Fashion Tester

1) An individual in the process of starting their career in the fashion industry.
2) One who designs and creates fashion for a living.
3) A trainee in the fashion industry
4) An individual who enrolls in school specifically to receive a fashion degree.
5) A fashion afficianado.

Karla sewed and wore dresses when she was working on her degree as a fashion tester.

by profklingert221 May 15, 2010

hybrid fashion

hybrid fashion is thinking and being creative on a larger scale from the usual thinking that goes on in the creative fashion industry today. By capturing all the unique elements at once, it can make new characteristics or criterias for categorising, It creates concepts which has never been done before, hybrids think in ways no one else can they develop ideas no one has thought of they create a style which is beyond imagination not only do they create fashion items but the whole concept from what is being presented would of never been seen to man befor it combines all aspects of knowledge experiences feelings and developes ideas to what ever it can apply its self to

camikiya garments are prime example of hybrid fashion

by clarity kingdom July 12, 2010

like it's going out of fashion

When someone uses a large quantity of something, in a short space of time.

No wonder Paul has syphilis he bangs hookers like it's going out of fashion

by StickyTheCat September 23, 2016

In a George like fashion

A way to either, make a right dick out of yourself by trying to do something clever or cool and completely failing. Or but falling over when some one spams the words 'FALL OVER!' to a point were it confuses and disorientates the person to lose stability and fall to the ground.

Say a person, George Hallem falls over (as he often does) and then looking like twat that he is hitting the ground rather horizontally:

'George fell in a George like fashion'

by Hidden Mushroom July 10, 2005

Fuck Fashion

Exclaimed in reference to pretentious bitches (male or female) who may not be aware that the material or immaterial advantages that they snobbily advertise by things like clothing, other material status symbols and immaterial status symbols like an educational or vocational pedigree mean absolute sh*t at places like the basketball court.

If not snobbily advertised, leave fashion alone. Otherwise, fuck fashion.

Tell your little husband to fuck fashion because he's micro-soft and smokes Marlboros to cope with the office stress he endures through ulcers, your infidelity with me and the brief moment of pleasure he receives from buying you (me) that fur coat which you'll later 'misplace'.

:)

by RobReal March 4, 2011

fasha

From Austin Powers in GoldMember, Goldmember referes to Austin's father as Fasha, or Fa Zha

Im Gonna Kill Yo' Fasha

by Kunal Pahwa June 9, 2005

fashioncore

NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE WORD "SCENE"
the word fashioncore has been reversed and turned into something very negative. Fasioncore was orginally started as a joke between some Eighteen Vision merch guys who wore shirts that said fashioncore, as a joke. but then turned into something else, something for the hardcore kids that didnt like the current style, and wanted to look like rockstars instead of the average hardcore kid. it has nothing to do with wearing any certain type of clothing or having some certain hair cut. it just had to do with what kids wanting to dress like "rockstars" or dressing in "Nice" looking clothes. but now-a-days people think dressing in a pink t-shirt, wearing girl jeans, and having multi colored hair is fashioncore, that is considered "scene". a scene is wear everyone looks alike witch is what the hardcore has turned into.

The Chariot, Eighteen visions, Every time i die

by FxC January 14, 2005