fad (Q13427002)
thing or behavior that achieves intense short-lived popularity and then fades away
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Current Data About fad
(P279) (Q2548752)

(P910) (Q7483196)

(P1269) (Q12684)
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(P958) Fads
(P2093) Susan B. Kaiser, Joyce Heckman, and Denise Kastrinakis
(P1683) "a fad represents a temporary and limited divergence from a more general path of fashionability" (language: en)
(P854) https://www.bloomsburyfashioncentral.com/products/berg-fashion-library/encyclopedia/the-berg-companion-to-fashion/fads
(P813) Thursday, January 11, 2018

(P1552) (Q1357284)

(P1889) (Q3007130)

other details
aliases craze
 trendy
description thing or behavior that achieves intense short-lived popularity and then fades away

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(P646) /m/025szyl
(P1417) topic/fad
topic/craze
(P2581) 00023619n
(P3827) fads
(P5160) tgm003800