Fashion | Mean of fashion in English Dictionary

/ˈfæʃən/

• Noun
• a popular way of dressing during a particular time or among a particular group of people
1. Jewelry and clothing fashions vary with the season.
2. Long, full skirts were (all/very much) the fashion in those days.
3. fashion-conscious shoppers [=shoppers who know what styles are popular]
4. Short skirts are currently in fashion. [=are currently popular]
5. Short skirts have come back into fashion.
6. Those ruffled blouses went out of fashion years ago.
• the business of creating and selling clothes in new styles
1. the world of fashion
2. the fashion industry
3. She reads all the fashion magazines. [=magazines about the newest fashions]
4. We attended a fashion show. [=a show at which people who design clothes show their new designs]
• clothes that are popular
1. She always wears the latest fashions.

• a style, way of behaving, etc., that is popular in a particular time and place
1. Literary fashions have changed in recent years.
2. Action movies are (all) the fashion in Hollywood these days. = Action movies are in fashion in Hollywood these days.
3. Her theories have fallen/gone out of fashion. [=are no longer popular]
• a specified way of acting or behaving
1. His friends noticed that he was behaving in a strange fashion. [=behaving strangely]
2. We started the meeting in an orderly fashion.
3. We all lined up in orderly fashion.
• to a slight or minor degree
1. I can play the piano after a fashion, but I can't play anything difficult.
• Verb
• to form (something) into something else
1. Students fashioned the clay into small figures.
2. figures fashioned [=formed] from clay
3. She used the scraps of fabric to fashion a little doll's dress.
4. a table fashioned out of an old door