INFLUENCE OF FASHION INDUSTRY TERMINOLOGY ON ENGLISH: STUDY OF GLOBALIZATION AND LINGUISTIC ADAPTATION
Keywords:
borrowings, loanwoards, adaptations, fashion.Abstract
This thesis is aimed at studying the influence of the terminology of the fashion industry on the English language, studying how loanwords in the fashion world are added to the English language, how their meanings change and adapt, and how they reflect broad trends in globalization and cultural exchange. Analyzing semantic changes in borrowed terms and their structural adaptation to English grammar, this study seeks to shed light on the intersection of language, culture and fashion.
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