Pronunciation: /ʃiːˈʃiː/
noun a person who is very stylish or fussy in their appearance or behavior
A1 My grandmother loves to wear chichi jewelry.
A2 The restaurant we went to last night was a bit too chichi for my taste.
B1 The boutique sells chichi clothing that is popular among young women.
B2 The hotel lobby was decorated in a chichi style with expensive furniture and artwork.
C1 She is known for her chichi taste in interior design, always opting for luxury and elegance.
C2 The exclusive club is known for its chichi clientele who enjoy the finer things in life.
adjective fussy or overly elaborate in style
A1 The chichi restaurant had fancy decor and expensive menu items.
A2 She always wore chichi clothes that were designer brands.
B1 The boutique hotel had a chichi atmosphere with luxurious amenities.
B2 The art gallery featured chichi paintings that were highly sought after by collectors.
C1 The chichi neighborhood was known for its exclusive shops and upscale residences.
C2 The chichi event was attended by celebrities and dignitaries from around the world.
formal The chichi restaurant we went to last night had impeccable service.
informal She always wears such chichi clothes, it's like she's a fashion icon.
slang That party was so chichi, everyone was dressed to impress.
figurative His chichi attitude towards work often rubs his colleagues the wrong way.
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