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difference between fashion/mode/style Thu May 03, 2007 13:52 pm  difference between fashion/mode/style		  
Do those phrases mean the same?
in fashion = in style = in mode

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difference between fashion/mode/style Thu May 03, 2007 15:06 pm  difference between fashion/mode/style		  
'In fashion' and 'in style' can have the same meaning. I don't think 'in mode' is used in this sense. Certain clothes can be the mode, but it sounds a bit formal.
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