Virgil Abloh exhibited his eagerly awaited first accumulation for Louis Vuitton Men's in Paris toward the beginning of today, and nearby the garments – principally make a beeline for toe white in shades of ivory, mushroom, eggshell and alabaster, with the most splendid glimmer of understanding being a puffer coat knitted in wavy lines taking after the state of the Microsoft Windows 95 logo – was an inquisitive question: on each showgoer's seat was a three page leaflet titled "The vocabulary as per Virgil Abloh: a liberal meaning of terms and clarification of thoughts" wrote out in Courier text style.

Prior in the week, Abloh disclosed to Vogue's Sarah Mower his expectation for the accumulation was to "address the age managing" and it shows up he's taken that pronouncement to both a metaphorical and a strict measurement.

The flyer contained Abloh's interpretation of regular mold words like 'fashioner,' and 'after gathering' as statements and individual accounts – for instance: "Beige: Virgil Abloh's most loved shading since 1980" – however inquisitively incorporated some up to this time nonexistent words like "Accessomorphosis" and "Margielaism."

We've deciphered the Abloh-ese for your pleasure, in addition to click here to peruse the full form of the voc-Abloh-ary.

Accessomorphosis: A portmanteau portraying the change of an extra into an article of clothing, successfully developing it's useful shape.

Margielaism: A term connected to articles of clothing or adornments which mirror the regularizing style religion of a respectful age of youthful or more youthful architects to which Virgil Abloh has a place.