Pronunciation: /ɪn voʊɡ/
adjective popular at a particular time; fashionable
A1 Wearing bright colors is in vogue this season.
A2 Short haircuts are in vogue among teenagers.
B1 Eco-friendly products are in vogue as people become more conscious of the environment.
B2 Minimalist interior design is in vogue in urban apartments.
C1 The latest fashion trends are always in vogue among the elite.
C2 Luxury brands continue to be in vogue despite economic downturns.
preposition in or into fashion; popular
A1 Wearing masks in public places is in vogue.
A2 Listening to podcasts has become in vogue among young people.
B1 Eco-friendly fashion is in vogue these days.
B2 Traveling to off-the-beaten-path destinations is in vogue for adventurous travelers.
C1 Investing in renewable energy sources is in vogue for environmentally conscious individuals.
C2 Sustainable living practices are in vogue in many developed countries.
formal The latest fashion trends are currently in vogue in the industry.
informal Wearing vintage clothing is really in vogue right now.
slang That hairstyle is so in vogue these days.
figurative Sustainability practices are in vogue as more companies prioritize environmental responsibility.
was in vogue
are in vogue
more in vogue
most in vogue
is in vogue
will be in vogue
has been in vogue
is being in vogue
in vogue
in vogue
to be in vogue
being in vogue
in voguing