fashion crowd
- noun
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multitud de la moda
- Fashion designers often cater their collections to appeal to the fashion crowd.
Examples
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At the opening, the fashion crowd filled the gallery with vibrant style and energy.
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Magazines always feature photos of the fashion crowd attending runway shows.
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The designer's bold new collection caught the attention of the fashion crowd in Paris.
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The fashion crowd gathered outside the runway.
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Are you part of the fashion crowd?
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The fashion crowd eagerly awaited the latest trends at the runway show.
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During Fashion Week, the fashion crowd fills the front rows to catch a glimpse of new styles.
Synonyms
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8.0
A group of popular people who set trends others follow
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People who are wealthy and fashionable and attend fancy parties and important social events
How Fashionable
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly derivable from composing 'fashion' (current style) as a modifier of 'crowd' (a group of people), so it straightforwardly denotes a group interested in fashion. This noun+noun/ modifier+noun pattern is a common and predictable English construction (and parallels exist in many languages), so a B1 learner who knows the constituent words will readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Fashion crowd comes from the image of people gathering at shows to see new fashion, a crowd of well-dressed people watching the latest styles. That's why it now means 'a group of people who are especially interested in fashion trends'.