November 2, 2012
modish • adjective
Something modish is fashionable and stylish. It's a-la-mode, or right on top of the latest look. In the 1970s, it was considered modish to wear bell bottoms.
Something modish is fashionable and stylish. It's a-la-mode, or right on top of the latest look. In the 1970s, it was considered modish to wear bell bottoms.
The word modish is a combination of the French mode meaning "fashion" and the suffix -ish meaning "very common." When something is modish, it's all the rage. A swanky restaurant where it's hard to get a table or a boutique selling the newest designer labels are considered modish, or in vogue. Open up the pages of Vogue and you'll be accosted with the latest modish looks.
Marcelo Coppola (foster) P5&6
ReplyDeleteNow, its modish to wear jordan that cost $300
kenneth fernandez mrs.mayorrquin p.2&3
ReplyDeleteyesterday at the ball kate looked modish in the black Armani dress.
Yaneisy Ramos
ReplyDeleteMs.Allen
Period#5&6
To some of us, this modish view is nihilistic, not progressive.
Vogue models are very modish. Palacios period 2.
ReplyDeleteJennifer Viera
ReplyDeleteMs. Allen
Period: 3 and 4
I looked modish at the party yesterday in my new black Armani dress.
paula bodan
ReplyDeletems.foster
per 5&6
every boy in my school likes to be modish so they were this one book bag called a northface.