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Appearance & Fitness - Fashion & Style

Here you will find slang about fashion and style, reflecting trends, clothing, and how people express themselves through their appearance.

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Appearance & Fitness
threads
threads
[noun]

clothes, especially someone's outfit or overall style

Ex: Nice threads, where'd you get that jacket? 
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steez
steez
[noun]

a natural sense of fashion and coolness

Ex: He's got steez no matter what he wears. 
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fit
fit
[noun]

the complete look someone is wearing

Ex: That's a clean fit; where'd you get it? 
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fit check
fit check
[noun]

an act of showing off or evaluating someone's outfit

Ex: Let's do a fit check before we leave. 
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drip
drip
[noun]

style or swagger, especially shown through fashionable or expensive clothing

Ex: His drip is on another level tonight. 
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grill
grill
[noun]

jewelry worn over the teeth, often made of gold or encrusted with diamonds

Ex: He showed off his new diamond grill at the party. 
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bling
bling
[noun]

showy and shiny piece of jewelry or similar expensive accessory worn to attract attention

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ice
ice
[noun]

diamonds or diamond jewelry, often used to show wealth or luxury

Ex: He flashed his ice during the performance. 
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icy
icy
[Adjective]

covered in or wearing diamonds; sparkling with jewelry

Ex: His watch is icy and worth a fortune. 
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gear
gear
[noun]

clothing or accessories, often chosen for a specific style or coordinated look

Ex: He showed up in fresh gear from head to toe. 
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fly gear
fly gear
[noun]

flashy or standout clothing that draws attention

Ex: He showed up to the party in some fly gear. 
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sauce
sauce
[noun]

extra flair or swagger in one's style or presentation

Ex: That outfit's got some serious sauce. 
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swag
swag
[noun]

style or confidence shown through fashionable appearance

Ex: He's got swag in everything he wears. 
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preppy
preppy
[Adjective]

having a refined and polished style of clothing, associated with graduates of elite preparatory schools

Ex: He wore a preppy outfit with a blazer and khakis. 
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laced
laced
[Adjective]

wearing stylish sneakers or being well-dressed

Ex: You stay laced in those fresh kicks. 
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to rock
to rock
[Verb]

to wear or carry something confidently, often clothing or accessories

Ex: She rocks that jacket like no one else. 
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to doodie up

to dress up or make something look fancy

Ex: She doodied up for the holiday party. 
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kicks
kicks
[noun]

a pair of soft shoes worn casually or during exercise

Ex: Those kicks are fresh! Where'd you get them? 
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sneaks
sneaks
[noun]

sneakers; casual footwear often associated with style and streetwear

Ex: Check out my new sneaks! 
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to un-deadstock

to wear a pair of sneakers for the first time, taking them out of deadstock condition

Ex: He finally un-deadstocked his rare Jordans yesterday. 
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heat
heat
[noun]

highly desirable, exclusive, or stylish sneakers

Ex: That pair of Jordans is pure heat. 
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beater
beater
[noun]

a shoe worn regularly and roughly, often getting dirty or scuffed

Ex: I wore my beaters to the park since I didn't want to ruin my new kicks. 
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highwaters

pants that are too short, exposing the ankles or socks

Ex: He rolled up his jeans to avoid highwaters. 
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fat pants
fat pants
[noun]

pants worn for comfort, often when expecting to eat a lot or jokingly implying potential weight gain

Ex: I put on my fat pants for Thanksgiving dinner. 
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granny panties

large, unfashionable, or old-fashioned underwear

Ex: She joked that she had to wear granny panties under her costume. 
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snuggie
snuggie
[noun]

underwear that has been pulled up uncomfortably

Ex: He complained about getting a snuggie in gym class. 
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