French words for "style and fashion" | A2 Vocabulary

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élégant [Adjective]

elegant

Ex:

Their house is simple but elegant.

décontracté [Adjective]

casual

Ex:

She prefers a casual style for the weekend.

classique [Adjective]

classic

Ex:

He's wearing a traditional suit for the interview.

moderne [Adjective]

modern

Ex:

She prefers modern art to classical art.

chic [Adjective]

stylish

Ex:

He bought a fashionable coat for the winter.

à la mode [phrase]

fashionable

Ex:

Red shoes are very fashionable.

sportif [Adjective]

sports

Ex:

They bought sports equipment for football.

original [Adjective]

original

Ex:

This painting is the artist's original work.

coloré [Adjective]

colorful

Ex:

The flowers in the garden are colorful.

vintage [Adjective]

vintage

Ex:

uni [Adjective]

solid-colored

Ex:

He always wears plain shirts at work.

raffiné [Adjective]

refined

Ex:

He wears refined clothes.

A2 Level Vocabulary
Social Interactions	Family and Relationships	Ordinal Numbers	Feelings and Emotions
Personality Traits	Physical Characteristics	Describing Things and Situations	Celebrations
Clothes and Accessories	Style and Fashion	Colors and Shapes	Thinking and Mental Abilities
Housing and Living	Furniture and Furnishings	Urban Spaces and Public Buildings	Ingredients and Food Products
Meals and Drinks	Kitchen Tools and Actions	Fruits, Vegetables, and Nuts	Health and Care
Body Parts and Anatomy	Hobbies and Experiences	Sports and Competitions	Media and Journalism
Art and Literature	Cinema and Theatre	Music	Nature and Geography
Climate and Natural Disasters	Communication	Time and Date	Professions
Work and Professional Life	Economy and Finance	Education	Travel and Tourism
Transport	Languages	Quantity	Grammar and Language Structure
Technology and Devices	Internet and Social Media	Movements and Travel	Daily Life and Environment
Prepositions and conjunctions	Adverbs	Pronouns