Meanings of so unfashionable in English

Here is ecstatic admiration of ballads and of the Ossian imitations, all so unfashionable in the literary culture of the day.

There was a constant coming and going of persons not in the habit of paying visits in so unfashionable a neighborhood as Nutter's Lane.

In answer to this, Harry told her that he had taken lodgings in Bloomsbury Square, blushing somewhat as he named so unfashionable a locality.

Domestic labour has become so unfashionable that when it makes a rare appearance in public discussion, as it did in the Vatican la(...)

It's the ultimate modern sweet spot, especially because you don't even have to admit that you're trying to lose weight ( so boring, so unfashionable).

"You will have too much colour if you don't take care," she said almost pettishly, "and nothing is so unfashionable."