Fashion Trends Vocabulary

verb to have a particular liking or desire for something

• She fancied the idea of studying abroad at a prestigious university.
• He fancied trying out the new restaurant in town.
• I fancied that guy at the party last night.
• The artist fancied a world where colors danced across the canvas.

adjective moving or able to move quickly

adverb quickly or in a short time

• The new high-speed train is known for its fast travel times.
• I need to finish this project fast so I can go home early.
• Let's grab some fast food for dinner tonight.
• Time flies fast when you're having fun.

adjective describing a high temperature or something that is currently popular or trendy

• The weather forecast predicts a hot day with temperatures reaching 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
• I can't believe how hot it is outside today!
• This heatwave is no joke, it's scorching hot!
• The competition in the market is heating up, things are getting hot.

adjective having knowledge or information about a particular subject

preposition indicating inclusion within a group or category

• It is important to keep those in the know updated on the latest developments.
• Make sure you let the people in the know about the party this weekend.
• Only the cool kids who are in the know get invited to the exclusive events.
• She always seems to be in the know when it comes to gossip.

noun a sudden or abrupt movement

verb to spring into the air or leap

preposition used to indicate movement onto or onto the surface of something

• The team decided to jump on the opportunity to work with the new client.
• Let's jump on the chance to go to the concert tonight!
• I heard the party is going to be lit, we should jump on that.
• Don't miss out on this trend, you should jump on it before it's too late.

noun an idea or notion that is quickly abandoned or forgotten

• The notion that success can be achieved overnight is nothing more than a passing fancy.
• Don't waste your time chasing after passing fancies; focus on what truly matters.
• I thought her interest in him was just a passing fancy, but it turns out they're actually dating now.
• In the grand scheme of things, material possessions are just passing fancies compared to the relationships we build.

adjective a term used to describe something as excellent, fine, or satisfactory

• The weather forecast for the weekend is looking quite peachy.
• I'm feeling peachy today, thanks for asking!
• Everything is just peachy keen with me, how about you?
• Despite the challenges, she always manages to keep a peachy attitude.

noun a period of unrestrained and wild behavior or activity

verb to behave in a wild and unrestrained manner

• The protesters threatened to run riot if their demands were not met.
• The kids will run riot if you let them stay up past their bedtime.
• The party was so wild, it felt like we were letting the chaos run riot.
• His emotions were running riot as he struggled to control his anger.

noun a colloquial abbreviation for 'inspiration'

• The artist found inspiration for her new painting from classical works of art.
• I'm always scrolling through Pinterest for some inspo for my next DIY project.
• I love following fashion influencers on Instagram for outfit inspo.
• Traveling to new places always gives me fresh inspo for writing.