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Mellow hip-hop beats envelop lounging fashionistas who nurse Starbucks iced coffees while catching up with the latest live-streaming shows on iPads covered in stickers.
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The event, which is expected to attract more than 200 fashionistas, will be hosted by the nonprofit's Women of the Verge networking group.
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And sweating fashionistas — who fanned themselves with program notes against the sweltering Paris heat wave — didn’t need to exert themselves trying to imagine how that desert might feel.
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An icon in his own right, both as a musician and a fashionista, G-Dragon recently made headlines for releasing his latest EP, Kwon Ji Yong, via links distributed on USBs, rather than a more traditional physical album.
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And like a lot of millennial fashionistas, Nendick followed her fair share of style Instagrammers and bloggers.
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To fail to do that, even in Milan, the once industrial capital of the north now better known for its fashionistas, would be a crime, but that's not the meat of visit.
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The people baring skin aren’t model thin or muscle men and the fashionistas here are the guys with makeup streaming down their faces, or the group dressed like Power Rangers.
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Bolt and the fashionista from the Jamaican town of Old Harbour aren’t exactly racing towards the parental finish line, though.
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Origin and Etymology of fashionista
1fashion + -ista (as in Sandinista)
FASHIONISTA Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of fashionista for English Language Learners
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: a person who designs, sells, or is very interested in clothing fashions
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