• in fashion (phrase) - something that is popular or fashionable now. • old-fashioned (adjective) - something that was popular or in fashion at a certain point in history, but not now. • (to go) out of fashion (phrase) - something that is no longer fashionable. • designer label (noun) - a famous or prestigious fashion brand, usually expensive. • dressed to kill (idiom) - to be dressed very elegantly or glamorously, making a striking impression. • fashion icon (noun) - a person famous for their influential fashion. Using the vocabulary words above, complete the following sentences (remember to use the correct form of the word, e.g. verb conjugation or plural noun): 1. As someone who always kept up with the latest fashion trends, Audrey Hepburn was considered one of the most influential _of her generation. 2. Baggy jeans went _ _ in the 90s. 3. Having your hair curled used to be considered , but these days it has made a bit of a comeback. 4. Miniskirts are _ 5. Ralph Lauren is one of the most famous _right now; all the catwalk models are wearing them in Milan. _ in the world. 6. When Harvey's date arrived at the party, she looked in her red cocktail dress.