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What is a Voguette
Voguette, what does the word mean? Although it is not a word in the main dictionaries yet, the word is widely used on the street to describe a type of person. We strongly believe the word will be included in future editions of dictionaries. See a rule below Merriam-Webster uses to include new words in its dictionary... (Before a new word can be added to the dictionary, it must have enough citations to show that it is widely used. But having a lot of citations is not enough; in fact, a large number of citations might even make a word more difficult to define, because many citations show too little about the meaning of a word to be helpful. A word may be rejected for entry into a general dictionary if all of its citations come from a single source or if they are all from highly specialized publications that reflect the jargon of experts within a single field. To be included in a Merriam-Webster dictionary, a word must be used in a substantial number of citations that come from a wide range of publications over a considerable period of time. Specifically, the word must have enough citations to allow accurate judgments about its establishment, currency, and meaning. The number and range of citations needed to add a word to the dictionary varies. In rare cases, a word jumps onto the scene and is both instantly prevalent and likely to last, as was the case in the 1980s with AIDS. In such a situation, the editors determine that the word has become firmly established in a relatively short time and should be entered in the dictionary, even though its citations may not span the wide range of years exhibited by other words). Below are some definitions from other sources: From Urban Dictionary.com 1. voguette “Voguettes” are helpful people who use the Australian Vogue Forums (website: forums.vogue.com.au). Originally “Voguettes” were defined for females whereas males were “Voguys” however the term “Voguette” is now used for both genders. The forums are derived from Australian Vogue Magazine. Voguettes share a common interest of fashion, current affairs, fitness, food and entertainment, arts, careers and education, home and interior, travel and charities. “I saw a photo with a model I can’t identify. I should ask Voguettes if they know who it is.” “I want to go shopping for something new. I should check the Vogue Forums to see if the Voguettes know of any sales.” 2. voguette A female member of the vogue forums. Are usually fashion-conscious, helpful and often have a lot of money. Quite anonymous. Person 1: (on Marge’s computer) Look at Marge’s history! She goes on http://forums.vogue.com.au/ everyday! Person 2: (gasp) She must be one of those elusive Voguettes!
What is a Voguette
For starters that’s not really a word in itself because the dictionary doesn’t recognize it. But then again, if one can come to terms and accept a term such as bootylicious, why not ‘voguette’? After all, it is an etymology of the term ‘vogue’. Fashionista’s around the world stand together as they accept the term. Vogue simply means style, trend or fashion and who simply doesn’t want to be fashionable? A Voguette is simply that. You are Miss Voguette when you’re at your stylish best. It’s not a crime to look stylish day in and day out and you must simply ignore those eyes of different colours goggling at you. They’re merely wondering where you get your taste from. It’s definitely tiring being fashionable and I must insist you agree with me on that. Everyday is a task to look good, jump to google the latest trends, what’s in and out... I kid you not when I say it’s tiring. Now of course, a ‘voguette’ is definitely a post- modernist term. After all, this isn’t the 1800s although we do need to do a little time travelling. So now, I shall put on my pretty little silk heeled shoes while you do the same, and we are going back in time. Who is a Voguette? (From Internet Blog) - Her fashion icons are Audrey Hepburn, Edie Sedgwick, Carine Roitfeld, Géraldine Saglio, Giovanna Battaglia, the Olsen twins, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Lou Dillon and every other girl that could appear at the section “Une fille une style” in Vogue Paris. - She doesn’t have a personal stylist, but she secretly likes Rachel Zoe. - If she came across Scott Schumann (The Sartorialist) she would be photographed by him for sure. - She’s the muse of designers like Nicolas Ghesquière and Christopher Kane. - Wherever she buys her clothes, she looks like she only shops at Givenchy, Balenciaga, Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel, Marni, Missoni or Lanvin. - When she wears jewels, she doesn’t look like a 60 year old woman. - She’s the first to wear coveted items like the Givenchy coat with metal holes, just the day after the runway show. - She looks as good in jeans as in a haute couture gown. - She doesn’t need two hours to get ready. - She can wear black head to toe without looking too dark. - When she wears tights as pants she looks très chic. - She is so elegant you don’t even notice. - She knows every art gallery in town. - She doesn’t imitate. - She could survive in Paris. - Her high heels are really high, but she can wear them all day. - Her make-up seems invisible.
What is a Voguette
- When she whistles for a taxi, every taxi stops for her. - She has a permanent tan. - She can give you the best review of every Jane Austen book. - Her parfum is unique. - Her manners are as good as the sisters of “Little Women”. - She can talk about fashion without mentioning any designer’s quote. - You can see her with a Starbucks in her hand, the mobile on the other hand, listening to her ipod, while she speaks to the shop assistant and puts her eye on a model-looking guy in the street. - When she crosses the road, the traffic automatically freezes. HOW TO BE A VOGUETTE + Be confident. If you don’t feel very sure about wearing something, don’t wear it. + When you open your closet and everything seems totally unwearable, just choose jeans, a black t-shirt and a pair of stilettos. + A little black dress is always a good answer. + Looking for inspiration? Watch Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Edie Sedgwick movies, read a magazine, have a look at the latest fashion shows... + Don’t be the last to wear something. A Voguette doesn’t follow trends, she sets them. + Don’t wear too much make-up, unless you are going to a costume party or you are Valentino. + Try to learn something about fashion. If everything you know comes from Devil Wears Prada, you should dig a little deeper, learn about the different fabrics, shapes, designers... + When you are shopping and you see something you like, don’t wait for the sales, buy it, you don’t know how much you will regret not buying it at the first moment. + If you travel, look for vintage treasures at flea markets, little cute shops... + If you have a bad hair day, a bun is always a good idea. + Smile! From Voguette.com In Summary, we think almost every woman gets inspired by the idea of being a Voguette at some point or another, especially everyone who loves fashion. Being a Voguette is to love fashion, to want to be in the middle of it, and to inspire others on how to dress every day. A Voguette is aware of all the trends, yet looks for the ones that suit her style and reinterprets them to be unique.
Voguette.com Customer
Anyone who is interested in following fashion trends would apply. Edgy and fashion forward clients. Anyone who wants to stand out and have something that is unique. Trend-setters. World Travelers More to come...
Fashion Direction
Fashion Direction
Fashion Direction
Voguette, what does the word mean? Although it is not a word in the main dictionaries yet, the word is widely used on the street to describe a type of person. We strongly believe the word will be included in future editions of dictionaries. See a rule below Merriam-Webster uses to include new words in its dictionary... (Before a new word can be added to the dictionary, it must have enough citations to show that it is widely used. But having a lot of citations is not enough; in fact, a large number of citations might even make a word more difficult to define, because many citations show too little about the meaning of a word to be helpful. A word may be rejected for entry into a general dictionary if all of its citations come from a single source or if they are all from highly specialized publications that reflect the jargon of experts within a single field. To be included in a Merriam-Webster dictionary, a word must be used in a substantial number of citations that come from a wide range of publications over a considerable period of time. Specifically, the word must have enough citations to allow accurate judgments about its establishment, currency, and meaning. The number and range of citations needed to add a word to the dictionary varies. In rare cases, a word jumps onto the scene and is both instantly prevalent and likely to last, as was the case in the 1980s with AIDS. In such a situation, the editors determine that the word has become firmly established in a relatively short time and should be entered in the dictionary, even though its citations may not span the wide range of years exhibited by other words). Below are some definitions from other sources: From Urban Dictionary.com 1. voguette “Voguettes” are helpful people who use the Australian Vogue Forums (website: forums.vogue.com.au). Originally “Voguettes” were defined for females whereas males were “Voguys” however the term “Voguette” is now used for both genders. The forums are derived from Australian Vogue Magazine. Voguettes share a common interest of fashion, current affairs, fitness, food and entertainment, arts, careers and education, home and interior, travel and charities. “I saw a photo with a model I can’t identify. I should ask Voguettes if they know who it is.” “I want to go shopping for something new. I should check the Vogue Forums to see if the Voguettes know of any sales.” 2. voguette A female member of the vogue forums. Are usually fashion-conscious, helpful and often have a lot of money. Quite anonymous. Person 1: (on Marge’s computer) Look at Marge’s history! She goes on http://forums.vogue.com.au/ everyday! Person 2: (gasp) She must be one of those elusive Voguettes!
What is a Voguette
For starters that’s not really a word in itself because the dictionary doesn’t recognize it. But then again, if one can come to terms and accept a term such as bootylicious, why not ‘voguette’? After all, it is an etymology of the term ‘vogue’. Fashionista’s around the world stand together as they accept the term. Vogue simply means style, trend or fashion and who simply doesn’t want to be fashionable? A Voguette is simply that. You are Miss Voguette when you’re at your stylish best. It’s not a crime to look stylish day in and day out and you must simply ignore those eyes of different colours goggling at you. They’re merely wondering where you get your taste from. It’s definitely tiring being fashionable and I must insist you agree with me on that. Everyday is a task to look good, jump to google the latest trends, what’s in and out... I kid you not when I say it’s tiring. Now of course, a ‘voguette’ is definitely a post- modernist term. After all, this isn’t the 1800s although we do need to do a little time travelling. So now, I shall put on my pretty little silk heeled shoes while you do the same, and we are going back in time. Who is a Voguette? (From Internet Blog) - Her fashion icons are Audrey Hepburn, Edie Sedgwick, Carine Roitfeld, Géraldine Saglio, Giovanna Battaglia, the Olsen twins, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Lou Dillon and every other girl that could appear at the section “Une fille une style” in Vogue Paris. - She doesn’t have a personal stylist, but she secretly likes Rachel Zoe. - If she came across Scott Schumann (The Sartorialist) she would be photographed by him for sure. - She’s the muse of designers like Nicolas Ghesquière and Christopher Kane. - Wherever she buys her clothes, she looks like she only shops at Givenchy, Balenciaga, Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel, Marni, Missoni or Lanvin. - When she wears jewels, she doesn’t look like a 60 year old woman. - She’s the first to wear coveted items like the Givenchy coat with metal holes, just the day after the runway show. - She looks as good in jeans as in a haute couture gown. - She doesn’t need two hours to get ready. - She can wear black head to toe without looking too dark. - When she wears tights as pants she looks très chic. - She is so elegant you don’t even notice. - She knows every art gallery in town. - She doesn’t imitate. - She could survive in Paris. - Her high heels are really high, but she can wear them all day. - Her make-up seems invisible.
What is a Voguette
- When she whistles for a taxi, every taxi stops for her. - She has a permanent tan. - She can give you the best review of every Jane Austen book. - Her parfum is unique. - Her manners are as good as the sisters of “Little Women”. - She can talk about fashion without mentioning any designer’s quote. - You can see her with a Starbucks in her hand, the mobile on the other hand, listening to her ipod, while she speaks to the shop assistant and puts her eye on a model-looking guy in the street. - When she crosses the road, the traffic automatically freezes. HOW TO BE A VOGUETTE + Be confident. If you don’t feel very sure about wearing something, don’t wear it. + When you open your closet and everything seems totally unwearable, just choose jeans, a black t-shirt and a pair of stilettos. + A little black dress is always a good answer. + Looking for inspiration? Watch Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Edie Sedgwick movies, read a magazine, have a look at the latest fashion shows... + Don’t be the last to wear something. A Voguette doesn’t follow trends, she sets them. + Don’t wear too much make-up, unless you are going to a costume party or you are Valentino. + Try to learn something about fashion. If everything you know comes from Devil Wears Prada, you should dig a little deeper, learn about the different fabrics, shapes, designers... + When you are shopping and you see something you like, don’t wait for the sales, buy it, you don’t know how much you will regret not buying it at the first moment. + If you travel, look for vintage treasures at flea markets, little cute shops... + If you have a bad hair day, a bun is always a good idea. + Smile! From Voguette.com In Summary, we think almost every woman gets inspired by the idea of being a Voguette at some point or another, especially everyone who loves fashion. Being a Voguette is to love fashion, to want to be in the middle of it, and to inspire others on how to dress every day. A Voguette is aware of all the trends, yet looks for the ones that suit her style and reinterprets them to be unique.
Voguette.com Customer
Anyone who is interested in following fashion trends would apply. Edgy and fashion forward clients. Anyone who wants to stand out and have something that is unique. Trend-setters. World Travelers More to come...
Fashion Direction
Fashion Direction
Fashion Direction
