Vogue

Noun

 * 1) the prevailing fashion or style
 * Miniskirts were the vogue in the '60s
 * 1) popularity or a current craze
 * Hula hoops are no longer in vogue

Adjectives for Vogue
instigated; appreciable; tremendous; immense; decorative; fashionable.

Verbs for Vogue
adhere to—; alter—; create—; design-devise—; dictate—; dignify—; emulate ; establish—; exalt—; fashion—; foster-glorify—; maintain—; outlive—; popularize —; —dies; —diminishes; —fades; —glitters; —persists; —prevails; —wanes.

Thesaurus
a la mode, acceptance, acclaim, bon ton, celebrity, character, chic, convention, craze, cry, currency, custom, eclat, fad, fame, famousness, fashion, fashionableness, favor, figure, furore, glory, haute couture, high fashion, in the mode, kudos, last word, latest thing, look, mode, modish, name, notoriety, notoriousness, popularity, preference, prevailing taste, prevalence, proper thing, publicity, rage, reclame, recognition, renown, report, reputation, repute, soigne, soignee, stream of fashion, style, stylish, stylishness, swim, taste, the bubble reputation, trend, voguish

Etymology
(1565) From vogue from  vogue "wave, course of success" from  vogue "a rowing" from voguer "to row, sway, set sail", of  origin, from  wogōn "to sway, rock", var. of wagōn "to float, fluctuate" from and, from  from. Akin to wegan "to move",  wegan "to move",  wegan "to move, carry, weigh",  vaga "to sway, fluctuate",  wagian "to sway, totter". More at wag.

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Noun

 * 1) vogue

Etymology
From vogue "wave, course of success" from  vogue "a rowing" from voguer "to row, sway, set sail", of  origin, from  wogōn "to sway, rock", var. of wagōn "to float, fluctuate" from and, from  from. Akin to wegan "to move",  wegan "to move",  wegan "to move, carry, weigh",  vaga "to sway, fluctuate",  wagian "to sway, totter". More at wag.