alamode

/ˈæləˌmoʊd/
noun
  1. A thin, glossy silk fabric used for making scarves, ribbons, and linings.
    • The tailor recommended alamode for the lining of the jacket because of its smooth finish.
    • She chose a soft alamode ribbon to tie around the gift box.
    • In the 19th century, alamode was a popular fabric for fashionable bonnets.
adverb
  1. In the manner of the latest fashion; fashionably.
    • The young gentleman dressed alamode, with a top hat and polished boots.
    • She wore her hair alamode, styled just like the actresses in the magazines.
    • At the party, everyone tried to speak and act alamode to impress the host.
adjective
  1. Fashionable or stylish.
    • He considered himself quite alamode, always following the latest trends.
    • Her alamode outfit turned heads at the gallery opening.
    • The restaurant had an alamode decor with modern art and sleek furniture.
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