Worldwide, the average person owns more than 130 items of clothing.[1]
In the U.S., the average person spends anywhere from around $325 to $790 on clothing per year.[2] Clearly, a lot of people have a passion for fashion!
Fashion is never thought to have been solely practical; it’s always been somewhat decorative and symbolic.
Even in the ancient Sumerian civilization (beginning around 3500 BCE), people dyed their clothing, wore belts at the waist to cinch draped fabrics, and chose their skirt length based on their hierarchical position in society.[3]
Whether you’re a designer, a stylist, or just have a passion for fashion, your team name should reflect your sartorial knowledge and stylish nature.
Below, find more than 180 fashion group name ideas. We also have tips for creating your own fashionable team name.
Always In Vogue
Properly Threaded
Pretty Little Things[4]
Innovative Fashionistas
The Unforgettable Fads
The Crinoline Collective
Retro Silhouettes
Cultural Influence
The Vintage Patterns
Intentionally Unfinished
good for grunge/edgy fashion
Coordinated Faux Pas
purposely off-trend
Sharing Swatches Network
Fashionista Friends
Fashion Central Station
Always on Trend
Perfect Fits
references perfect outfits
Seasons of Style
Twice Styled[4]
The Textile Team
Timeless & Essential
The Fashion Clique
The Cut & Sew Crew
Color Story Collective
Fashion Coma[4]
The Off-Rack Pack
Sneakers to Stilettos
Sublime Trends[5]
The Style Statements
Chic Complements
Bohemian Muses[4]
Throwback Trends
The Catwalk Flats
The Vertical Seams
Strike Offs Approved
references fabric samples
Pintucks and Pleats
Simplicity and Elegance
Many Plain Seams
Always in the Frow
referencing the front row of a fashion show
The Decorative Topstitches
The Apparel Spec Squad
Sacred Stitch[5]
The In Vogue Group
Fashion Fledglings
Never Passe!
never out of style
Fabric Manipulators
The Seam Rippers
Unconventional Layers
The Dart Squad
reference to dart folds in sewing
Team Ready to Wear
Classy Couture
The Sartorial Squad
Fad Fashion Icons
Investing in the Classics
Timeless Collections
The Haberdashery Network
references men’s fashion
Fusions & Fashions[4]
The Grunge Subculture
Eclectic & Electric
On the Mood Board
Fashion Forecast Predictions
Selvage Seamstresses
The Stay Stitches
references single-line stitching to stabilize the fabric
Cutting on the Bias
Expressing Inspiration
Collection Cooperative
Coordinated Classics
Ordinary Dress[5]
Contemporary Design Elements
Classic Silhouette Squad
Trending on the Catwalk
Lookbook Ensemble
Haute Couture Club
reference to high-fashion, expensive clothing
On the Trend Cycle
Anti-Fashion Network
ignoring popular trends for unique styles
Incorporating Colors
Linear & Curvilinear Crew
Emphasis on Accessories
The Fluorescent Trims
Peplums, Plackets, & Pleats
Mandatory Design Elements
The Dressmakers
Colorfast Contemporaries
never fading
With Sophisticated Grace
Always Eponymous
giving your own name to your designs/styles
Floral Foundations
Evoking the Exotic
Decorative Details
Effortlessly High End
Required Yardage Needed
The Contemporary Drift[5]
Made to Measure
Right Sides Together
Winding the Bobbins
Unraveling Threads
Box of Notions
Artistic Representations
At Center Front
Jump Size Runners
Seamless Patterns
Not Fad Fashion
In the Fashion House
The Mean Vesture[5]
Designs on Paper
The Fashion Week Squad
A Hip Aesthetic
Design Revival Network
Garments On-Trend
The Bumblebunching Brigade
references bunching fabric when using a sewing machine
Frogging the Stitches
Against the Grain
Hooks and Eyes
Zigzags and Ladders
We Are Fashion
A Clothing Revolution
Express With Dress
Finding Our Style
Manolo Blahnik Mary Janes
Trendy, Not Tacky
Still Playing Dress-Up
Flair for Style
Dressing Impeccably
In Vogue for a Season
True Design Visions
Classy and Fabulous
Fashion-Forward Vibes
Consistently Refined Designs
Penchant for Platforms
Styling the Runway
Fashion Happens Here
Specific Expressions
Classic Style Icons
Reinventing Our Designs
Style Evolution Crew
Ropes of Pearls
Timeless Tweed Classics
Born With Style
Florals and Stripes
Quirky but Sensible
Daring to Get Creative
Impeccable and Eclectic
Tearing Up Fashion Rules
The Non-Conformists
De-Emphasizing the Silhouette
Mundane Everyday Style
ironic name for fashion-forward groups
Authenticity is Key
Breaking Into the Mainstream
Momentum
Stripes, Stars, Hearts, & Skulls
Mainstream Phenomenons
Alternative Fashion Group
Faction Fashion[5]
Merging Glamour and Streetwear
Leveraging the Unique
Pearls and Polka Dot
Modern-Day Fashionphiles
Eye-Catching Separates
Wardrobe Revamp Crew
Magnificent Garb Collective[5]
Trending All the Way
Spinning the Fashion Wheel
references yarn-spinning wheel
Cinderella-esque Couture Crew
Labels and Brands
What's in Vogue?
Rocking Future Trends
Making Bold Statements
Whimsical and Ditzy
Godets, Gussets, & Gimps
Ruching and Spangles
Full of Fashion Savvy
The Catwalk Bookers
Beyond Style Boundaries
Chandeliers on Ears
Trends Du Jour
trends of the day
The Glitterati
Stilettos on the Catwalk
Urban Shoe Myths
Dressing Like We're Famous
The Fashion Express Lane
Style Central Station
Taking Fashion Risks
Pastel Princes/Princesses
Fantasy Trends
Sew What?
Fashion Group Name Generator
How to Create a Great Fashion Group Name
To create a truly stylish group name, you should flex your fashion knowledge!
Your group name can reflect your personal taste, call upon timeless styles, or reference the technical sides of fashion, such as construction and pattern-making.
Use the following tips as you brainstorm:
- Seek inspiration. In creating our list, we made reference to different types of garments and accessories, elements of clothing construction, fabrics, magazine lingo, and trends. You can get inspiration from these and more sources! Think of your favorite styles and your favorite parts of interacting with fashion and go from there.
- Keep in mind that trends are short-term. If you want to name your group after a trend, it should be something timeless that has become a staple over decades, rather than this season’s hottest styles.
- Be original. There are a few things to keep in mind that you shouldn’t do when creating a fashion group name, too. Unless your group is a fan group for a certain designer, it’s usually best not to include any trademarked names or existing brands. Something like “Chanel Obsessed” might be great for a Facebook group or online forum, but you should choose a more unique name for use elsewhere.
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