Pronunciation: /faɪn ˈkæʒ.uəl/
noun A category or type of dress code or fashion style that combines elements of formal and casual wear.
A1 I prefer to dress in a fine-casual style for work.
A2 The restaurant we went to last night had a fine-casual dress code.
B1 Fine-casual attire is usually appropriate for most social events.
B2 The new boutique specializes in fine-casual clothing for men and women.
C1 She always manages to look effortlessly stylish in her fine-casual outfits.
C2 The designer's latest collection combines luxury and comfort in a fine-casual aesthetic.
adjective Describing a style of dress or attire that is a blend of formal and casual elements, typically suitable for a nice restaurant or event.
A1 I like to wear fine-casual clothes to work.
A2 The restaurant we went to last night had a fine-casual atmosphere.
B1 The new cafe in town offers a fine-casual dining experience.
B2 She prefers fine-casual restaurants over formal ones.
C1 The fine-casual dress code at the event allowed for a comfortable yet stylish look.
C2 The designer's latest collection is a perfect example of fine-casual elegance.
formal The restaurant prides itself on its fine-casual dining experience, offering high-quality food in a relaxed setting.
informal Let's go grab some fine-casual dinner at that new place downtown.
slang I love how this spot has a fine-casual vibe, it's perfect for a chill night out.
figurative His style can be described as fine-casual, always looking put together but not too formal.
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