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Vêtements et la mode - Styles de Vêtements

Lisez cette leçon pour apprendre les noms des styles de vêtements en anglais, tels que "casual", "sharp" et "loud".

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hip

following the fashion of the day and aware of the latest trends

branché

branché

[Adjectif]
trend

a fashion or style that is popular at a particular time

mode

mode

[nom]
retro

fashion trends, music, decor, clothing, or styles from past decades, or inspired by them

rétro

rétro

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[nom]
informal

suitable for friendly, relaxed, casual, or unofficial occasions and situations

informel, familier, décontracté

informel, familier, décontracté

[Adjectif]
trendy

influenced by the latest or popular styles

à la mode

à la mode

[Adjectif]
normcore

a style of fashion marked by the deliberate choice of bland and casual clothes that do not draw attention

normcore

normcore

[nom]
stylishness

the quality of being fashionable and having style

élégance

élégance

[nom]
bodycon

a style of clothing that is tight-fitting and conforms closely to the body, often emphasizing the contours of the figure

moulant, ajusté

moulant, ajusté

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[Adjectif]
natty

neat, attractive and fashionable

classe, chic

classe, chic

[Adjectif]
unhip

not following the fashion of the day and unaware of the latest trends

ringard

ringard

[Adjectif]
unflattering

making less attractive or favorable

peu flatteur

peu flatteur

[Adjectif]
open-necked

(of a shirt) worn without a tie and not fastened at the neck

à col ouvert

à col ouvert

[Adjectif]
casual

(of clothing) comfortable and suitable for everyday use or informal events and occasions

décontracté

décontracté

[Adjectif]
underdressed

wearing clothes that are too casual or inadequate for a particular occasion

pas assez habillé

pas assez habillé

[Adjectif]
becoming

(of clothes, colors, hairstyles etc.) enhancing the wearer's appearance and making them more attractive

seyant

seyant

[Adjectif]
sharp

(of a person's style or clothes) dressy and fashionable, often conveying a sense of sophistication and elegance.

élégant

élégant

[Adjectif]
comfortable

(of clothes or furniture) making us feel physically relaxed

confortable, aisé(e)

confortable, aisé(e)

[Adjectif]
uncomfortable

(of clothes, furniture, etc.) unpleasant to use or wear

inconfortable

inconfortable

[Adjectif]
dressy

(of clothes) stylish and suitable for formal occasions

habillé

habillé

[Adjectif]
elegant

(of a person) attractive, stylish, or beautiful

élégant

élégant

[Adjectif]
fetching

attractive in a way that catches the eye

charmant

charmant

[Adjectif]
fitted

(of clothes) made in a way that closely covers the body

ajusté

ajusté

[Adjectif]
flamboyant

exhibiting striking and showy characteristics, often characterized by extravagance or exuberance

voyant, flamboyant

voyant, flamboyant

[Adjectif]
formal

suitable for fancy, important, serious, or official occasions and situations

formel, soutenu

formel, soutenu

[Adjectif]
form-fitting

(of clothing) fitting the body tightly in a way that the contours of the figure are clearly seen

ajusté, moulant

ajusté, moulant

[Adjectif]
frumpy

unfashionable, outdated, and unattractive, often giving a sloppy appearance

mal fagoté

mal fagoté

[Adjectif]
snappy

neat and stylish

élégant

élégant

[Adjectif]
sober

plain and not brightly colored

sobre, discret

sobre, discret

[Adjectif]
sporty

(of clothes) stylish, attractive, and suitable for sports

de sport

de sport

[Adjectif]
stylish

appealing in a way that is fashionable and elegant

chic, élégant

chic, élégant

[Adjectif]
stylishly

in a manner that reflects a sense of fashion, elegance, or sophistication

élégamment

élégamment

[Adverbe]
chic

having an appealing appearance that is stylish

chic, élégant

chic, élégant

[Adjectif]
gaudy

(used especially of clothes) showy in a way that is tasteless

voyant

voyant

[Adjectif]
glamorous

stylish, attractive, and often associated with luxury or sophistication

glamour

glamour

[Adjectif]
grungy

related to the fashion style associated with grunge rock music, consisting loose torn jeans and layers of clothing

grunge

grunge

[Adjectif]
sloppy

(of a piece of clothing) casual and loose, without much shape

large

large

[Adjectif]
smart

(of people or clothes) looking neat, tidy, and elegantly fashionable

élégant

élégant

[Adjectif]
smart casual

(of clothes) neat, conventional and rather informal

décontracté chic

décontracté chic

[Adjectif]
smartly

in a neat and stylish way

élégamment

élégamment

[Adverbe]
overdressed

wearing clothes that are too formal or excessive for a particular occasion

trop habillé

trop habillé

[Adjectif]
garish

too bright and colorful in a way that is tasteless

criard, voyant

criard, voyant

[Adjectif]
streetwear

informal clothing that the urban youth of a particular subculture typically wear

vêtement de rue

vêtement de rue

[nom]
flattering

improving or emphasizing someone's good features, making them appear more attractive

avantageux

avantageux

[Adjectif]
loud

too bright in a distasteful way

vif, criad

vif, criad

[Adjectif]
baggy

(of clothes) loose and not fitting the body tightly

large, desserré

large, desserré

[Adjectif]
styleless

lacking a particular style, fashion, or design

sans style, démodé

sans style, démodé

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