Tra từ fashion - Từ điển Oxford Learners Wordfinder Dictionary

1 in fashion
2 not in fashion
see also CLOTHES, BEAUTIFUL/ATTRACTIVE

1 in fashion
- the way of dressing, etc that is most popular at any time: fashion (noun C/U)
a new fashion for smart well-tailored suits ◎ It was the fashion for men to have long hair. ◎ the latest fashion news from Paris ◎ sixties fashion (= the fashion of the 1960s)
- a particular way of dressing: style
She's always dressed in the very latest style.
- a general movement of fashion: trend
There is a trend for people to buy smaller cars these days.
- a short-lived fashion: craze, fad
a sudden craze for Batman T-shirts
- a person or thing that is a fashion among a particular group of people: cult
a cult movie
- something which is popular is in fashion, fashionable, (informal) trendy, (informal) in
It's rather fashionable at the moment to go to Vietnam for holidays. ◎ a trendy restaurant ◎ Short skirts are in again.
- when a new fashion starts, it catches* on, comes* in, comes* into fashion
I don't think skirts for men will ever catch on. ◎ Military-style coats are coming in.
- something which is made in recent times is new
This is the newest washing machine on the market.
- something which is made in a recent style is modern
modern architecture
- a thing which is of the present time is contemporary
contemporary music ◎ contemporary styles
- a thing which is of lasting value, always in fashion, is classic
You can't go wrong with a classic navy coat and a good pair of shoes.
※ more on being modern MODERN
- a person who follows fashion, dressing or behaving in a fashionable way, is fashionable (adverb fashionably), trendy (adverb trendily)
a fashionably dressed woman ◎ She's very trendy, always wearing the latest styles.
- a person or thing that is fashionable and attractive is stylish (adverb stylishly), has style (noun U)
※ making fashion
- a person who makes drawings to show how to make clothes, etc: designer
a fashion designer ◎ designer clothes (= made by a fashion designer)
- a person who is paid to wear clothes for fashion shows or for magazines: model
a fashion model ◎ a supermodel (= very famous and very well paid)
- an event at which models wear clothes made by a designer so that people can see them: fashion show

2 not in fashion
- to become less fashionable: go* out (of fashion), be on the way out
Those short jackets everyone had last year have gone out altogether now. ◎ 'Shall I buy those boots?' 'Well, I think that style's on the way out.'
- a thing which was recently in fashion but now is not, is out of fashion, out
Platform shoes are completely out.
- a person or thing which is not in fashion is unfashionable
unfashionable ideas
- something which was out of fashion and then returns to fashion comes* back, is back in fashion
Hippy fashions came back in the early nineties.