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Brand Name For Designer Ladies Clothing
Posted By: brandbuilding* on 1/4/2007 10:30 AM (CST)	250 Points
Hello Can anyone suggest a catchy and vibrant name for a upmarket young ladies clothing brand aimed at 18-28 year old women with following USP: - highly fashionable label based around modest designs (idea being to cover-up rather than follow the "reveal more" trend) - natural fabrics like cotton, wool, silk and linen -designer quality from stitching to packaging Brand has aspirations to be cross-border so the name needs to work in different cultures and languages. Thanks

Posted by: ward5830*	Accepted Answer
1/4/2007 12:22 PM (CST)
Kovert (like covert - but just changed the spelling) R.E.S.P.E.C.T (like the Aretha Franklin song)

Posted by: vijay.panjwani	Accepted Answer
1/4/2007 1:42 PM (CST)
F.Loop (fashion loop); Lcuk (ladies collection UK)

Posted by: JAC*	Accepted Answer
1/4/2007 3:43 PM (CST)
She- play with font when u make a logo and use faminine colours Femina For Her Elegant

Posted by: brandbuilding*	Author Response
1/4/2007 4:09 PM (CST)
some good ones here..... keep them coming please I feel were getting closer!

Posted by: bigstarnow	Accepted Answer
1/4/2007 5:56 PM (CST)
segue (pronounced Seg Way) wearwithall - (pun on wherewithall) point (get the point) ( what's the point?) (the point is)

Posted by: henryyanwaimun*	Accepted Answer
1/5/2007 1:08 AM (CST)
1. Chiffon (evokes casual elegance) 2. Mystic or Mystique (leading from the flirty nature of 18-28 yr old ladies) 3. Sense soft (playing on the use of natural soft materials of your clothing line)

Posted by: shghosh	Accepted Answer
1/5/2007 2:03 AM (CST)
Naturally Envelope Rapt Fashion ( pun on wrapped) Fashion Stop

Posted by: rjohnni	Accepted Answer
1/5/2007 10:19 AM (CST)
Le Grandeur s. h. e I've kept the best for the last. Its the female symbol " O+" It is Stylised, highly fashionable based around modest designs, covered, natural, designer - from stitching to packaging. The tagline says: Defined. Matured. There will be a problem of refering to the brand name. But that can be solved by refering to it as: The O+, means THE WOMAN - Defined. Matured. KUDOS

Posted by: rbuckley	Accepted Answer
1/5/2007 1:48 PM (CST)
How about FineSpun

Posted by: brandbuilding*	Author Response
1/5/2007 4:03 PM (CST)
thanks for the suggestions. Can anyone else please add to these?

Posted by: charles.stannard	Accepted Answer
1/6/2007 10:52 PM (CST)
Brand Names Swank Posh Now The Latest Understand? Zeal "Definitely" "Of Course" "Bravado" "Outspoken" Tude (for attitude) Independent At Last No Doubt Certainly Constant

Posted by: charles.stannard	Member Response
1/6/2007 10:53 PM (CST)
Comprehension Tension Grasp

Posted by: charles.stannard	Member Response
1/6/2007 10:54 PM (CST)
Nerve

Posted by: amarja_p	Accepted Answer
1/8/2007 8:43 AM (CST)
I am wondering, inspite of so many names given by so many people, you still are in doubt? Well here are my suggestions; Spiffy (showcasing style!) Clothitude (clothes + attitude) Snazz Adorned Second Skin Textured Spunky Gumption Wrapped Et voilà. Hope this does help! Good Luck

Posted by: Jade	Accepted Answer
1/8/2007 11:50 AM (CST)
WWEe (women with endless energy) Too Riche Random (clothing for every emotion!) WIFI women.imagination.forward.integration. Forward WeDress Candell Moon Drop Nature's Needle

Posted by: Marketing-Riot	Accepted Answer
1/8/2007 12:26 PM (CST)
Good Girls Uptown Virginwear Innocence PureDesigns Hide-n-Sleek

Posted by: Marketing-Riot	Member Response
1/8/2007 12:37 PM (CST)
DaddysGirl PurelyPlatonic Guiltless DittysDuds

Posted by: brandbuilding*	Author Response
1/8/2007 3:33 PM (CST)
Hi friends, thanks for the suggestions. i wanted to keep the name simple, easy to remember, yet instantly connect the brand USP. At the same time the name needs to be able to cross cultures as we hope to market in different territories. The style will be sophisticated and designer - and therefore the name needs to reflect this. Whilst there are lots of good suggestions above, I'm not sure if any hits the sweet spot totally. I hope some of you creative talents will help me out with this...

Posted by: Marketing-Riot	Member Response
1/9/2007 3:38 PM (CST)
EIGHTEEN28 Collection 911 Collection Gender Gap Integration Aisle Runners Designer Bodies Blush and, from your post, SweetSpot

Posted by: Marketing-Riot	Member Response
1/9/2007 10:57 PM (CST)
Deb = debutante + demeanour (as in conduct/behavior) = Debmeanour

Posted by: Necole*	Accepted Answer
1/10/2007 12:47 PM (CST)
Try playing with English words translated into other languages. Or looking up feminine words. I to am a designer and it is hard coming up with that right name sometimes. Here are some ideas just for fun: Cover Up= "Recouvrir" in French Cover up= "Cubrir" in Spanish Kover Facade Masq= Mask Konseal= conceal Disqiyes= Disguise Mesh Or what is something that describes you well or what you want to convey in your line. Maybe even your name mixed with something important can spark an interest.

Posted by: Marketing-Riot	Member Response
1/10/2007 3:19 PM (CST)
Debanaire Fatigues

Posted by: brandbuilding*	Author Response
1/10/2007 4:32 PM (CST)
I do like Necole's suggestion. Interms of what we want to convey it is: 1. highly stylish and cultured brand 2. modesty at heart of design 3. natural fabrics used in material hope that is a steer for your creative thinking..

Posted by: dani.obrien*	Accepted Answer
1/12/2007 3:45 PM (CST)
elan nectar savoir-faire i hope this helps

Posted by: NovaHammer	Accepted Answer
1/12/2007 11:38 PM (CST)
JazzaBelle this line suggests they march to their own Femine Tune. Good Luck

Posted by: TenaciousMarketer	Accepted Answer
1/13/2007 4:43 PM (CST)
You may want to consider: Essence Essential Elements Evoke Eternal Youth Essential Youth Hope this helps!

Posted by: mlharris	Accepted Answer
1/14/2007 8:59 AM (CST)
Great options. A few others: Fibre Art Fibre 1 or Fibre One Confidence Filia (Latin for daughter) Tela (cloth) Altera (implying alternative) good luck.

Posted by: carrie77	Moderator Response
1/20/2007 7:05 AM (CST)
Hi Everyone, I am closing this question since it's more than 2 weeks old. We do this to reward the contributions of participants in a timely manner + to give increased visibility to the newer questions. Thanks for participating! Carrie (Production Editor)

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