Hollywood
- noun
- /ˈhɑːliˌwʊd/
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glamour de Hollywood
- She dressed in a style inspired by Hollywood icons, aiming to capture that glamorous look from the silver screen.
Examples
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It's something that's so old fashioned, old Hollywood glamour.
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This is my take on the old Hollywood glam look.
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I mean, they said if you could sum up Hollywood in one word, what would it be?
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Well, it's pure Hollywood fiction, says the Post.
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Because everyone in Hollywood knows that the cracks are showing.
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Like, wow, Hollywood glamour, you know, movie stars.
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These are, these are Hollywood royalty.
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We live Hollywood lives and Hollywood's messages.
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How can we move beyond solipsism and Hollywood tropes?
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The event was filled with Hollywood glamour, showcasing not just the films, but also the stars' extravagant fashion.
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How Glamorous
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Etymology
Hollywood can mean a glamorous, showy style because films, parties and stars in Hollywood made that image famous, so calling something 'Hollywood' suggests it is full of glitter and public attention.