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Fashion Idioms

Idiom	Meaning	Example
dress down	dress in casual clothes, dress informally	It's a library party, so dress down. Wear something casual.
dress rehearsal	the last rehearsal before the performance, dry run	All actors must come to the dress rehearsal - our last practice.
dress up	dress in your best clothes, put on glad rags	Everybody got dressed up for the banquet. Roy wore his new suit.
dressed fit to kill	dressed in party clothes, dolled up, dress up, gussied up	In walks Erica, dressed fit to kill. She looked terrific!
dressed to the nines	dressed in high fashion, gussied up	Here I am in jeans. Everybody else is dressed to the nines.

everything old is new again

fashions and trends are repeated or revived

Hey, if miniskirts are back, everything old is new again!

new wave

new trend, the latest idea or fashion

Tony loves new-wave music. He buys only new-wave CD's.

old hat

an old idea or fashion, passé

Sunday picnics are old hat. They're not popular now.

hip

sophisticated, fashionable, cool, groovy, with it

It ain't hip to say doll. You got to say chick now.

trendy

fashionable, at the beginning of a trend

That's a trendy coat she's wearing. I've seen it in fashion magazines.

down home

simple but good, old fashioned

Hey, Ma. I can't wait to taste your down-home cookin'.

passé

old fashioned, dated, old hat

It's passé to say beg your pardon. We don't hear that now.

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