Fashion ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fashion ( noun )

1. A popular trend in styles of dress, hair, decoration, etc.
2. A manner of doing something.
3. A particular way in which something is made or done.
4. A way of behaving or conducting oneself.
5. Conventional usage in dress, manners, etc.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french façon, from latin factio(n-), from facere "do, make".

Examples:

1. The fashion of the 1920s.
2. The fashion in hairstyles has changed.
3. The fashion of the times.
4. He is a man of fashion.
5. She is always in fashion.

(As a verb)

Fashion ( verb )

1. A popular trend in styles of dress, hair, decoration, etc.
2. A manner of doing something.
3. A particular way in which something is made or done.
4. A way of behaving or conducting oneself.
5. Conventional usage in dress, manners, etc.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french façon, from latin factio(n-), from facere "do, make".

Examples:

1. The fashion of the 1920s.
2. The fashion in hairstyles has changed.
3. The fashion of the times.
4. He is a man of fashion.
5. She is always in fashion.