• Finnish: muoti
• Icelandic: tíska

• Finnish: villitys
• Icelandic: tíska , æði

French

Etymology

From voguer.

Noun

fr-noun f

1. vogue

As a noun, vogue suggests transient fashionability, hence phrases such as vogue word.

Vogue can also refer to:

• Vogue (magazine), a fashion magazine
  • Vogue Pattern Company, a publisher of home sewing patterns formerly owned by Vogue magazine but now owned by Butterick Publishing
• Vogue, an Italian brand of sunglasses now owned by Luxottica
• Vogue (cigarette)

• Vogüé, a village in Ardèche department, France
• Melchior de Vogüé (1848-1910), French writer
• Vogüé (Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé) a French estate that owns over 70% of the famous Musigny vinyard in Burgundy - regarded by many wine writers and enthusiasts as producing the finest red wine made anywhere.

Music and dancing

• Vogue (song), a song by Madonna
• Vogue (KMFDM song), a song by KMFDM
• Vogue (Ayumi Hamasaki song), a song by Ayumi Hamasaki
• Vogue (dance) or voguing, a style of dance
• Vogue Records, an American record label
• Disques Vogue, a French record label
• The Vogue, an American rock band

See also

• En Vogue, an R&B musical group.

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