Pronunciation: /fæst ˈfæʃən/
noun a type of fashion that is mass-produced quickly and inexpensively in order to keep up with the latest trends
A1 Fast fashion is inexpensive clothing produced rapidly by mass-market retailers.
A2 Many young people enjoy shopping for fast fashion items because they are trendy and affordable.
B1 The fast fashion industry has been criticized for its negative impact on the environment due to excessive production and waste.
B2 Consumers are becoming more aware of the ethical issues surrounding fast fashion and are choosing to support sustainable fashion brands.
C1 Fast fashion companies often prioritize profit over worker rights and environmental sustainability, leading to exploitation and pollution.
C2 The fast fashion business model relies on constantly changing trends and quick production cycles to keep up with consumer demand.
adjective describing the type of fashion being produced quickly and inexpensively
A1 Fast fashion clothes are cheap and trendy.
A2 Many young people buy fast fashion items because they are affordable.
B1 The fast fashion industry is known for its quick turnover of new styles.
B2 Consumers should be aware of the environmental impact of fast fashion brands.
C1 Fast fashion retailers often prioritize speed and profit over sustainability.
C2 Some luxury brands have been criticized for adopting fast fashion practices.
formal Fast fashion is a term used to describe the quick turnover of trendy clothing items produced by mass-market retailers.
informal I love shopping at fast fashion stores because I can always find the latest styles at affordable prices.
slang Fast fashion is all about getting the hottest looks for less.
figurative The fast fashion industry moves at lightning speed, constantly churning out new designs to keep up with consumer demand.
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