| SECURED | Rescued after a fashion and tied up (7) |
| DUGOUT | Canoe rescued after a search? |
| HOME | Not common, homely after a fashion, and out a lot (6,4) |
| RARELY | Not common, homely after a fashion, and out a lot (6,4) |
| MILAN | Italian city that's a fashion and design hub |
| EVACUEE | One rescued after holiday in Brussels ends in complete nightmare |
| TRANSOMED | Beamed, being rescued after very little time (9) |
| MOTORED | Drove and tied up, keeping time (7) |
| PACKAGE | Bundle of things wrapped and tied up (7) |
| ENGAGED | Committed and tied up |
| SHEAVES | Bundles of grain stalks laid lengthways and tied together after reaping (7) |
| NECKTIE | Neckwear consisting of a long narrow piece of material worn (mostly by men) under a collar and tied in knot at the front. |
| SLASHED | Cut small and tied on to (7) |
| TEXTILE | Silk, gingham, linen or ticking, a general word for a woven cloth studied in fashion and used in tailoring, dressmaking or upholstery (7) |
| FLAPPER | Informal word for a bob-haired unconventional young woman of fashion and intent in the 1920s; or, a young wild duck or partridge (7) |
| TRAINED | Knowing the ropes, ran and tied knot |
| FOPPISH | Excessively concerned with fashion and elegance (7) |
| DUKEDOM | Germany, and us, returning fashion and title |
| FREEDOM | Fellow on about retro fashion and lack of restraint (7) |
| STUNG | Robbed and tied up, with burglar finally escaping |
