Pronunciation: /voʊɡ/
noun a popular trend or fashion
A1 Fashion magazines often feature the latest vogue trends.
A2 She always follows the vogue styles and trends.
B1 The vogue for organic food has been growing in recent years.
B2 Her outfit was right in vogue with the current fashion trends.
C1 The designer's new collection set the vogue for the upcoming season.
C2 She is considered a fashion icon, always setting the vogue with her unique style.
adjective popular or in style
A1 The vogue color this season is pink.
A2 She follows all the vogue trends in fashion.
B1 The vogue hairstyle for men is the undercut.
B2 This restaurant is known for its vogue interior design.
C1 The designer's latest collection is sure to set a vogue in the industry.
C2 Her vogue taste in art is reflected in her impressive collection.
formal The latest collection from the designer is sure to set a new vogue in the fashion industry.
informal That style of dress is so in vogue right now.
slang Those sneakers are totally vogue, everyone's wearing them.
figurative Her ideas were in vogue with the current trends in technology.
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