uberchic

English

Etymology

From uber- +‎ chic.

Adjective

uberchic (comparative more uberchic, superlative most uberchic)

1. (informal) Highly fashionable.
   • 2010, Alison Bing, John A. Vlahides, Lonely Planet San Francisco City Guide, page 56:

     Meanwhile, over the hill in Noe Valley, megastrollers brake for bakeries and boutiques, and lesbians load up on uberchic footwear and baby togs.

   • 2010, Andrew Burke, Celeste Brash, Austin Bush, Thailand's Islands and Beaches, page 99:

     The 195 rooms in two buildings are a rock-star world of cream leather, mirrors, silver-and-blue motifs and, in the uberchic Flava lounge bar-cum-restaurant, a white tiger (with blue stripes).

Anagrams

• cherubic