modish

This young man was already well known in the modish world of town for his beauty and adventurous spirit.

Now we must hasten on to our destination; and if you see any of the modish people nudge each other whispering, ‘Old fool!’

Philip eyed with furtive approval the modish shirtwaist, turned back at the full brown throat, and the heavily coiled hair.

I have written, not for vizard masks and modish ladies, but for virtuous wives and daughters.

She entertained a great deal, generally at modish restaurants.

Her slim and flexible figure, clad in a modish mourning costume, accommodated itself easily and gracefully to the trying position.

I wonder little Pope in all his characters has never given us the modish child.

The French plays, too, were the feigned delight of all the modish world.

It had once been a pretty, modish cottage, with a thatched roof and dormer windows, but now it was badly in need of repair.

Elizabeth blushed prettily, her shy gaze taking in the details of Miss Tripp's modish costume.