A type of dance. Performed in gay clubs, usually as a form of competition. Originates from Madonna's song by the same name, and the dancing she did in the music video.
Characterized by house music, especially vocal house, and also by a lot of flexibitily.
Characterized by house music, especially vocal house, and also by a lot of flexibitily.
by Priscilla November 14, 2003
Bad- Ass mufuckin rims, usually on Lacs or Town Cars. A Kentucky company that also makes Tires. See 'Daytons'
by See "Lac" June 9, 2003
Transexual/Transgender/Transvestite dance events held in generally poor urban neighborhoods consisting of people of color. A bit like Karaoke, but more related to dance and costume,
Quintrice and Alfonso loved getting ready for the Saturday night vogue at the Blue Light Lounge--they would spend all week perfecting their outfits and their dance routines. (See film "Paris Is Burning").
by fraterg May 12, 2003
by Shuaman November 16, 2018
by DREBIN_777 January 14, 2010
by Brandon "Swiffer" A. February 26, 2005
From the French, En Vogue means what is currently popular, the social standard &/or fashionable (trendy, cool, da bomb, chic, hot, hip, happening, groovy, neat, decent, epic)
In English, it's common practice to refer to something fashionable as "en vogue" or "in vogue" (meaning in the current fashion or style). To evoke a sense or flair of French chic, many use the whole French phrase—en vogue. This is unnecessary but a common way to put on airs, especially in the world of fashion.
In English, it's common practice to refer to something fashionable as "en vogue" or "in vogue" (meaning in the current fashion or style). To evoke a sense or flair of French chic, many use the whole French phrase—en vogue. This is unnecessary but a common way to put on airs, especially in the world of fashion.
by Don Mashak-The Cynical Patriot June 9, 2019