Haute-couture

[oht koo-too r; French oht koo-tyr] /ˌoʊt kuˈtʊər; French oʊt kuˈtür/

noun
1.
high fashion; the most fashionable and influential dressmaking and designing.
2.
the fashions so created.
3.
the leading dressmaking establishments in the world of fashion, considered collectively.
/ot kutyr/
noun
1.
high fashion

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