Valentino
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5.1
- proper noun
- /vælənˈtiːnoʊ/
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Valentino
- I mean, Alba went all out with her Valentino gown, but a lot of these ladies were only wearing cocktail dresses?
- Valentino dress
- Valentino gown
- wear Valentino
Sipping Pellegrino, walking out in Valentino spending chips like casino.
- Sipping Pellegrino, walking out in Valentino spending chips like casino.
- But I got this from the store instead and it is this Valentino purse.
- And I started with the fur licensee of Valentino, the Italian couture house.
- My little adorable Tory Burch shoes, my Valentino Rockstar sandals, which I just love so much.
Examples
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The dress is Valentino and the rings are Hirotaka.
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But I got this from the store instead and it is this Valentino purse.
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Oh, it's so beautiful, so fashion forward, so Valentino.
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I'm wearing Valentino, for crying out loud.
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It is this incredible limited edition Valentino jacket.
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That's a $1 ,200 Valentino suit.
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Ah, OK, so this is custom Valentino for the BAFTA TV Awards.
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My Costco socks and my Valentino shoes.
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Wanda glanced at the Valentino purse on the passenger seat.
Fiction book (1991) -
I just bought a stunning dress from Valentino that I can't wait to wear to the party.
Synonyms
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7.2
A fashion company that makes expensive clothes and accessories
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3.0
A company that sells high fashion clothes and accessories by famous designers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Valentino the fashion house is named after its founder, designer Valentino Garavani, and that Italian name comes from Latin Valentinus and valens meaning 'strong' or 'healthy'. So the brand simply uses the founder's classic, memorable name.