Knowledge graphs, as a novel knowledge representation method, originated from the fields of artificial intelligence and the semantic web. Its development can be traced back to the early 1990s. At that time, the rapid growth of the Internet led to an influx of massive information, but there lacked structured and semantic connections, making information retrieval and comprehension challenging. To address this issue, researchers began exploring a new representation method that could express the relationships between knowledge, thus introducing the concept of knowledge graphs. With the advancement of artificial intelligence technologies, particularly in natural language processing, graph databases, and machine learning, the application of knowledge graphs has expanded significantly. They are not only used for structured knowledge expression and querying but also extensively applied in areas such as search engine optimization, intelligent recommendation systems, and natural language understanding. Moreover, knowledge graphs have achieved remarkable success in industries such as healthcare, finance, and education. In the field of fashion, knowledge graph application has also shown immense potential and promising prospects. We firstly introduced the fundamental concepts, key technologies, and construction methods of knowledge graphs, along with their extensive applications in other fields. Subsequently, we focused on elucidating the necessity of researching knowledge graphs in the domain of fashion. With the rapid development of the fashion industry, intelligence and automation have become increasingly crucial. Knowledge graphs, as a powerful knowledge management and expression tool, are expected to further drive the digitization process in fashion design, production, and marketing. By structurally integrating data and knowledge from various aspects, the fashion industry can better grasp fashion trends, optimize the supply chain, promote sustainability, and offer personalized custom products and services. Currently, there have been several examples of applying knowledge graphs in the fashion industry. In the domain of fashion design, designers can utilize knowledge graphs to organize and manage elements from different cultures, historical periods, and popular trends, drawing inspiration to create more innovative and appealing clothing designs. In terms of fashion production, knowledge graphs can optimize the supply chain, enable material traceability, expedite the production process, reduce costs, and ensure product quality. Additionally, in fashion marketing, leveraging knowledge graphs to analyze user preferences, purchasing behavior, and social media activities enables businesses to offer personalized recommendations, thus enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty. In addition, the knowledge graph can be used for the visual analysis of literature in the field of clothing, and the use of CiteSpace software for keyword cooccurrence to analyze the research status and trend of the clothing field. The current fashion knowledge graphs still face several challenges. Data quality is a significant issue, especially when dealing with unstructured data, ensuring the accuracy and completeness of the data becomes crucial. Additionally, the integration of knowledge from different data sources is a complex and critical task, necessitating solutions for data standardization and consistency. Moreover, constructing large-scale fashion knowledge graphs demands substantial human resources and time investment. With the continuous development of technologies like artificial intelligence, the application of knowledge graphs is set to become more intelligent and automated, presenting immense opportunities and advantages for the fashion industry. They can foster the collaborative development of the entire industry chain, accelerate the digital transformation of the fashion sector, and enhance the competitiveness and market share of enterprises. Moreover, the combination of knowledge graphs and artificial intelligence holds the potential to pioneer more intelligent applications in fashion design, pattern making, production, and marketing, providing consumers with personalized and high-quality clothing products and services. In conclusion, knowledge graphs possess significant development potential in the fashion domain. Integrating them with technologies such as artificial intelligence can propel the fashion industry towards greater intelligence and automation, injecting new vitality into innovation and development. While challenges exist presently, the continuous progress of technology and deepening application efforts lead us to believe that fashion knowledge graphs will embrace even broader prospects in the future, bringing profound impact and transformation to the entire industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]