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vogue = from Latin 'voces' meaning 'voice' → Old French 'vogue' meaning 'wave/float' → English. Visualize a fashion model floating gracefully down the runway as the embodiment of current trends.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputVogue is a flexible word in English. As a noun it means a prevailing fashion or style, or the popular taste at a particular time. The phrase in vogue is common, meaning fashionable. As a verb, vogue is rare and more often seen in reference to the voguing dance style rather than everyday action; you might hear 'to vogue down the runway' in fashion journalism or historical discussion. The capitalized Vogue refers to the famous fashion magazine, which can cause confusion with the general sense. The image is a fashion model moving gracefully on the runway, embodying current trends, while tastes shift quickly from season to season.
Learners of English tend to treat vogue as a simple predictor of fashion. Emphasize that the word has noun and rare verb senses, and that in vogue is a fixed collocation meaning current fashion, not eternal trendiness.
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