new look
Americannoun
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a new or changed appearance, approach, etc., especially one characterized by marked departure from the previous or traditional one.
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(usually initial capital letters) a style of women's clothing introduced by the designer Christian Dior in 1947, characterized by a silhouette with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, a long, full skirt, and often emphasized hips.
noun
Other Word Forms
- new-look adjective
Example Sentences
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Was there someone who ... was powerful who let him off the hook, and I just thought it was a good time to take a new look at it like a cold case detective would.
From Los Angeles Times
He could be the progenitor of a new look, a Christian Dior for the modern woman.
From Salon
The three most successful drivers in Formula 1 summed up the conflict and paradox at the heart of the sport's new look after a Chinese Grand Prix that showed off its best and worst sides.
From BBC
Head coach Steve Borthwick's side had a new look after multiple changes to the starting 15, with another forced upon them when flanker Tom Curry dropped out with an injury picked up in the pre-match warm-up.
From BBC
With key personnel injured and players lacking form, Farrell's team has a new look this championship.
From BBC
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