fashion victim
Britishnoun
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It was here that I spotted another fashion victim in crutches.
From Los Angeles Times
Because the fact is, while no one wants to look like a fashion victim, no one wants to look like a victim of fashions in tech, either.
From New York Times
In the winery’s Fashion Victim Lounge, bottles labeled “Glam,” “Diva” and “Funky” stood on the glossy walls.
From New York Times
Because that’s the definition of fashion victim.
From New York Times
Best lyric about being a fashion victim: Not every singer’s lyrics read well on the page, and Yorke’s don’t read at all well.
From Los Angeles Times
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