Period when an item was most popular, influential, widespread, or fashionable.
1Pets have become fashionable in major cities in line with rising incomes.
2Nilsson made the banjo fashionable in New York society, accompanying herself charmingly.
3Wielend's neighbourhood has suddenly become one of the most fashionable in Rio.
4Writer learned that Milanese women are the most fashionable in the world.
5Although increasingly fashionable in Iran, coffee drinking is far from new.
6Richard Strauss found it good, and becoming fashionable in French scores.
7General Hawley had all the contempt, fashionable in those days, for Highland valour.
8Rationalism became fashionable in educated circles, at the courts, and at the universities.
9It is fashionable in some quarters to ridicule the idea of 'impenetrable' souls.
10And there are concerns that, like ecstasy, it could become fashionable in Ireland.
11Hair shorter than was fashionable in Switzerland, almost a boyish cut.
12In recent years, black pudding has become extremely fashionable in restaurants.
13The foulest of human vices was growing fashionable in high society in the capital.
14Yet it reminded people of history that was not fashionable in many northern circles.
15The people with whom she is staying are among the most fashionable in Washington.
16But frugality is only fashionable in times of serious deprivation.
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