Pronunciation: [vˈə͡ʊɡz] (IPA) 
The word "vogues" is often misspelled as "vouges", which can cause confusion and difficulty in communication. The correct spelling of "vogues" is [vohgz], with a short "o" sound and a "g" sound at the end, unlike the "j" sound in "vouges". "Vogues" is the plural form of "vogue", which means a popular style or trend. Proper spelling is important in written communication to accurately convey meaning and avoid misunderstandings.
Vogues, plural noun:
1. A term often used in the world of fashion, "vogues" refers to the prevailing styles or trends of a particular era or period. It is typically associated with the unique and ever-changing fashion preferences and choices of people during a specific time. Vogue also signifies the cultural zeitgeist and the manner in which trends, aesthetics, and fashion choices are embraced or adopted by individuals or society at large. These trends may include clothing, accessories, hairstyles, makeup, and overall fashion sensibilities.
2. In dance, particularly in the realm of ballroom or modern dance, "vogues" can refer to a specific style or series of movements characterized by exaggerated poses, angular movements, and intricate hand and arm gestures. Originating from the LGBTQ+ community in New York City during the 1960s and 1970s, voguing incorporates elements of posing and imitating models from fashion magazines, combined with interpretive dance. Today, voguing has become a prominent feature in dance competitions and music videos, often associated with the LGBTQ+ ballroom culture.
3. As a verb, "vogues" may mean to pose, strike a visually appealing or fashionable pose, or imitate the movements and styles observed in voguing dance form. It can also denote being in sync with the latest fashion trends or embracing popular styles in everyday life or artistic expressions.
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The word "vogues" is primarily derived from the noun "vogue". The noun "vogue" originated from the Middle French word "vogue", which meant "wave" or "course". It was related to the Latin word "vagāri", meaning "to wander" or "to roam". Over time, "vogue" developed different meanings such as "popular fashion" or "current trend", which eventually led to the creation of the plural form "vogues".
