flair
Natural talent, stylishly
Flair is a distinctive talent or aptitude, especially one that comes naturally: She has a real flair for languages.
It also suggests stylishness or panache—a certain confident elegance in how someone does things: He dresses with flair.
The word carries connotations of effortlessness; having flair implies the skill or style appears innate rather than laboriously acquired.
Confident, boastful manner
- pizzazzLively, attention-grabbing quality
- verveSpirited enthusiasm
- elanVigorous, stylish enthusiasm
- brioVigorous liveliness
flamboyance · showmanship · dash · flourish · bravura · éclat · sprezzatura · vivacity
Innate capability
instinct · touch · feel · facility · bent · propensity · inclination · genius
Current popular trend
- chicTasteful, current flair
- aestheticConcerning beauty or art
- sartorialConcerning clothes and tailoring
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
accessory · statement · signature · trend · vogue · designer · couture · tailoring
Guiding light source
- distressSevere anxiety or suffering
- emergencySerious sudden danger
- warningAlert about danger
- pyrotechnicRelated to fireworks
rocket · illumination · smoke · visibility · rescue · alert · marker · bright
swagger
Confident, boastful manner
brio · flamboyance · showmanship · dash · flourish · bravura · éclat · sprezzatura · vivacity · theatricality
aptitude
Innate capability
ability · instinct · touch · feel · facility · bent · propensity · inclination · genius · skill
fashion
Current popular trend
- chicTasteful, current flair
- aestheticConcerning beauty or art
- sartorialConcerning clothes and tailoring
ensemble · accessory · statement · signature · trend · vogue · designer · couture · tailoring · attire
blaze
Intense burning fire
flicker · ignition · combustion · torch · kindle · smolder · burn · heat · light · radiance
beacon
Guiding light source
pyrotechnic · rocket · illumination · smoke · visibility · rescue · alert · marker · bright · burst
- fashion termsstyle, fashion week, runway, catwalk, runway shows
- theatricstheatrics, dramatics, melodrama, histrionics, theatricality
- flairpanache, pizzazz, verve, elan, dash
- creativityimagination, creativity, brainstorming, unique voice, inspiration
- skillsskills, skill, ability, abilities, competencies
- FranceParis, Notre-Dame, Lyon, croissant, Toulouse
flairineptitude
Lack of ability
inability · incompetence · ineptness · incapacity · talentlessness
flairdullness
Lack of stimulation
blandness · plainness · drabness · colorlessness · dreariness
flairplodding
Moving slowly, heavily
laboriousness · heaviness · clumsiness · gracelessness · stodginess
- flared upSuddenly worsened or ignited
- flare upSuddenly worsen or intensify
- flare gunDistress signal launcher
- flare outWiden toward the end
- solar flareMagnetic eruption from sunspots
- signal flarePyrotechnic emergency indicator