Fashionable (1,2,4)

(Other definitions for a la mode that I've seen before include "stewed with veg?" , "In fashion - served with ice cream" , "In the fashion - in France" , "Up to date" , "Fashionable in France" .)

(Other definitions for chic that I've seen before include "Fashionably smart" , "Snazzy" , "French elegance" , "Well turned out" , "Stylish and elegant - in France" .)

(Other definitions for smart that I've seen before include "Well dressed" , "Bright; sting" , "Brainy" , "Clean, tidy; clever" , "Alick" .)

(Other definitions for swish that I've seen before include "Impressively fashionable" , "Impressively smart" , "Stylish (sl.)" , "Elegant" , "Extravagant" .)

(Other definitions for elegant that I've seen before include "Debonair, stylishly dressed" , "Tasteful and refined in appearance" , "Chic; smart" , "Dignified and graceful" , "Modish" .)

(Other definitions for popular that I've seen before include "Fashionable" , "appealing to the public" , "Democratic - of general appeal" , "In demand" , "Hot" .)

(Other definitions for stylish that I've seen before include "Having elegant taste" , "Fashionably elegant" , "Smart - attractively competent" , "Trendy" , "In vogue" .)

(Another definition for alamode that I've seen is " Fashionable".)

(Another definition for invogue that I've seen is " current".)

(Other definitions for trendy that I've seen before include "Hot" , "Informally fashionable" , "Consciously fashionable" , "Up to date, fashionable" , "Informally, following the fashions" .)

(Other definitions for modish that I've seen before include "Trendy" , "In vogue or fashion" , "Fashionable, in style" , "Temporarily fashionable" , "in the latest fashion?" .)

(Another definition for tonish that I've seen is " Fashionable".)

(Other definitions for hip that I've seen before include "Leg joint" , "Slangily stylish like rose fruit" , "Cool < fruit" , "Fruit of the wild rose (3)" , "Pelvis" .)

(Other definitions for mod that I've seen before include "1960s teenager" , "Rocker's rival?" , "Gaelic literary festival" , "ministry" , "Meeting of the Scottish" .)

(Other definitions for in vogue that I've seen before include "Currently fashionable" , "'In the current fashion or style (2,5)'" , "A la mode, fashionable" .)