vogue

Examples

• All

• Retro styles are very much in vogue this year, with many people opting for vintage clothing.

• It’s in vogue at the moment and I’m constantly having to change the subject, because they really do go on.

  Mercy (2021)

• Collaborative efforts in education are in vogue at the present time.

  Academic text (1991)

• Go through it and find out what's in vogue in the world of fashion and clothing.

  Blog text (16)

• In keeping with the current vampire vogue, he is in fact a most desirable romantic hero.

  Academic text (2013)

• Among musicians and their audiences, the word improvisation is much in vogue these days.

  Academic text (1991)

• But, you know, interestingly now suddenly fasting is all the vogue, right?

  Rich Roll

• The socially conscious novel, play, concerto, and song came into vogue in the 1930s.

  Academic text (2011)

• Coaching and mentorship are in vogue, rather than control and hierarchies.

  Academic text (1991)

• Black was in vogue for women's dresses around the time that Villers painted her piece.

  Academic text (2015)

Synonyms

S

style

vsvogue

∞ 3.4

A distinctive way people dress or behave that shows taste

is about wide acceptance and popularity rather than the manner itself

F

fashion

vsvogue

∞ 1.0

A popular style of clothes and how people look

is about being in that popular style rather than the style itself

T

trend

vsvogue

699 2.3

A general change over time in what people do or like

is about wide acceptance and popularity at that time rather than change direction

P

popularity

vsvogue

248 2.0

Being liked or admired by many people

adds the idea of acceptance for current styles, not just being liked

L

latest trend

vsvogue

12 2.6

The most recent style many people follow

is broader, covering general acceptance, not only the newest style

H

hipness

vsvogue

• Informal

2 7.2

Being fashionable and following the latest trends

includes wide acceptance beyond mere awareness of new styles

S

stylishness

vsvogue

1 3.6

A quality of being fashionable and attractive

is about being widely accepted and popular rather than appearance

C

chicness

vsvogue

1 6.5

Being stylish and elegant in a simple way

focuses on wide acceptance and popularity rather than refined look

F

fashionableness

vsvogue

1 6.3

The state of being in style and popular now

is broader, adding popular acceptance at a particular time

M

modishness

vsvogue

1 7.9

A quality of being in style and following the latest fashions

is about wide acceptance and popularity at a particular time

Antonyms

O

obsolete

89 5.8

No longer used or made because something newer replaces it

O

outdated

79 5.0

No longer useful or fashionable because it is old

U

unfashionable

8 3.7

Few people wear it now because it is not in style

Idioms

I

in vogue

9 3.8

Fashionable and popular now

How Fashionable

mainstream

413 3.4

vogue

23 5.3

trend

699 2.3

fad

53 3.5

obscurity

35 7.4

Surface Forms

Etymology