fash·ion

fash·ion

ˈfaSHən/

noun

noun: fashion; plural noun: fashions

1. 1.

   a popular trend, especially in styles of dress and ornament or manners of behavior.

   "his hair is cut in the latest fashion"

   synonyms:

   vogue, trend, craze, rage, mania, fad; More style, look; tendency, convention, custom, practice; informalthing "the fashion for tight clothes"

   • the production and marketing of new styles of goods, especially clothing and cosmetics.

     "a fashion magazine"

     synonyms:

     clothes, clothing design, couture; More the garment industry; informalthe rag trade "the world of fashion"

2. 2.

   a manner of doing something.

   "the work is done in a rather casual fashion"

   synonyms:

   manner, way, method, mode, style; More system, approach "it needs to be run in a sensible fashion"

verb

verb: fashion; 3rd person present: fashions; past tense: fashioned; past participle: fashioned; gerund or present participle: fashioning

1. 1.

   make into a particular or the required form.

   "the bottles were fashioned from green glass"

   synonyms:

   construct, build, make, manufacture, fabricate, tailor, contrive; More cast, shape, form, mold, sculpt; forge, hew "the model was fashioned from lead"

   • use materials to make into.

     "the skins were fashioned into boots and shoes"