Preposition: at

• moment: You got the bindis, that is quite fashionable at the moment, the henna.

Modifies a noun

• accouterment: This year, the Groovy world is expanding, with three new dolls and all sorts of fashionable new accouterments.

• boutique: Koh Samui, a fashionable boutique, offers elegant clothes for all kinds of occasions.

• resort: By the 17th century Bath had become a fashionable resort, ' taking of the waters ' being particularly popular.

• clothes: Anyway, I hope in a few months to be able to offer you fashionable, cruelty-free clothes.

• suburb: History The church was founded in 1839 when Brixton was a fashionable suburb of villas and market gardens.

• townhouse: It is a fashionable townhouse in the West End of Edinburgh.

Modifying Another Word

• increasingly: From the middle of the century with the development of the creamware body, pierced ware became increasingly fashionable.

• newly: This woolen variant of ` boxer shorts ' was worn underneath the newly fashionable canvas breeches which tended to chafe the thighs.

• highly: The choice range is from elegant to highly fashionable.

• hugely: Matlock Bath was hugely fashionable but it lacked a Duke of Devonshire to develop its full potential as he did at Buxton.

• currently: They are the ideal complement to the currently fashionable Asian fusion food, " says Chris.

Infinitive complement

• decry: It is fashionable to decry all legends and deny all tradition.

• dismiss: Nowadays, it is fashionable to dismiss such matters as not accessible to systematic thinking.

• argue: Michael Jenkins It is becoming fashionable to argue that the City of London will flourish outside the euro.

• wear: It is rarely fashionable to wear a wide, low shoe every day, like most men do.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Many early chimneys would have been built without chimney pots, which only became fashionable in the mid 19th century.

• seem: It just doesn't seem fashionable to have big tits these days and the size 20 jacket only just covers my ample cleavage.

Preposition: in

• circle: It's become fashionable in certain circles to dismiss the Kyoto agreement.

• century: Many early chimneys would have been built without chimney pots, which only became fashionable in the mid 19th century.