fashionableness

He described the hotel, and told what he had to do there, and about Mrs. Harmon and the fashionableness of all the guests.

No, sir; they never was a man with more genuine fashionableness sticking out all over him than Doctor Kirby.

Perhaps the most noteworthy thing about smoking at this period, from the social point of view, was its fashionableness.

Hence it may happen (I believe has happened) that fashionableness may produce popularity.

Only a grey fringe—the last vanity of pauperdom—remained of all her fashionableness.