go out of fashion

Idioms  

1. Also, go out of style. See under go out, def. 5.

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Example Sentences

Foo Fighters closed, as they typically do, with “Everlong,” the sturdy mid-’90s alt-rock anthem that never seems to go out of fashion even — or especially — among kids who hadn’t been born when it came out.

From Los Angeles Times

He is "proud" to see this model - and others from South Sudan - on the global stage and although the industry cycles through trends, Deng does not believe South Sudanese models will go out of fashion.

From BBC

“American events, world events, felt intense and still do … It’s the feeling of elemental forces versus human beings, and that will never go out of fashion.”

From Los Angeles Times

The idea of a movie-related compilation of choice tunes that add up to a distinct vibe seemed to go out of fashion after the early 2000s, when the music for “Garden State” was such an event.

From New York Times

The play's themes of ruthless and destructive ambition never go out of fashion.

From BBC