Bougie casual, a double adjective used to describe a person of upper middle class, whom carries themselves in a relaxed unconcerned manner.
bougie Derived from bourgeois and reformed in the 1960s in slag terms as “bougie”
casual Relaxed and comfortable.
bougie Derived from bourgeois and reformed in the 1960s in slag terms as “bougie”
casual Relaxed and comfortable.
She came dressed for the party in sweats! Not dirty, crusty sweats, more like a fancy sweat suit. Oh! So bougie casual.
If I had to describe my boss’s wardrobe, I’d say bougie casual. Fun and comfortable, but you know she dropped some dough on the jacket.
If I had to describe my boss’s wardrobe, I’d say bougie casual. Fun and comfortable, but you know she dropped some dough on the jacket.
by SchmeeLovetz July 13, 2019