Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Fashion"

A: A person is Old fashioned means that the person likes things to be done in a manner that was done in the past and not frequently used in the present. If a thing is old fashioned, it means that the thing was popular in the past but not in the present.

A: he wants a gf who is not into fashion or won't try to follow the fashion trend. best if she can be an unique individual.

exotic means rare / unique / distinct / not common.

A: It should be: fashion of the time because fashion itself is a collective term! Though, fashions is actually a legitimate word 🙂 but to answer your question:

Fashion/s of the time = trend in a specific era

A: it means that you're aware of todays and upcoming fashion.

A: They're saying that in their opinion they were the most stylish or the best dressed.

A: He is very old fashioned. He refuses to own a car, he rides a horse instead.

A: "The fashion of the time", it generally means "compared to most people", here's a few examples. :)

"His hair was cut long in the fashion of the time", it means that compared to most people at the time his hair was long.

"He was well-spoken for the fashion of the time", means that he was better spoken than most around the same time.

Hope that makes sense and helps! :)

A: - You have a great sense of fashion.
- I hear they are holding a fashion show.

A: "After a fashion" means "in some kind of way" or "to some extent" and it implies "less than ideal".

So I can speak Japanese, after a fashion.

It would normally come after the activity being described.

A: Disinterested means they have zero interest and they probably don’t want to talk about.
Indifferent means they don’t really care about it enough to even notice it. Almost a feeling of boredom about it/fashion. (They also probably don’t care to talk about it but they won’t be overly upset or anything if you do).

They are pretty similar in meaning to be honest but just slightly different nuances.

A: When you talk about most things saying "old fashioned" is about the same as saying "old style". However, in the U.S. the phrase "old fashioned" is used 100 times more often than "old style". Also, old-fashioned is a specific type of doughnut so we would probably always call the doughnut "old-fashioned".

A: They could have similar meanings, as in what is currently popular / desirable / in vogue.

Examples
What is the trend this year, short skirts or long ones?
The current fashion is lots of floral prints.
Dresses are in fashion this summer, but shorts are out of fashion.
Your outfit is so fashionable!
Wow those are some trendy shoes you're wearing.

Of course trend also has a broader meaning of a change over time.

The trend in fashion has been toward more conservative attire over the past several years.
The trend of more and more inner city poverty is concerning.

A: old school古いけど魅力的である。
old fashioned流行遅れの古さがある。

A: Obsolete is negative term for something that isn't needed anymore.
Something that is out dated is something that has been replaced with something newer. "Out dated" is slightly negative, but it isn't as strong as "obsolete".
Old fashioned isn't a negative phrase. It's used to describe someone or something from an older era.

"Pagers are now considered obsolete technology."
"Her clothing is slightly out dated."
"Our Soju is proudly made the old fashioned way."

A: A fashion house. A home is not the same as a house. A house is a structure or building. (A дом). A home is a place where people come back to and feel safe. It is defined more by their possessions and family than the building. (жилье)

A: Yes, perfect! It would sound a little bit better if you put “kind of” before “fashion”

“I also wonder what kind of fashion is all the rage these days in your country.”

A: Your sentence is not incorrect, however not using "about" is more appropriate when discussing your specialty/major.
--> "I studied * fashion design and sewing in university."

Your evening dress idea sounds very interersting. Is it posted somewhere?

A: In English, fashion can be said as trends, style, vogue, custom, rage or look.

A: I have completed degree in fashion designing

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A: you have your words down, you just need to slow your speech down and itll sound more natural. :)

A: Sounds great

A: @deepak: "compared"

"Compared to last week, I'm very happy"

"Compared to Mars, Earth is a very warm planet"

A: "...normally encourages young girls..."

"eating disorder diseases" sounds a bit redundant. You can just say "eating disorders."