Plural of clientele; groups of clients or customers, especially of a business or professional.
From French 'clientèle' (from Latin 'clientela,' meaning a body of clients) + '-s' (English plural). The French form is commonly used in English business contexts, particularly in fashion and hospitality.
A designer's 'clienteles' (if anyone uses this plural) would be their distinct customer groups—haute couture brands might have a clientele of wealthy individuals *and* a completely separate clientele of ready-to-wear buyers, essentially two different audiences.
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