Fathinism

The act of being super annoying to people.

In other words, the act of being retarded.

"dude, stop the fathinism or I punch your face."

by Podesion August 29, 2018

Fashion Goat

A person who wears all different styles or fashions regardless of trends. Usually no concept of fashion whatsoever, therefore creating a mish-mosh of clothes. Sometimes so bad, it's cool.

"Is Gustavus wearing skinny jeans and Nike's with an upside-down visor?"
"God, he's such a Fashion Goat!"

Ugly Betty

by N1rv4n455 June 10, 2009

Fashion Niche

One's personal style, in relation to the life that one leads.

Her "fashion niche" is very Bohemian.

She has this soccer mom "fashion niche", which she's stuck in.

by Brainy Ledom August 5, 2011

Fashion Camper

Girls who go to camp just meet guys and be away from their parents for a couple of weeks. They are people who take a shower, shave their legs, put on globs of makeup, and straighten their hair everyday. These girls wear booty shorts which unfortunately give them terrible camel toes. Also they enjoy changing in front of cabin windows in hope that the boys cabin across the way will see. Later on in the night after sneaking out, they will meet up with some guy and give them a bj, even though they are 12. Oh, and at meals they will wear "war paint" which is actually just smudged glitter to mke them look like a "tribe" of middle school Ke$has.

Fashion Camper #1: YAY TRIBE 7!!!

Fashion Camper #2: Haha i love us!! ** hand heart**

by the ginger17 August 20, 2011

fashion monster

A person that purchases larger amount of top designers clothing in one day. The least amount is 10,000 US dollars in one day.

Naudia is such a fashion monster; she spent 50,000 on Gucci, Micheal Kors, BCBG, Coach, Burberry, Prada, Baby Phat, Louis Vuitton, Dereon, and Chanel all in one afternoon.

by Jackson Fashion Week August 11, 2017

Fashion mogul

A wealthy and substantial fashion person

Rihanna is the perfect example of a fashion mogul

by Willa Emmanuel September 6, 2018

Fashion Gentrification

An idea that the rising popularity in thrifting will increase the prices of second hand clothes in less wealthy areas, making it less affordable for the people that live there.

This may be true to an extent, however the increase in price would only be on high branded or popular items and doesn't take into account that not every item in store is branded, or that every person living on the breadline wants to be rocking a 90's Tommy grail.

This idea is shared amongst people that don't have any knowledge on the true scale of second hand clothing and think it will mean people will not be able to afford clothes anymore or that there is not enough to go around. This is completely false.

"Oh my god you got that Supreme piece second hand!? What about the poor people? That's Fashion Gentrification!" - Somebody who's jealous of seeing Tik Toks of people sharing their thrift hauls.

by Salvation Army Worker January 29, 2021