in (also into) request.

Perhaps: in fashion, fashionable.

= fashionable, adj. 2 3.

of request Obsolete.

Of things, esp. dress: Conformable to fashion; in accordance with prevailing usage; of the kind in vogue among persons of the upper class. Of…

Fashionable, modish; in fashion. Also as postmodifier.

all the mode: applied to something having general but usually short-lived popularity. Similarly much the mode. Obsolete.

Of a thing (material or immaterial): conforming to or in accordance with the mode or prevailing fashion, in fashion; desired or sought after by…

in the mode (also in mode): in customary use, in fashion. Similarly out of (the) mode. Now archaic and literary.

In the style of the times; modish, fashionable. Obsolete.

of vogue, holding a prominent place in popular estimation or notice; fashionable.

adj. Fashionable; currently in vogue; esp. in vogue word.

Fashionable, modish.

In accordance with the prevailing taste; fashionable.

all the mode: applied to something having general but usually short-lived popularity. Similarly much the mode. Obsolete.

Having ‘ton’; fashionable, modish, stylish.

colloquial (originally Criminals' slang). In predicative use with the: the height of fashion; the ‘in’ thing, the ‘rage’. Esp. in all the go…

Of persons, their appearance or manners, also of dress, equipage, etc.: noticeable for ‘style’ or conformity to the fashionable standard of elegance…

Quite up to the mark, stylish, in the pink of fashion. See also quot. 1811.

In the height of fashion; smart, fine, fashionable, ‘swell’, ‘tip-top’. ? Obsolete.

(See quot. 1823.) Also in combinations.

up to the knocker: in good condition; in the height of fashion; ‘up to the mark’. slang.

Affectation of speech or behaviour, esp. in to put on the gyver. Also as adj.: smart, fashionable.

Fashionable, modish; prestigious, high-class.

U.S. Stylish, sophisticated; fashionable.

Showily or ostentatiously equipped, etc.; smart or fashionable in style, manner, appearance, or behaviour; ‘swell’.

slang. Dashing, stylish, smart. Cf. dog, n.1 phrases 20. Now rare.

Of persons and personal attributes: Occupied with fads, particular about trifles, crotchety. Of things: Of the nature of a fad, taken up as a fad.

Fancy, showy, flashy; stylish, sophisticated; fashionable, exotic. Often used disparagingly, implying ostentation or pretentiousness.

That is in vogue or temporarily fashionable.

= voguish, adj.

Up to date, up to the minute, highly fashionable. Cf. à la mode, adj. 1. Also as adv.: in accordance with the latest fashion; very fashionably.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Modern, ‘with-it’; fashionable, stylish; progressive, go-ahead. Now somewhat archaic.

U.S. slang (originally and chiefly in African-American use). Excellent, impressive; stylish, fashionable. Now rare.

More generally: fashionable, up-to-date; stylish, sophisticated; cool (sometimes in ironic use). Now the usual sense.

colloquial (originally and chiefly U.S.). Of a person: smart, well-informed, hip; following the latest trends and fashion. Also, of a thing…

Uninhibited, ignoring conventions; lively and up to date: applied to persons, places (swinging London), etc., and spec. to the 1960s (swinging Sixties…

Fashionable, modish, up to date, ‘with it’; lively, ‘swinging’. Also used postpositively. Cf. go-go, adj.2 2.

Conventional. Also: fashionable, sophisticated; ‘in’. Cf. way out, adj. 1.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a type of popular music and fashion typical of 1960s youth culture, esp. in France.

Fashionable, up to date, following the latest trend. (Sometimes dismissively.)

Fashionable, up-to-date.

Fashionable, stylish, chic. Cf. go, adj. 2. Now rare.

slang (originally U.S.). Characterized by the most exciting, lively, and up-to-the-minute action or style; currently in vogue, fashionable…

Modern.

Originally U.S. slang. In extended use: stylish or fashionable, esp. in an unconventional, alternative, or quirky way; cool, ‘hip’. Also as a…

Fashionable, up-to-date; hence used as a general term of commendation. slang.

= fashionable, adj. 4 5. Cf. fash, n.3

Credible; fashionable, trendy.