noun

vogue

VOHG/vəʊɡ/

Current popularity or acceptance as fashionable.

The repeated bucket hats show that the style is in vogue.

Several independently dressed shoppers wear the same distinctive bucket-hat style, while another shopper tries one from a matching retail display, making a currently popular fashion visible through repeated adoption.

Etymology

French vogue combined fashion or success with rowing and a boat's drifting motion. The connection may be the image of being borne along on the waves of fashion.

In context

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nowadays it's increasingly in vogue the global online shopping platform modernisa for example promotes modest fashion that is trendy and elegant

Turkish fashion: From hijabs to streetwear | DW Documentary

More examples

The design enjoyed a brief vogue.
Several vogues came and went.
The material returned to vogue.

Forms

vogue · vogues

Similar words

fashion: Can mean a popular style or its period of popularity.
trend: Describes a developing tendency, not only fashionable acceptance.