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- Dictionaryvogue/vəʊɡ/
noun
- 1. the prevailing fashion or style at a particular time: "the vogue is to make realistic films"
adjective
- 1. popular; fashionable: "service has become a vogue word over the past 35 years"
verb
- 1. dance to music in such a way as to imitate the characteristic poses struck by a model on a catwalk.
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VOGUE definition: 1. a fashion or general liking, especially one that is temporary: 2. a fashion or general liking…. Learn more.
The meaning of VOGUE is popular acceptation or favor : popularity. How to use vogue in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Vogue.
a fashion or general liking, especially one that is temporary: In the 1920s, short hair for women became the vogue. The postwar vogue for tear ing down buildings virtually destroyed the city's architecture. The short hemline is very much in vogue (= fashionable) this spring.
Vogue definition: something in fashion, as at a particular time. See examples of VOGUE used in a sentence.
vogue. (voʊg ) 1. singular noun. If there is a vogue for something, it is very popular and fashionable. Despite the vogue for so-called health teas, there is no evidence that they are any healthier. [ + for] In Britain there's been something of a vogue for these books.
If something is the latest vogue, it is the latest fashion. When your new hairstyle catches on, it's in vogue — or if it becomes unpopular, it’s not. Anything trendy or popular — an activity, fashionable clothing, a home decorating style, board games — can be called “in vogue.”.
1. The prevailing fashion, practice, or style: Hoop skirts were once the vogue. 2. Popular acceptance or favor; popularity: a party game no longer in vogue. intr.v. vogued, vogue·ing or vogu·ing, vogues. To dance by striking a series of rigid, stylized poses, evocative of fashion models during photograph shoots.
