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The "Cocaine Chic" is a run-way model trend wherein a woman gets so thin (as though she is on cocaine) that her cheek bones stick out.
The most famous cocaine chic is sported by Kate Moss.
God, Alex is getting skinny. She's got the cocaine chic going on.
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Looking like a bum. Synonymous to dressing in 'boho chic,' made popular by Sienna Miller.
woman 1: "did you see that hobo chic bum in the alley?"
woman 2: "you mean Sienna Miller?"
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adj. Geek chic describes someone who is essentially a hot nerd. Ironic glasses, pocket protectors, comic books, etc are all trends found with geek chic people. Difference between a geek chic and a hipster is hipsters are more on the poetry reading emo side, while geek chic people enjoy comic-cons and what not.
"Look at Seth Cohen. He makes pocket protectors look soooooo HOT."
"Yeah, he brings geek chic to a whole new level.
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The look of waif thin, rocker...usually...
gaunt thin faces extremely think...pale bodies...(not necessarily) .. dressed in black ...sort of post Velvet Underground ish...
The Kills are Junkie Chic...
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1. A men's style of dress that strikes a balance between casual and dressy and is decidedly classic, understated and non-trendy. It usually includes some combination of the following:
- a tweed, houndstooth or camelhair jacket; a long raincoat worn over one of the former
- a chunky wool sweater, preferably made in the british isles
- a wool turtleneck
- plaid slacks, corduroy pants, jeans
- dress shoes or boots
Can be complimented by glasses and/or a restrained jewfro. One does not need to be a professor to embrace this style, and it is usually more effective in garnering compliments if worn by someone who is not a professor. The look is an homage to Donald Sutherland's style in many of his 70s film roles including Klute and Don't Look Back.
WOMAN: "With so many little beard-boys here tonight, it sure is nice to see a gentleman in professorial chic. Maybe sometime you can teach me a lesson..."
MAN: "Later, at my place."