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haute

especially before a vowel haut

[oht]

adjective

  1. high-class or high-toned; fancy.

    an haute restaurant that attracts a monied crowd.

  2. high; elevated; upper.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of haute1

1780–90; generalized from haute couture, haute cuisine, etc.; < French, feminine of haut literally, high; haughty
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At the helm are two chefs who met at Moto, the Michelin-starred pioneer of haute cuisine.

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His Chinois Chicken Salad, named for his Santa Monica restaurant Chinois on Main, has been on the menu since 1983 and remains one of his most popular recipes; proof that even haute cuisine can’t help but bow to the crunchy-sweet majesty of a really good salad.

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To some, they conjure ideas of haute cuisine fuss — dainty smears, baby food textures, or unnecessary embellishment.

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While the event is associated with head-turning haute couture donned by the most popular celebrities — think Tyla’s Balmain sand dress, Blake Lively’s Statue of Liberty-inspired Versace gown or Rihanna’s papal get-up by John Galliano — the annual gala serves as a charity dinner for the museum’s Costume Institute and coincides with a fashion exhibit that shares the theme of the event.

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“From the leather and chain looks to the queens in long black and yellow spiral dresses to the woman dancing on a speaker in a gold sequin romper outfit, everywhere I looked people felt hot and haute and danced with abandon,” he says.

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