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catwalk
· noun · ballroom
Vogue's exaggerated feminine strut — crossing legs, swinging hips, hands thrown in opposition.
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In vogue, the catwalk is the exaggerated feminine walk — one of the five elements of Vogue Femme. The legs cross over each other, the hips thrust hard side to side, and the hands get thrown forward in opposition to the legs, so the whole body works in counter-rhythm. It's the runway model strut pushed to its theatrical extreme: every step a statement. Don't confuse it with the everyday 'catwalk' meaning a fashion runway — in ballroom it's a specific technical move.
“Her catwalk down the floor was so sharp the hips were doing all the talking.”
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Her catwalk down the floor was so sharp the hips were doing all the talking.
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What is a catwalk in voguing?
It's Vogue's exaggerated feminine strut — crossing the legs, swinging the hips and throwing the hands in opposition.
How do you use catwalk in a sentence?
"She hit the catwalk down the runway, hips swinging with every step."
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