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high fashion

high fashion

noun

  1. another name for haute couture


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Other Words From

  • high-fashion adjective

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Word History and Origins

Origin of high fashion1

First recorded in 1940–45

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Example Sentences

At the same time, her faux-clumsiness is offset by her high fashion and celebrity friendships—tabloids have eagerly documented her outings with Rihanna, Jennifer Lawrence and Beyoncé and others.

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Which is, actually, a great descriptor for high fashion as an overall aesthetic.

Streetwear and high fashion are entering the world of video games.

The images it has captured over 30 years of operations — star clusters, galaxies and nebulae — are so iconic they are printed on everything from socks and coffee mugs to high fashion runway designs.

Nevertheless, criticism of Yarrow, known for his highly stylized photographs of high fashion, historical scenes, and wildlife, continued.

Both high fashion and the fast, commercial fashion of Target are supposed to be about aspiration.

McKell has also incorporated the community into his other projects, like high fashion photography.

But when he realized small boutiques were having trouble online, he turned to high fashion.

For herself, Ehsan playfully pairs works of art that inspire her with their matching high-fashion looks.

The same, however, historically cannot be said for famous spawn turned high-fashion models.

She appeared to be a lady of high fashion; not at all likely to be an inmate of the shabby little rectory at Ballymoy.

They were ladies of high fashion, each prominent within an exclusive clique.

Englands wolf, as will be seen, is dressed in the high fashion of the gay courtiers of the time.

Dubiously, Trigger wriggled and fitted herself into the high fashion item.

Mike Fueyo's sister—dresses fit to kill, like a high-fashion model.

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