fashion
UK: ˈfæʃ.ən | US: ˈfæʃ.ən
n. a popular or the latest style of clothing, hairstyle, or behavior
n. the manner or way in which something is done or happens
vt. to make or shape something, especially with skill
The word "fashion" traces back to the Latin factio (a making or doing), which evolved into Old French façon (manner, appearance, or workmanship). By the 14th century, English adopted it to describe both the act of creating and the prevailing style. Over time, its meaning narrowed to emphasize trends in clothing and behavior, reflecting societal shifts in aesthetics and culture.
She always keeps up with the latest fashion trends.
The artist fashioned a sculpture from recycled materials.
His speech was delivered in a formal fashion.
The magazine covers global fashion and design.
They fashioned a makeshift shelter from branches and leaves.