| STYLES | Fashions or modes (6) |
| MOORED | Fashion or mode tied up (6) |
| ATONAL | In music, unrelated to key or mode (6) |
| METHOD | Manner or mode |
| TRENDY | Influenced by fashion or objective in taste (6) |
| IDEALS | Ladies in fashion or models (6) |
| TOGGLE | A nautical pin passed through a loop of rope; a duffel coat button used in a similar fashion; or, any fastener (6) |
| STORER | Anthony Morris ___, 1746-1799, English politician and man of fashion; or, one who stockpiles (6) |
| MODISH | In the current fashion or style |
| WAYS | Means or modes |
| FASHIONS | Styles or modes of dress (8) |
| CREATES | Fashions or formulates |
| WAY | Word for a road to traverse or a direction to run; or, a particular style or mode or how something is done (3) |
| GEAR | Sharing its root with Latin for "clothing", a word for attire, costume or habiliments; fashion; or, in another sense, fraying, pilling or other damage caused by constant use or friction (4) |
| RAVE | From "show signs of madness", a word for wildly enthusiastic praise; a fad, fashion or passionate infatuation; a lively dance party in a field or warehouse; or, the techno, trance or other electronic |
| CULT | Word for worship or care first, but now a faction, false religion or fringe sect; or, a fad, fashion or fixation (4) |
| SIR | A polite or respectful form of address or mode of reference to a man |
| DECOR | Style or mode of decoration, as of a room or building. (5) |
| IDIOM | Parlance; peculiar phraseology; a dialect; or, a characteristic style or mode of expression in art/music (5) |
| ALA | Carte or mode lead-in |
