1A popular trend, especially in styles of dress and ornament or manners of behavior.

1. 1.1 The production and marketing of new styles of goods, especially clothing and cosmetics.
   （尤指服装和化妆品的）新款的产销
   as modifier a fashion magazine

   时尚杂志。

   Example sentencesExamples

   • Her profile recalls Greek classical sculpture as well as fashion mannequins of the period.
   • We hope that this has been a lesson in smart reading of fashion magazines.
   • The winner of the crown can now be seen frequently on TV and the covers of fashion magazines.
   • Nevertheless, covering a war for a women's fashion magazine is surely as surreal as it gets, he acknowledges.
   • Fashion designers are asking for similar protection for clothing designs for three years.
   • She's glad to be working, especially since there's a glut of fashion photographers out there.
   • The end result will be like something you have seen in way-out fashion magazines.
   • A whole range of people got together, including people from the fashion industry.
   • A fashion magazine editor is going to remember them by types of clothing and jewelry worn.
   • Doing something different in the competitive world of fashion magazines is not easy.
   • The fair this year has invited more than 180 fashion producers from home and overseas.
   • At least four national high street fashion retailers have already expressed an interest in opening in the town alongside Debenhams.
   • More importantly, he considers himself the world's best fashion photographer.
   • The result is a huge mixture of fashion creativity which varies enormously in quality.
   • However, there are fashion magazines and features put together by professionals, so why step on their toes?
   • It is what has become known as the disposable young fashion market.
   • Fashion designers, including Dolce & Gabbana, have dedicated collections to her.
   • Like other artists, fashion designers are somewhat sensitive and can be competitive.
   • My daughter is a published poet and artist and is studying fashion technology.
   • Artists and fashion designers are taking over somewhat from the literary types, however.

   Synonyms

   clothes, the clothes industry, clothes design, couture

2A manner of doing something.

这工作做得相当马虎。

1Make into a particular or the required form.

这些瓶子是用绿色玻璃做成这种样子的。

1. 1.1fashion something into Use materials to make into.
   把（材料）制成
   the skins were fashioned into boots and shoes

   那些兽皮被制成了靴子和鞋。

   Example sentencesExamples

   • Even old railway sleepers have been fashioned into new building material.
   • A few minutes later, they had fashioned the antenna into a makeshift letter U and put it over the cable.
   • He fashions these small thoughts into a sprawling 1,500-word polemic - a sort of liberal call-to-arms.
   • In one sequence the camera reveals a nurse fashioning a cardboard box into a dead child's makeshift coffin to be strapped to a bicycle.
   • Kathryn looked into the mirror that was handed to her and saw that he had fashioned her hair into an elegant bun at the back of her head, wisps of her falling around the tight knob.
   • What a sight he made when he fashioned his coat-tails into a kind of pouch and hopped about the room imitating a kangaroo.
   • He and his coworkers have already fashioned the fibers into electricity-storage devices called supercapacitors, which they incorporated into ordinary cloth.
   • Although Joan does things that some might consider repugnant, Linney fashions her alter-ego into a sympathetic human being.
   • Though the basic ideas appear to work in three dimensions, engineers will face some challenges fashioning real compounds into such devices, he says.
   • I am fashioning this material into a visually poetic tribute to his genius.
   • The fissures between allowed only thin, precise shafts of pale light to strike the trunks and grass, as if the trees were fashioning the sun into a gallery of shapes.
   • To show this, they fashioned the material into threads and used them to stitch four incisions on two rats.
   • The finding raises hopes that the new cells can be fashioned into transplantable material for patients whose own cells and tissues have become faulty.
   • Feeling melancholy, he fashioned the cut reeds into the musical instrument that bears his name - the pan-pipe.
   • Thermoelectric materials can be fashioned into devices to create electricity from temperature differences or into solid-state cooling devices.
   • It's not hard to picture him sitting on the porch at his Portland home fashioning these reflections into songs.
   • It fashions these elements into a performance that allows something new to appear, the design of which was not necessarily inevitable.
   • He is fashioning a unique gel into contact lenses that change color depending on the glucose levels of the patients.
   • So as I fashioned those stories into the novel, I realized that I was telling a ‘coming of age’ story, which is relatively rare for a black male literary writer.