fashion
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- noun
- /ˈfæʃən/
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- The designer showcased her new collection, emphasizing sustainable fashion and ethical practices.
- latest fashion
- go out of fashion
- a fashion magazine
And those are all available for fashion related degrees.
- And those are all available for fashion related degrees.
- When I see fat people wearing fast fashion, I don't say a word.
- They bought beauty, they bought makeup, they bought fashion to the world.
- We are going to have a fashion lesson right now.
- Sheen is fast fashion at its worst.
- And we've got this once fashion icon that really.
- Back to school fashion New year, new you.
- I mean, the Met Gala is fashion's biggest and fiercest night.
- I think style and fashion and expressing yourself is important.
- You also asked who are my fashion idols, if I have any.
- Here are two previous fashion talks for you to watch next.
- We have got the latest winter fashion trend on social media.
- Much more fevered relationship with fashion, much more indulgent.
Examples
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I mean, the Met Gala is fashion's biggest and fiercest night.
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Clothes, fabrics, and fashion have to be right, and can be a lot of fun.
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It's where I started knowing about fashion and learning about fashion.
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The choice is often one of taste, fashion and or cost.
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The love of fashion and colour and people.
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We are going to have a fashion lesson right now.
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I've got some beauty and fashion products for you.
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Yeah, that's why I want to be a fashion designer.
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She always wears the latest fashion, which inspires her friends to follow suit.
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This season's fashion features bright colors and bold patterns that stand out.
Synonyms
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A distinctive way people dress or behave that shows taste
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A style or idea that is fashionable now
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The most recent style many people follow
Idioms
- Informal
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A person who always follows the newest clothes styles, even when it costs money or comfort
Compounds
- Slang
A style of clothing popular with teens in malls that looks edgy, like band T-shirts and chunky boots
- Slur
A loud style of dress judged negatively and linked to Traveller communities in Britain
How Fashionable
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word fashion comes from an old word façon meaning 'way' and from the Latin root facere meaning 'to make'. So fashion became the popular 'way' people make or wear clothes, which is why it means style and trend.