Designer's concern is a term used to describe the various aspects of fashion design that a designer must consider when creating a garment. DECOR, which is five letters long, refers to the decorative elements of a garment, such as embroidery, beading, and other embellishments. STYLE, also five letters long, is the overall look and feel of a garment, including the silhouette, fabric choice, and color palette. Sets, four letters long, is the process of creating a complete outfit, including accessories and footwear. HEMLINE, seven letters long, is the length of the bottom edge of a garment, and HEM, three letters long, is the stitching along the bottom edge of a garment.