockets
  
  
• Sailor
  
  a rigid straw hat with a low flat crown and straight circular brim
  
  
• Salwar
  
  extensive loose pants with a unbreakable cuff and a drawstring usually worn with a long tunic.
  
  
• Sam browne
  
  a leather belt for a dress consistent supported by a light strap passing over the right shoulder
  
  
• Samite
  
  it is a rich medieval silk fabric interwoven with gold and silver.
  
  
• Sandal
  
  a shoe consisting of a sole impoverished to the foot; a low-cut shoe that fastens by an ankle band; a rubber overshoe cut very low
  
  
• Sarcenet
  
  it is a soft thin silk in plain or twill weaves
  
  
• Sari / Saree
  
  frivolous cloth draped so that one end forms a skirt or pajama and the other a head or shoulder covering
  
  
• Sarong
  
  it is a loose garment made of a long band of cloth wrapped about the body and worn as a skirt or dress by men and women chiefly of the Malay archipelago and the Pacific islands.
  
  
• Sash
  
  a crew worn about the waist or over one shoulder and used as an accessory or symbol of a military order
  
  
• Satchel
  
  it is a small bag often with a shoulder strap
  
  
• Saxony
  
  it is a fine soft woolen fabric.
  
  
• Scapular
  
  a long extensive band of cloth worn front and back over the shoulders as part of a monastic habit
  
  
• Scuff
  
  a flat-soled slipper lacking quarter or heel strap [Compare mule]
  
  
• Stock
  
  This refers to a photo, or a set of photos, that can be licensed to a wide variety users, normally for a fee which is often based on how the image will be used. A single photo in a stock library could be used for a postcard, a magazine advertisement, a calendar, and a Web site, with each licensee potentially paying different amounts accordingly.
  
  
• Swimsuit / Swimwear
  
  A photo in which the model is wearing garments generally associated with swimming and/or beach activities.