new-look
Recently redesigned style
New-look describes something that has been redesigned or given a fresh appearance: the new-look website, the team's new-look lineup.
The hyphen typically appears when the phrase precedes what it modifies.
The term gained currency from Christian Dior's 1947 "New Look" fashion collection, which dramatically changed women's silhouettes after wartime austerity.
Restructure extensively
- transformationThorough change in form
- redesignCreate anew with changes
- refreshRestore energy or newness
- updateNew version or information
rebrand · overhaul · facelift · reinvention · restyling · remodel · renovation · modernization
Filled-in outline shape
- DiorFrench luxury fashion house
- postwarAfter hostilities end
- hourglassGravity-powered sand timer
- coutureCustom high-fashion design
1947 · feminine · elegant · fitted · cinched · voluminous · glamorous · petticoat
Who someone is
- imageVisual or mental likeness
- logoCompany identifying symbol
- aestheticConcerning beauty or art
- positioningArranging in specific locations
perception · marketing · unveiling · debut · introduction · campaign · repositioning · turnaround
revamp
Restructure extensively
- transformationThorough change in form
- redesignCreate anew with changes
- refreshRestore energy or newness
update · rebrand · overhaul · facelift · reinvention · restyling · remodel · renovation · modernization · upgrade
silhouette
Filled-in outline shape
couture · 1947 · feminine · elegant · fitted · cinched · voluminous · glamorous · petticoat · structured
identity
Who someone is
positioning · perception · marketing · unveiling · debut · introduction · campaign · repositioning · turnaround · strategy
new-looksame old
Boringly unchanged situation
unchanged · traditional · familiar · unaltered · original
new-lookdated
Old-fashioned or courted
old-fashioned · outdated · tired · worn · stale
new-lookunreformed
Not corrected or amended
unchanged · unrevised · legacy · entrenched · established
new, look, newer, newest, newly, newness, renew, renewal, renewable