fashionista
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- noun
- /ˌfæʃəˈniːstə/
- Informal
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fashionista
- My sister is such a fashionista that she always knows the latest runway trends.
- fave fashionista
- favorite fashionista
- fashionista friend
I think that being a fashionista isn't the goal.
- I think that being a fashionista isn't the goal.
- The next gift we're going to be shopping for is for the fashionista.
- And Erica de la Cruz, who is the publisher of LA Girl magazine, who is quite the fashionista.
- It's just it just rounds out the character and the pride that Susie has in being a fashionista.
- So I just yes, and everything he said and really made myself to seem like I was a fashionista.
- We also have the fashionistas and I'll do a bunch of swatches here.
- There's this reputation of the chaotic creative, the ovary motive fashionista that is pushed a lot in fashion media.
Examples
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I'm a cultural sociologist, a feminist, and a frugal fashionista.
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And the fashionistas at Style Bistro are still freaking out about the fedora
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I have never been a fashionista, but today I realized I have to clean up my act.
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I think that being a fashionista isn't the goal.
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She is now an international star, some fashionista!
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There was a time when the words CEO and fashionista seemed incompatible.
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There is a belief that you should at least own one Gucci item if you consider yourself a fashionista.
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Stephanie's new girlfriend Marlene is a genuine fashionista.
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Cristi: Mommy by day, family counselor, photographer, blogger, and fashionista by night.
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She's a modern-day fashionista who exercises her multitasking muscle on a daily basis.
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Synonyms
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A person who pays attention to what they wear
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A person who makes new styles or ideas popular
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A person who cares a lot about clothes and follows the latest styles
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A person who dresses in a showy, fashionable way to impress people
A person who starts new fashions or ideas that others follow
A person who likes fashionable clothes and enjoys dressing well
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Etymology
The word fashionista comes from the common word fashion and the ending -ista, a suffix from Italian and Spanish that means 'a person who does or loves something', as in barista. So a fashionista is literally 'a person into fashion', which is why we use it for someone who follows or sets style trends.