stylebook
4.9
A book or magazine showing clothes and outfit ideas
- noun
- /ˈstaɪlˌbʊk/
- For its part, with advice from residents and planners who had been to Germany or Austria, the Chamber of Commerce put together a photographic stylebook of authentic Bavarian signs, roofs, windows, flower boxes, doorknobs, and traditional costumes (Price 1997, 87).
Examples
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In her new stylebook, she illustrated various ways to mix and match seasonal trends.
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The designer published a stylebook featuring her latest clothing collections and fashion combinations.
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He referred to the stylebook to find inspiration for coordinating outfits and accessories.
How Curated
Surface Forms
stylebook singular
stylebooks plural
Morphology
Etymology
Stylebook joins style ('fashion or way of dressing') and book ('a set of pages'). So a stylebook is a 'book of style' that shows clothing and outfit ideas, which is why designers and buyers use it for fashion inspiration.