Definition of fanny pack
: a pack that straps to the waist and is used for carrying personal articles
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Along with tiny sunglasses and Crocs, fanny packs are one of the more inexplicable products that have come back and received the high fashion stamp of approval.
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More photos Dressed in a blue jumpsuit and fanny pack, Rios’ hair is shaded with a purple hue.
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While the offerings are now vast and varied (from Louis Vuitton’s logo-laden option to hot-brand-in-the-making Wandler’s sleek and subdued version), the fanny pack, um, belt bag’s appeal has stayed the same.
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That's a vintage Fendi logo dress with a matching vintage Fendi fanny pack, to go with her Fendi stroller.
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One of those moments took place last week before the Cavs played the Trail Blazers in Portland, when James arrived in a pair of leather-like pants worn with a gray fanny pack as a finishing touch.
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These cross-body bags play off the resurgent cool of the suddenly hot fanny pack, but things get weird and veer into tool belt territory.
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Louis Vuitton menswear fans may know Jones for his blockbuster collaboration with Supreme, which brought Supreme x Louis Vuitton fanny packs into the world.
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Maixner asked Bethel musher Pete Kaiser, pointing to the fanny pack.
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First Known Use of fanny pack
1967
FANNY PACK Defined for English Language Learners
fanny pack
Definition of fanny pack for English Language Learners
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: a small bag for carrying things that is worn with a strap which goes around a person's waist
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