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radical chic 

The thinking of elite radical leftists which is thought of as supporters and promoters of reforms or political and social changes more striking and unrealistic than substantial. Normally socialists who have no idea about the real world but they believe that can change the world by using the example of Che Guevara. They are normally conducting upper-class lifestyles but they are full of good and unrealistic sentiments.
JEN: He is so cool, yesterday he told me how we should really reevaluate the Hegelian dialectics in order to really change and understand our unequal society. But he is not a stupid hipster he is different.

TOM: Jen come on is just a fucking radical chic...
radical chic by marghe46 June 20, 2018
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radical chic 

Radical chic is the definition for those who come from a good family or who have a good economical position yet they pretend as if they don't. They go to volunteer and the only thing they do is take a picture with the kids, and pay thousands of euros. They also dress in a way where they want to be perceived as careless yet still very chic.
She is so radical chic, she went to Madagascar with all her friends.
radical chic by pepamaspepita November 23, 2021

radical chic 

Radical chic is the definition for those who come from a good family or who have a good economical position yet they pretend as if they don't. They go to volunteer and the only thing they do is take a picture with the kids, and pay thousands of euros. They also dress in a way where they want to be perceived as careless yet still very chic.
She is so radical chic, she went to Madagascar with all her friends.
radical chic by pepamaspepita November 23, 2021
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