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vogue femme

· phrase · ballroom

Mid-90s vogue style of extreme, exaggerated feminine fluidity.

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Vogue Femme is the most theatrical of the vogue styles, born around the mid-1990s. It's fluidity taken to the extreme — exaggerated, overtly feminine movement pulled from ballet, jazz and modern dance, dramatic and soft and powerful at once. It's organised around five elements (hands, catwalk, duckwalk, spins & dips, and floor performance), and it ranges in feel from soft and graceful all the way to 'dramatics', where the energy turns aggressive and explosive.

“She walks Vogue Femme dramatics — that dip at the end of the runway had people screaming.”
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vogue femme In A Sentence

She walks Vogue Femme dramatics — that dip at the end of the runway had people screaming.

Origin & Usage

Variants vogue femvogue femmevoguefem
Tags #ballroom#vogue#lgbtq#dance

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What does vogue femme mean?

Vogue femme is a mid-90s style of the dance vogue built around extreme, exaggerated feminine fluidity and grace. It emphasizes soft, dramatic movement over hard angular poses.

How do you use vogue femme in a sentence?

"Her vogue femme was flawless, all soft hands and dramatic dips down the runway."

How is vogue femme different from other vogue styles?

Where old way and new way vogue focus on precise lines and angles, vogue femme leans into exaggerated feminine fluidity, spins, dips, and dramatic softness.

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